Not a former name. Hatch is the codename Meta ships Muse under, in its own security post and in the live client at muse.ai. Every claim on this page is one curl away.
Not a leak, not a rumor. The footnote is in Meta’s own post, the symbols are in the shipped client, and both are still live.
“Hatch is our internal name for Muse in the codebase.”
How often the word “hatch” appears in the source of Meta’s security post about Muse, counted on 23 Sep 2026.
Components, CSS variables and runtime flags still named Hatch in the JavaScript bundles muse.ai serves today.
The footnote, the client, the launch-day post, and everyone who said the word in public. Open each one.
On 8 Sep 2026 Meta Research published “Security and safety for AI agents: our approach with Muse”. Its footnote, anchored #hatch-name-footnote, reads: “Hatch is our internal name for Muse in the codebase.” The post names the Hatch daemon, hatch-safety and hatch-authd: the agent harness in a systemd-nspawn cell, the prompt-injection classifier, and credential storage.
Pull the JavaScript bundles the public app loads and grep them. Eighteen unique Hatch symbols come back: React components, CSS custom properties and runtime flags. The brand is Muse. The code still answers to Hatch.
The day Muse launched, Zhiqing Sun, lead agent research at Meta MSL TBD Lab and ex-OpenAI, quote-posted “why can’t you text ChatGPT from iMessage?” with a single word: Hatch. Three days later he called Muse Spark 1.3 “(Hatch)” in public.
Cointelegraph reported the codename in May, citing The Information. Grok described it in August. After launch, engineers who worked on it and people who used it kept calling it Hatch. Six posts, all public, all linked below.
Three commands, ten seconds, no account needed. Numbers on this page are whatever these commands return today.
Download Meta’s security post and confirm the footnote sentence and its anchor are in the page.
Count every occurrence of “hatch” in the page source. That is the number in the hero.
List the bundles muse.ai loads, fetch them, and pull every Hatch symbol out.
Six posts on X, embedded live from the source. If an embed fails to load, the text and link are still here.
The people closest to the product, quoted verbatim and linked.
$MUSE has not launched. The contract address will be posted here first, and only here and on our X. Anything else is a fake.
0x · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·Meta shows the world Muse and builds it under Hatch. The token wears the brand; this site keeps the receipts on the codename underneath it.
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Meta, Muse, or anyone quoted on this page. Nothing here is financial advice. Never trust an address that is not on this page.
Everything you need to know before launch.
Hatch is Meta’s internal codename for Muse, its personal AI agent launched on 8 September 2026. Meta’s own research post says so in a footnote, and the muse.ai client still ships with Hatch-named components. $MUSE is a community token built around that receipt.
No. This site and the token are a community project. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Meta, Muse, or any person quoted here. The quotes are public posts, linked to their source.
Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663. The contract address is not public yet: it will be posted in the Contract section at launch, and on our X. Until then, any address claiming to be $MUSE is fake.
Run the three commands in the Verify section. They fetch Meta’s post and the muse.ai bundles and grep them. The numbers on this page are whatever those commands returned on the date shown next to them.
Nowhere yet. At launch, the buy link and the contract address will appear in the Contract section. Paste the address from this page into the token field, never one from a search result or a DM.
No. This page documents a naming fact and lists a contract address. Do your own research and never invest what you cannot afford to lose.
The post with the footnote, the daemon names and the architecture.
The launch-day post from inside Meta MSL TBD Lab.
Follow the receipts as they land. Links will be added here as the community accounts go live.