An analysis published by TMTPost says Meta's personal agent Muse, launched on Sept 8, 2026, topped the U.S. App Store free chart within two weeks, citing about 2.8 million downloads in the U.S. and Canada over 12 days, roughly 1.8 million iOS downloads in the same period, about 642,000 U.S. mobile daily active users, and a more than 20% rise in Meta's share price (about $200 billion in market value). Zuckerberg described Muse as a personal agent that understands a user's goals and works around the clock to complete tasks, calling it a first step toward "personal superintelligence"; the article also cites 100 million free tokens a week, a cloud-based Muse Secure VM, and a plan to earn commissions on transactions rather than rely on subscriptions. It relays the follow-on moves: OpenAI's always-on agent Dots built on GPT-6 Astra with 4,000-plus app connections (Sept 30), Manus's Cue (Sept 28), ByteDance's "Spell" personal-assistant project, Tencent's LightVela and Yuanbao, and Alibaba's Qwen Personal Agent — while Amazon blocked Muse's purchasing feature, citing unauthorized AI agent access.