Meta’s new do-it-for-you AI agent is invite-only right now — my code walks you past the line, and both of us get extra tokens.
Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent: it handles email, bookings, browsing and form-filling for you, inside the Muse app or WhatsApp. Access runs through a waitlist in limited testing. Here is the door.
The code: PPFD4W — 30 uses, first come, first served.
Referral Link
Check out Muse, your personal AI agent. Redeem my code in Settings within 48 hours of joining and we’ll both get 1 billion Muse tokens.
Code: PPFD4W
How to redeem
Join Muse with the code → straight in, waitlist skipped.
Inside the first 48 hours, open Settings and redeem the code.
Done → extra Muse tokens land for both of us.
Steps for Outside USA signup
Turn on a reliable VPN and set your location to the USA.
That’s Muse Spark model access through OpenCode, not the Muse personal AI agent that gets things done. This invite is for the app and its invite bonus. My question was whether people outside the US can redeem the app code using the method above. Have you actually tested that flow?
I grabbed one, when I did, it gave me an offer to give tokens to someone. Keep this in mind, if you know of someone. It is a little code that is on the upper right.
Many users were logged out of Muse yesterday and several early testers have experienced the same issue this week. These users were part of the free alpha programme and Meta moved the first testing group back to the waitlist after releasing build 4.3.
If you successfully signed up and redeemed an invitation code, don’t assume there is a problem with your account. This appears to be part of Muse’s testing cycle.
Why this happened
Muse’s alpha testing is being conducted in waves. Each wave typically receives around 3–7 days of free access before the testers are rotated out to make room for a new group.
Yesterday, a build expired when Muse moved from version 4.0 to 4.3. As a result, some users are seeing “Join Waitlist” again instead of being able to access the app.
Your data and chats should still be saved on Muse’s servers. They are likely locked temporarily and should become available again when you are readmitted.
What to do
Just in case if it happened to you and you logged out, just rejoin the waitlist using the same email address. Returning testers are usually prioritised and may be approved again within 24 hours.
If the app shows “Notify Me”, tap it so you receive an alert when your testing wave reopens.
Don’t delete the app. Keeping it installed may help preserve your place in the queue.
This is most likely a temporary part of the alpha testing process rather than a permanent loss of access.