Meta open sources code to let you make Muse AI gadgets
Reported by The Verge · October 2, 2026
Meta has made code available for people to connect its Muse AI agent to hardware they build themselves. Possible projects include reminder displays, big-screen interfaces and small touchscreen devices.
The tools support ESP32 boards and Raspberry Pi devices, and can link Muse with screens, buttons, sensors and other components. Meta warns that users take risks when building and using their own gadgets.
Meta is also offering a Muse Home Link device, which can use community-created skills to control household equipment, with functions depending on each user’s setup.
Meta Superintelligence Labs’ Nat Friedman said the company made 5,000 Home Link units. People can join a waitlist, with shipping expected sometime this month.
Key points
- Open-source tools let people connect Muse to custom hardware.
- Projects can include displays, Raspberry Pi devices and home controls.
- Meta made 5,000 Home Link units; shipping is expected this month.