At Connect on September 23, Meta announced plans to bring Muse to its AI glasses. Its next-day recap describes calling the agent by name and asking it to act on something in view, such as a product or printed list. The stated timing was the coming months, so this is a preview rather than confirmation that the feature is available on every pair today.
The recap also describes voice conversations continuing while Muse works in the background, and previews a pocket-sized device called Muse Charm. Meta said it would share more about Charm later in the year. The announcement supplies product direction, but it does not establish a delivery date for every device or feature mentioned.
Editorial take: Seeing an object could remove the awkward step of translating the physical world into a typed prompt. The harder question is whether the agent can distinguish an observation from an instruction to act. Hands-free convenience will be most useful when the proposed next step remains clear and easy to approve or stop.