On October 12, Meta released Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full. This time, it wants to talk about more than just “giving smarter answers”—it’s about “remembering things and picking up where you left off.”

According to Meta, Active Memory retains and retrieves relevant context across conversations, while Active Focus is designed to keep tasks moving, try another approach when it hits a roadblock, and ask you when necessary. These capabilities are based on evaluations published by Meta; I haven’t tested them myself for this piece.

In terms A3 can understand: AI is starting to remember your goals, while you’re still trying to remember your own plan—start my business next month. Great. At least one of you is moving the project forward, okay?

But before you rush to upgrade, make sure you know where to access each version:
Muse Wonder is available through the Meta Model API and Muse Code. The Full version is for Muse Code subscribers. As for the experience in Muse, Meta says it’s coming soon, with subscribers getting priority access. That doesn’t mean everyone can open it and use it right now. I also haven’t verified availability for Hong Kong accounts or the exact subscription prices in this piece.

My take: What’s worth watching in this round of competition is whether AI can actually move tasks forward, not just make answers sound more like a consultant wrote them. For everyday users, post-investment management is simple too: use the same real-world task to check the results, time spent reworking them, and cost.

Don’t let your model level up while your cash flow gets downgraded first. Build up more. First build up your delivery, then your membership tier. Got it? $METAB