Meta's Muse Code is now available to all, with subscriptions and new developer tools

Meta has taken its coding agent Muse Code out of beta. That means the tool is now available to everyone, not just selected testers.

The launch comes with a new SDK that developers can use to build their own custom agents, connect tools, follow progress live and resume sessions where they left off.

Muse Code is intended for larger coding tasks, and it now costs money to use: monthly subscriptions have been introduced.

Ollama has already announced that its platform supports the Muse Code framework, so the integration is in place from the start.

Does it matter to you? If you are an ordinary AI user without a developer's perspective, you can relax: this is primarily relevant for developers and companies with larger codebases.

If, on the other hand, you are a developer or run a business with coding needs, it may be worth taking a closer look at the price and the SDK before deciding whether Muse Code belongs in your toolbox.

What it means for you

If you are a developer or work with coding in your company, Muse Code can now be put to use in earnest, and the SDK lets you build your own agents on top of it. Use Ollama if you want to get started quickly, since support is already in place. Check the monthly prices before you decide so you know whether it fits your needs. If you are an ordinary user without coding tasks, you can safely skip this news.