Getting Started with Muse Code
Start with verified Meta Muse Code beta facts, supported platforms, pricing choices, installation, multi-agent workflow, and event-log recovery.
Open guideUnderstand Meta Muse Code before you commit: current pricing, setup, data tradeoffs, cost math, comparisons, and beta troubleshooting.
Independent developer reference · not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
Current beta facts · official sources
Start here · setup path
Confirm the current product, install from Meta’s domain, and understand access before opening a repository.
Start with verified Meta Muse Code beta facts, supported platforms, pricing choices, installation, multi-agent workflow, and event-log recovery.
Open guideInstall Meta Muse Code on macOS or Linux using the current command published by Meta, then follow a cautious beta setup and verification flow.
Open guideCheck current Meta Muse Code beta status, supported installation platforms, expanded global-access wording, and the limits of region-level evidence.
Open guidePricing & cost · current rate card
Standard and Contributor use the same three token types but publish very different rates and product-improvement labels.
Not used to improve Meta products
Used to improve Meta products
Cost calculator · live utility
Estimate input, cached-input, and output separately. Switch tiers to see the cost and policy label change together.
muse-spark-1.2Meta says this tier is not used to improve its products.
Meta official product pricing sourceEstimate only. Token counts, retries, agent activity, and prices can change the final bill.
Contributor tier · data tradeoff
Meta’s current product page explicitly gives the two models different product-improvement labels.
Meta: not used to improve products
Meta: used to improve products
Compare · decision first
The comparison guides keep subscriptions, credits, and direct token prices distinct.
Compare Muse Code and OpenAI Codex by current billing model, work surfaces, agent workflow, recovery evidence, ecosystem, and best-fit use cases.
Open guideCompare Muse Code with Anthropic Claude Code across billing shape, platform support, workflow, data choices, and current documented access options.
Open guideAgent systems · how it works
Muse Code combines Muse Spark 1.2 with persistent subagents and a local event history designed for long-running work.
The co-trained model relationship
Persistent background work
Restart-safe runtime evidence
Beta status · troubleshooting
Current public wording says beta and expanded global access, without a complete country list. Diagnose platform, account, and runtime issues separately.
Quick answers · source bounded
Muse Code is Meta’s beta terminal coding agent powered by Muse Spark 1.2. Meta says it plans, writes code, validates results, coordinates persistent background agents, and can resume from a local event history.
Standard is currently $1.25/M input, $0.15/M cached input, and $4.25/M output. Contributor is lower priced and Meta labels it as used to improve its products.
No. Muse Code Guide is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta. Current claims link to their sources and show a verification date.
The current official command checked for this guide is published for macOS or Linux. This site does not infer or invent a Windows command.
Next action · choose your path
Install from the current Meta source or estimate the real token mix before choosing a tier.