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About this shelf
Guides are this site's own long-form pages. They aren't third-party builds, and there are four of them. We wrote them from Meta's documentation and the entries on the other shelves.
Start Here is a 10-minute tour of the catalog with reading paths for builders, founders, curious users and researchers. What Is Muse? explains how the personal agent, Muse Spark, Muse Glimmer, Muse Code and connectors fit together, and what each is for. What Is Muse Engineering? is our term, not Meta's, for designing work for a personal agent: clear outcomes, narrow access, connectors over browser steps, receipts and planned handoffs to a person.
Each guide links to real entries so you can check the examples yourself. Product facts cite Meta's pages, and figures from builders are labeled as reported. If you are new, read them in order: Start Here, then What Is Muse?, then Muse engineering once you have a task in mind. Each one is short enough to read in a sitting, and none of them requires a Muse account to follow.
Frequently asked
+Where should I start learning Muse?
Read Start Here first. It takes about ten minutes and points you to the right builds for your role. Then read What Is Muse? for the full picture.
+What is the difference between Muse, Muse Spark and Muse Glimmer?
Muse is Meta's personal agent app. Muse Spark is the closed-weights model that powers it and is sold through the Meta Model API, and Muse Glimmer is a smaller open-weight model you can run yourself.
+What is Muse engineering?
It's this site's name for designing tasks, access and handoffs for a personal agent. It is not an official Meta term.