Meta Launches Muse Code AI Agent Built for Large, Complex Codebases

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Meta has introduced Muse Code, a new AI-powered coding agent designed to handle complex programming tasks. The tool is aimed at developers working with large and intricate software systems. Meta positioned the launch as an expansion of its existing AI coding product lineup. The company claims Muse Code is capable of managing sophisticated tasks that simpler coding tools may struggle with.

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