According to CoinMeta, the official version of Meta Muse Code has been launched, supporting the ability to initiate one team of Agent to work in parallel for each task. After nearly a month of public testing, this official release focuses on upgrading multi-Agent collaboration, allowing complex engineering tasks to be split among multiple dedicated Agent for parallel or phased completion. Different Muse Code sessions can now send messages to each other directly, and the Agent within two terminals can transfer context and status when handling interdependent tasks without the need for developers to copy them manually. The Workflow console centrally displays each Agent, supporting immediate intervention, stoppage, or saving of tasks. At the same time, Meta has opened up preview access for Muse Code SDK developers, who can embed Agent into their own applications, connect custom tools, receive real-time progress updates, and resume sessions later on. Muse Code has also introduced a monthly subscription service, with prices starting from $5.