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Short summaries of useful changes to Muse, Grok Bot, dots and other AI agents, each with a link to the original source. Event dates and our publication dates are shown separately.

MuseComing later

Muse is coming to Meta’s AI glasses

Event · Published here

Meta says it will bring Muse to its AI glasses in the coming months. You will be able to start it by saying your agent’s name, and Muse can act on what you are looking at, such as a product on a shelf or a flier on a wall. This is a planned rollout, not something you can use today.

Why it matters: Agent tasks may soon start from what is in front of you, not only from a phone or laptop.

Source: about.fb.com

dotsLaunch catch-up

OpenAI introduces dots for ongoing work

Event · Published here

OpenAI introduced dots, agents that work with their own cloud computer, browser and the apps you connect. You can reach your dot through ChatGPT, Slack or Teams. OpenAI says it is starting to roll out dots on Pro, Business Premium and Enterprise plans in eligible markets, with wider access planned.

Why it matters: For small teams, the shift is an agent that keeps working on a task over time. Check access and permission settings before giving it real work.

Source: openai.com

MuseConnector update

Zapier announces a connector for Muse

Event · Published here

Zapier says Muse can now reach apps through Zapier MCP once you authorize your Zapier account. Zapier describes access to more than 9,000 apps, limited by the connections and permissions you set. Availability depends on Meta’s staged rollout. An app reachable through Zapier is not a separate native Muse connector.

Why it matters: If your business already runs on Zapier, check whether the connector appears in your Muse account and which actions you allow.

Source: zapier.com

Grok BotBackground

Background: Grok Bot puts coordinated agents to work across apps

Originally announced · Published here

xAI’s Grok Bot launch describes AI teammates with their own cloud computer that sign in to existing apps and websites and message each other to coordinate work. Its examples include processing invoices from email, updating a CRM after sales calls and filing bug tickets. xAI lists a beta for SuperGrok subscribers and some Cursor plans.

Why it matters: These are xAI’s own examples, not results TryMuse has tested.

Source: x.ai

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