MuseWonder
A new-generation series of frontier large language models released by Meta, comprising the standard MuseWonder and the enhanced MuseWonder Full. It focuses on agentic capabilities and professional coding ability, and supports features such as long context windows and Active Memory.
Core Facts
Muse Wonder's API pricing is $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens, offered through Meta's coding service platform.
Meta officially released the MuseWonder series of models, including the standard MuseWonder and the more powerful MuseWonder Full.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Meta released the MuseWonder and WonderFull model series; Wonder is already available on the Meta model API, and WonderFull is used for MuseCoding.
Meta officially released the MuseWonder series of models, including the standard MuseWonder and the more powerful MuseWonder Full.
Meta calls MuseWonder "the world's best personal and professional agent model," with use cases including understanding lease agreements, analyzing financial information and assisting with complex professional workflows.
The reviewer tested three projects—a macOS browser clone, a Minecraft clone and a Call of Duty Zombies mode clone—and the results were all "okay" but far from top-tier.
Under the same prompt, Sway2 completed the task for free in 15 minutes with better output quality; MuseWonder took 24 minutes, consumed about $18, and the result was worse.
In both max thinking mode and the Full version, MuseWonder achieved benchmark scores higher than the previous generation MuseSpark 1.3 max with lower token consumption.
MuseWonder is already available through the Meta Model API and MuseCode, but the API is unavailable in most EU countries and is limited to the US, Canada and other places.
The reviewer believes MuseWonder is suitable for users who need cross-application agent collaboration, document analysis and personalized planning, rather than developers pursuing ultimate coding quality.
Meta research shows that MuseWonder has better generalization ability on unfamiliar tasks it was not specifically trained for.
Muse Wonder's API pricing is $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens, offered through Meta's coding service platform.
All Facts (10)
Muse Wonder's API pricing is $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens, offered through Meta's coding service platform.
80%Partially VerifiedMeta officially released the MuseWonder series of models, including the standard MuseWonder and the more powerful MuseWonder Full.
65%UnverifiedMeta research shows that MuseWonder has better generalization ability on unfamiliar tasks it was not specifically trained for.
50%UnverifiedMeta calls MuseWonder "the world's best personal and professional agent model," with use cases including understanding lease agreements, analyzing financial information and assisting with complex professional workflows.
50%UnverifiedIn both max thinking mode and the Full version, MuseWonder achieved benchmark scores higher than the previous generation MuseSpark 1.3 max with lower token consumption.
50%UnverifiedMuseWonder is already available through the Meta Model API and MuseCode, but the API is unavailable in most EU countries and is limited to the US, Canada and other places.
50%UnverifiedThe reviewer believes MuseWonder is suitable for users who need cross-application agent collaboration, document analysis and personalized planning, rather than developers pursuing ultimate coding quality.
50%UnverifiedMeta released the MuseWonder and WonderFull model series; Wonder is already available on the Meta model API, and WonderFull is used for MuseCoding.
50%UnverifiedUnder the same prompt, Sway2 completed the task for free in 15 minutes with better output quality; MuseWonder took 24 minutes, consumed about $18, and the result was worse.
50%UnverifiedThe reviewer tested three projects—a macOS browser clone, a Minecraft clone and a Call of Duty Zombies mode clone—and the results were all "okay" but far from top-tier.
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