Why hasn't Openai or Anthropic made something like Muse?

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A software engineer praises Meta's Muse for its impressive personal agent capabilities and expresses hope for an open-source version, contrasting it with tools from OpenAI and Anthropic.

Hate that Meta was the first to get personal agents right. 99% of people have no idea what effort levels, model tiers, context window, VMs etc are. I always imagined it to be like Jarvis, and seems like Meta of all companies will be the first to get to that. I am a software engineer and I use codex and claude code for automation daily, and i have to say Muse is really impressive. Most of the skills etc I'd set up over the past year, it was able to pick up into a single flowing conversation really well. Hope we get an open source version of this soon.
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