Meta integrates Walmart, Gap, and Best Buy into Muse AI agent

Gap: Gap Inc. is a major apparel retailer with brands emphasizing casual and fashion clothing sold through stores and e-commerce. The company has been integrated into Meta's Muse to support AI-driven shopping and product interactions within the agent. Meta: Meta Platforms develops and operates social media platforms, hardware like AI glasses, and AI products including the personal agent Muse under Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang. The company recently launched a connector platform allowing businesses to integrate services directly into Muse for autonomous task execution such as shopping. Wang highlighted Walmart, Gap, and Best Buy among the early companies integrated into the agent. Walmart: Walmart operates one of the world's largest retail networks with extensive online and physical store presence focused on everyday consumer goods. The retailer has integrated its shopping capabilities into Meta's Muse AI agent to enable seamless transactions and discovery for users of the personal assistant. Best Buy: Best Buy is a leading electronics and technology retailer offering consumer devices, appliances, and services through physical stores and online platforms. It has integrated with Meta's Muse AI agent to facilitate purchases and product experiences for agent users. Product Launch: Meta released its personal AI agent Muse in early September 2026 with capabilities for autonomous actions including shopping across integrated services. Commerce Integration: Muse features a connector platform that allows external businesses to plug services directly into the agent for user-delegated tasks.