We added Muse Code, Meta's terminal coding agent, to Superconductor.
You can now pick Muse Code anywhere you pick an agent, alongside Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, and the rest. Start a chat with it to explore an idea, or run it on a ticket next to your other agents, compare the results, and ship the best one.
Bring your Muse Code subscription or API key
If you already pay for a Muse Code subscription, you can use it in Superconductor. Open Account Settings, click Connect your Muse Code Subscription, and approve the request on Meta's site. There's nothing to install or paste.
Once it's connected, the Muse Code agents you launch run on your subscription instead of pay-as-you-go billing.
Prefer an API key? Create one on the Meta Developer Platform and add it in Workspace Settings or Project Settings under Agent Credentials. When both are available, Superconductor uses your subscription first.
Available Models
Muse Code comes with two models, each at Medium, High, Extra High, and Max reasoning effort:
- Muse Wonder 1.0 — Meta's most capable coding model, for hard or long-horizon tickets
- Muse Spark 1.3 — Meta's faster, lower-cost model, for everyday changes and quick second opinions
That gives you eight Muse Code profiles to mix into your agent picks. Want to know how they stack up on your code? Use benchmarking to run them against the agents you already use, with your own merged pull requests as ground truth. Reach out to us and we'll run a free benchmark on your codebase.
Are there any other coding agents you would like to see in Superconductor? Let us know.