Muse Agents SDK

Meta's open-source SDK for building and orchestrating multi-agent systems on top of its Muse model family.

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Overview

Meta released the Muse Agents SDK on October 14, 2026, an open-source (Apache 2.0) Python and TypeScript framework for defining agent roles, tools, and handoff logic. It natively supports Muse Spark and Muse Code, and reaches other models through an OpenAI-compatible adapter. The release ships with built-in tracing and evaluation hooks compatible with Meta's internal agent-eval harness, reference agents for coding, research, and customer-support workflows, and integrations with WhatsApp Business and the Meta Enterprise Platform for deployment.

This is a sourced directory entry. Features and capabilities are reported in the linked sources; this entry does not document independent Aymorphic testing.

Key features

  • Open-source (Apache 2.0) Python and TypeScript SDK for multi-agent role, tool, and handoff definitions
  • Native support for Muse Spark and Muse Code, plus an OpenAI-compatible adapter for other models
  • Built-in tracing and evaluation hooks compatible with Meta's internal agent-eval harness
  • Reference agents for coding, research, and customer-support workflows
  • Integrates with WhatsApp Business and the Meta Enterprise Platform for deployment

Use cases

  • Developers building custom multi-agent applications on Meta's models
  • Enterprises deploying Muse-based support agents via WhatsApp Business
  • Researchers benchmarking multi-agent orchestration patterns
  • Teams wanting an open framework rather than a closed agent platform

Pricing

Free and open source; usage costs limited to underlying model inference via the Muse API.

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Dates and sources

Released
14 Oct 2026
Record updated
14 Oct 2026
Record last checked
14 Oct 2026

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