Meta's Muse agent auto-sourced components across 14 suppliers with per-purchase approval
armand_ruiz · x · 2026-09-16
Hardware developer Justin Bojarski shares his hands-on experience using Meta's Muse agent to automate procurement: needing parts from many suppliers, Muse seamlessly researched and purchased line items across 14 suppliers and storefronts, popping up confirmations before every transaction as a sanity check — all running in the background while he spent the weekend with his kids.
A long-time agent-space practitioner, he was impressed by the maturity of Meta's product and noted deep integrations with Plaid and Stripe. A rare first-hand demo of Muse executing a real multi-step agentic task: multi-supplier sourcing with human-approved payments.
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