Posts tagged with #agents
Muse Code vs. Claude Code: price, benchmarks, and which one to use
Claude Code still edges Meta’s agent on most coding benchmarks, but Muse Code starts at $5 a month and its fastest runs finish in half the time. A side-by-side of plans, API prices, independent scores, privacy defaults, and how to switch between them.
Read the post →Meta enters the agent race: the business story behind Muse Code
Strip away the benchmarks and Muse Code is a strategic statement: Meta’s first coding agent, priced to undercut the incumbents, shipped by the lab Alexandr Wang was hired to run.
Read the post →Muse Code vs. the field: the price-capability map
Five serious rivals, two axes that matter. Where Meta’s agent actually sits against Claude, Codex, DeepSeek, GLM, and MiniMax — and a decision framework that survives the next price change.
Read the post →28 recipes, three sections: a field guide to the Model API cookbook
Meta’s cookbook promises recipes that run the first time you copy them. The promise holds because of how it’s structured — each section assumes exactly what the previous one proved.
Read the post →An autonomous GitHub bot that knows when not to act
The cookbook’s GitHub agent recipe wires triage, PR review, and bug-fix automation into GitHub Actions on OpenCode and Muse Spark. Its most transferable lessons are the guardrails.
Read the post →Drop an mp4 in the terminal: multimodal coding, demonstrated
The most quietly radical launch demo wasn’t about speed or parallelism. It was a video file becoming a website.
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