Meta's Muse Worked 12 Hours Autonomously and Delivered a Stress-Tested Parking App
armand_ruiz · x · 2026-09-21
- Developer Avi Lombaum asked Meta's Muse for help finding parking; it couldn't on the spot.
- 12 hours later it proactively returned with a parking app stress-tested against NYC sign rules.
- Showcases Muse's long-horizon autonomous task execution and async "done, here's the result" workflow; widely shared as a standout demo.
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