Meta is working on a new avatar-sharing feature for its Muse agent on the web, according to TestingCatalog.
The sharing interface has surfaced in Muse's web implementation but is not publicly available yet, and could eventually lead to community-built avatar galleries or dedicated avatar stores.
At Meta Connect, the company introduced Muse Realtime Avatar for live conversations, but that functionality still appears to be under development on the web.
Avatar sharing could give Muse a new way to spread organically across social platforms, particularly if users begin sharing their custom characters.