Meta has quietly published a Chrome extension for its Muse AI agent, bringing the assistant directly into the browser. Called Muse from Meta, the extension is now available on the Chrome Web Store, even though Meta has not yet announced its release.
Muse is already available through mobile apps, a desktop app, and a web version, while the extension expands the agent's presence to the websites users visit in Chrome.
Your personal AI agent in Chrome. Hand off tasks, take busywork off your plate and stay in control.
Muse is your personal AI agent that gets things done, always working on what matters to you. Bring it into Chrome to take everyday tasks off your plate, from filling out forms to comparing prices and following up on refunds.
YOUR MUSE, ONE CLICK AWAY
Open Muse in Chrome’s side panel without leaving the page you’re on. Pick up your conversations, right alongside your browsing.
IN YOUR CONTROL
Approve actions before they happen. Muse keeps a full activity log, and lets you revoke any connector anytime.
Once installed, Muse from Meta opens in Chrome's sidebar. Users can log in, access their existing conversations, and continue without leaving the website they are browsing. From the sidebar, they can ask Muse to navigate websites, control pages, assist with shopping, or book cinema tickets.
Users can also hand over entire tasks to the agent or work alongside it directly in the browser. The interface supports sub-conversations and provides access to settings and other Muse features. Some sections still redirect users to the web version. Selecting Ideas, for example, opens the corresponding tab on the Muse website.
According to its Chrome Web Store description, the extension also supports task approvals, activity logs, and connected services, giving users control over the actions Muse performs. However, how well browser automation works across different websites remains to be tested.
The extension appears to have been published only recently and is already available to try. It remains to be seen whether Meta will formally introduce it as part of a broader Muse update.
Sources and related context
- Muse from Meta on the Chrome Web Store: Supports: Meta's listing confirms the Chrome side panel, existing conversations, task approvals, activity log, and connected services.
