Meta develops dedicated Mail tab for Muse AI agent

Meta is adding a dedicated Mail tab to Muse, its personal AI agent, signaling that the company sees email management as a central pillar of its AI assistant strategy rather than just a nice-to-have feature. The move would give Muse a separate mailbox interface specifically designed for AI agent communication, distinct from the agent’s existing multi-tab layout that already includes Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Library sections. Muse’s email ambitions are getting serious Muse launched in the US on September 8, 2026, and from day one, email was baked into its DNA. The agent connects to users’ email accounts, including Gmail, and offers granular permission controls. Users can choose whether Muse gets read-only access or the ability to send messages on their behalf. Third-party services like AgentMail have already emerged to let users create a dedicated email address specifically for Muse. Meta building a native Mail tab suggests the company noticed the same pattern. The pricing structure reflects Meta’s bet that email management will be a key draw. Muse offers a free tier alongside subscription options at $20 per month and $100 per month for heavy users. Security is the pitch, and th...