Muse Wonder
Meta's first true frontier model, with six reasoning levels and a memory system.
Overall Intelligence
#12
of 56
4.6 pts behind #1
0
races led
0
weeks at #1
84.1
score
- Released
- Oct 12, 2026
- 1 wk ago
- Context
- 1M
- 128K max output
- Price
- $4 / $20
- per 1M in/out · $8.00 blended
- Speed
- 90 tok/s
- 5s to first token
- Modalities
- text · image · audio · video
- outputs text
- Weights
- Closed
- API and apps
The 30-second version
Meta's first true frontier model. Muse Wonder offers six selectable reasoning levels and a built-in memory system, and it debuted inside the overall top ten.
- 1Six reasoning levels let you trade speed for depth per request.
- 2A memory system designed for long-running personal and product assistants.
- 3Competitive on writing and multimodal tasks; still catching up on agentic coding.
- 4Priced like Opus 5.5 at $4 / $20.
What you need to know
Purpose
A frontier assistant model for Meta's apps and developers, built around personalisation and controllable reasoning.
What Meta optimised for
Controllable reasoning depth, memory and multimodal assistant experiences at consumer scale.
Unique strengths
- Granular reasoning control.
- Native memory features.
- Strong multimodal assistant behaviour.
Where it ranks
Current snapshot · illustrative scores · click any race to watch it
Muse WonderBest on each axis
Overall
Coding
Hard Reasoning
Science
Writing & Language
Multimodal
Tool Use & Agents
Speed & Cost
Overall Intelligence over time
Best use cases
01
Personal assistants
Products that remember user preferences over time.
02
Tunable workloads
Apps that need cheap quick answers and occasional deep thinking.
03
Social and creative content
Captioning, ideation and multimodal posts.
Strengths
Reasoning control
Six levels give fine control over cost and latency.
Multimodal assistant
Strong at image-plus-text conversations.
Weaknesses
Agentic coding
Behind Claude and GPT on long autonomous coding.
When to choose it, and when not to
Pick something else when…
- Serious coding agents.
- Workloads that need open weights (use Muse Spark Open).
Update history
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