Meta ships Muse Code, a terminal agent — and trains Muse Spark 1.2 to build whole repositories
Meta released Muse Code in beta on Wednesday: a terminal coding agent built for large codebases, with asynchronous background agents and a local event log that makes sessions replayable and restart-safe. It runs on Muse Spark 1.2, a coding-focused update trained heavily on long-horizon tasks including whole-repository generation; in one case study the model spent over 1,000 tool calls and up to 24 hours optimizing GPU kernels. The model is available now in Muse Code and through the Meta Model API.
Why it mattersMeta is the last of the big US labs to ship its own terminal agent, going head-to-head with Claude Code and its rivals. Its angle — day-long autonomous runs and repo-scale generation — shows the coding-agent race moving past autocomplete toward hands-off engineering shifts.
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