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Meta has moved Muse Code out of beta with multi-agent workflows, cross-session messaging, a TypeScript SDK, and three subscription tiers starting at $5 per month. The release shifts competition toward harness maturity as the underlying Muse Spark 1.2 model remains unchanged.
Meta has entered the AI coding agent arena with Muse Code, a terminal-based tool now in beta that targets professional developers working across large. Meta's entry reshapes the competitive dynamics of AI-assisted software development.
Zhipu AI compressed its model releases to two-month intervals across early 2026, culminating in GLM-5.2's June launch with a 1-million-token context window. The cadence signals a production-line strategy that holds parameter count steady while iterating context, tooling, and pricing to undercut U.S. rivals on agentic coding workloads.
OpenAI has introduced the Codex Micro, a $230 compact keyboard that lets developers adjust how hard its AI coding agent thinks using a physical dial. The Codex Micro turns an interface element normally buried inside software settings — AI.