Meta built the first Muse prototype in 2 weeks after Nat Friedman went all-in on OpenClaw
davidsenra · x · 2026-10-13
Meta's first Muse prototype was built in just two weeks, sparked by Nat Friedman going "all in" on OpenClaw — an experience he described as "somewhere between terrifying and euphoric." He had his OpenClaw watch him via security footage to make sure he drank more water.
Alexandr Wang says he wrote a memo arguing this would likely become the "final consumer product," and that many decisions in the final Muse product were already present in the first prototype.
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