What do the links at the top mean?

A link takes you to another page. The links at the top give you these choices:

  • Start here — follow the four short lessons from the beginning.
  • Everyday uses — find small, practical jobs you could try with AI.
  • AI tools — meet examples of outside AI apps and learn how to choose one.
  • Explore more — find news, detailed activities, and the separate children’s area.
Meta

Muse adds spaces for your own projects

Try a small checklist you’ll want to find again next week.

Sources checked 2026-11-07. Access and availability can change.

What changed

On November 6, Meta introduced spaces in Muse, its AI assistant. Describe what you want to keep track of, and Muse builds a reusable view you can change later. Meta says you can place spaces in the sidebar or main tabs. [1]

Start with something simple

Meta says connected apps can refresh a space in the background. You can also add notes or check items off yourself. [1]

Our take

Try a checklist for a weekend painting project. Add a room, two supplies, and a task you have already finished. Close the space and come back later to see whether it still shows the right items. That tells you whether the view is worth keeping before you connect an account or put anything sensitive in it.

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