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The company that made open weights mainstream now competes on discounts
Meta has released Muse Spark 1.2 alongside Muse Code, a coding agent designed to resume from where it stopped after a crash. The lowest pricing tier costs $0.20 per million output tokens, but users must share their data for training. The Decoder frames the launch as a shift toward price competition rather than maximum benchmark performance, while noting a significant gap in the available benchmarks. The article therefore raises both adoption and evaluation questions around Meta’s latest offering.
Why it's worth reading
The launch combines unusually low output-token pricing with mandatory training-data sharing and a crash-resuming coding agent, making it timely for teams evaluating cheaper model and developer-tool alternatives.
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MetaMuse SparkMuse Code开放权重代码代理模型定价数据训练基准测试