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Meta’s multimodal model handles repeated coding subtasks, tool calls, routing and document processing inside agent workflows.
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Muse Ember is Meta’s model for high-volume execution within agent workflows. It serves developers processing recurring tasks such as coding subtasks, request routing, extraction and long-document parsing.
Teams can combine its multimodal processing with larger Muse models that handle planning and orchestration. Its focus is repeated, bounded work across coding and information-processing pipelines.
Accepts text, images, video, audio and PDFs, with text responses.
Provides a 1,048,576-token context window and a maximum output of 524,288 tokens.
Supports tool calling, computer use, image understanding and search grounding through configured integrations.
Supports schema-constrained JSON for routing and extraction, with Responses, Chat Completions and Messages endpoints available.
Classify incoming tickets and extract fields for downstream handling.
Summarize documents and organize extracted information into structured records.
Assign recurring coding subtasks and tool calls to a dedicated execution model.
Meta Model API uses pay-as-you-go token billing with no minimum or upfront commitment. Muse Ember uses Standard mode, with separate long-context rates above 200K input tokens. Consult the official pricing page for current rates.
Check current pricing ↗It supports Responses, Chat Completions and Messages. Configure a compatible client through Meta’s quickstart and select muse-ember-1.0.
Muse Ember is available through pay-as-you-go access and every Muse Code subscription plan. Requests above 200K input tokens consume subscription usage faster.
Stored conversation history contributes to input length. When total input exceeds 200K tokens, higher long-context rates apply to the whole request.