AI Summary
Muse can connect to home Wi-Fi to control compatible devices and perform various tasks through community-built skills. The service is available for free with an active subscription in the United States, limited to one device per subscriber, and will begin shipping in October on a first-come, first-served basis.
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- Muse connects to home Wi-Fi to interact with compatible devices and local HTTP APIs.
- Users can utilize community-built skills for tasks such as turning on lights, controlling TVs, and sending documents to printers.
- The service is free for subscribers in the United States, with a limit of one device per subscriber.
- Shipping is set to begin in October, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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