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Muse Wonder

Muse Wonder is Meta’s hosted long-context foundation model on OpenRouter, distinguished by a 1,048,576-token context window for large-scale text generation and analysis. Its main strength is processing unusually large document sets in a single prompt, though pricing, max output, benchmark performance, and license details remain unspecified in the basic listing.

Provider
Meta
Released
Oct 12, 2026
Context
1.0M tokens
Weights
Closed
Pricing
$/M in
$/M out

Capabilities

  • Text Generation
  • Long Context

Best For

  • Long Document Analysis
  • General Assistance
  • Content Generation

Overview

Muse Wonder is a Meta long-context foundation model newly available through OpenRouter, notable above all for its 1,048,576-token context window. That places it in the emerging class of million-token models designed to reason over very large inputs: full code repositories, long legal or policy archives, book-length manuscripts, multi-document research collections, extensive chat histories, or large operational logs. Its listed capabilities are focused on text generation and long-context processing, making it best understood as a hosted language model for reading, synthesizing, transforming, and generating text at unusually large scale.

Key capabilities

The headline feature is context capacity. A million-token window allows Muse Wonder to ingest far more material than conventional 32K, 128K, or even 200K-token systems, reducing the need for aggressive chunking, retrieval pipelines, or manual summarization before prompting. This can improve workflows where cross-document consistency matters: comparing versions of large documents, extracting themes across hundreds of pages, maintaining continuity in long-form writing, or answering questions that require scattered evidence from a large corpus.

As a text-generation model, Muse Wonder can be used for summarization, drafting, analysis, classification, rewriting, question answering, and structured extraction. Its long-context design is especially relevant for tasks where the model must preserve references across distant sections, such as identifying contradictions in a contract set, tracing a narrative thread through a manuscript, or reasoning over many related technical documents in one session.

Technical specifications

  • Provider: Meta
  • Availability: Hosted via OpenRouter
  • Model type: Long-context foundation model
  • Primary modalities: Text input and text output
  • Context window: 1,048,576 tokens
  • Max output: Not specified in the provided listing
  • Pricing: Not specified in the provided listing; users should check OpenRouter’s live model page for current rates
  • Open-weight status / license: Not indicated by the listing; availability is described as hosted rather than explicitly open-weight
  • Release date: 2026-10-12

Strengths and benefits

Muse Wonder’s main advantage is convenience at scale. Instead of building elaborate retrieval or preprocessing systems for every long document task, users can place a much larger body of information directly in context. This can simplify prototyping, improve transparency because the model sees the source material in one prompt, and reduce information loss from premature summarization. For teams working with long documents, enterprise knowledge bases, research corpora, or large code and documentation sets, the model’s context length is its most important practical differentiator.

Limitations and caveats

A very large context window does not guarantee perfect attention to every detail. Million-token models can still miss facts, overemphasize recent or prominent passages, hallucinate unsupported conclusions, or struggle with precise citation unless prompted carefully. Large-context usage may also be slower and more expensive than shorter-context alternatives, depending on pricing and throughput. Because max output length, benchmark performance, and license details are not specified in the basic listing, users should validate the model on their own workloads before adopting it for production or high-stakes decisions.

Comparison

Compared with many mainstream models from Meta’s earlier Llama-era deployments, Muse Wonder’s standout difference is the hosted million-token context rather than simply general chat ability. Against other long-context models, its competitiveness will depend on retrieval fidelity, latency, output limits, cost, and instruction-following quality—not context size alone. In practice, it is most compelling when the input volume itself is the bottleneck.

A secondary use case is software maintenance: long context can help review large dependency manifests, changelogs, lockfiles, and migration notes together. Still, Muse Wonder’s core value is broad long-document understanding and generation, not dependency management specifically.

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╭──────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ Vibgrate Drift Report │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────╯
 
── node-turborepo (node) .
Runtime: >=18.0.0 (6 majors behind)
Frameworks:
Turbo: 1.13.4 → 2.11.7 (1 behind)
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Dependencies:
1 current 1 1-behind 3 2+ behind 1 unknown
 
── @repo/admin (node) apps/admin
Frameworks:
TanStack Query: 5.104.2 → 5.104.2 (current)
React: 18.3.1 → 19.3.0 (1 behind)
React DOM: 18.3.1 → 19.3.0 (1 behind)
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Vite: 5.4.21 → 8.3.4 (3 behind)
Dependencies:
3 current 9 1-behind 3 2+ behind 4 unknown
 
── @repo/api (node) apps/api
Frameworks:
Express: 4.22.3 → 5.3.0 (1 behind)
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Vitest: 1.6.1 → 5.0.4 (4 behind)
Dependencies:
7 current 4 1-behind 4 2+ behind 4 unknown
 
── @repo/web (node) apps/web
Frameworks:
Next.js: 14.2.35 → 16.4.0 (2 behind)
React: 18.3.1 → 19.3.0 (1 behind)
React DOM: 18.3.1 → 19.3.0 (1 behind)
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Dependencies:
2 current 6 1-behind 3 2+ behind 5 unknown
 
── @repo/config (node) packages/config
Frameworks:
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Dependencies:
2 current 2 1-behind 5 2+ behind 0 unknown
 
── @repo/database (node) packages/database
Frameworks:
Prisma: 5.22.0 → 7.10.0 (2 behind)
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Dependencies:
1 current 0 1-behind 3 2+ behind 1 unknown
 
── @repo/types (node) packages/types
Frameworks:
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Dependencies:
0 current 0 1-behind 1 2+ behind 1 unknown
 
── @repo/ui (node) packages/ui
Frameworks:
React: 18.3.1 → 19.3.0 (1 behind)
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
React: 18.3.1 → 19.3.0 (1 behind)
Dependencies:
1 current 4 1-behind 1 2+ behind 1 unknown
 
── @repo/utils (node) packages/utils
Frameworks:
TypeScript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 behind)
Vitest: 1.6.1 → 5.0.4 (4 behind)
Dependencies:
0 current 1 1-behind 2 2+ behind 1 unknown
 
Tech Stack
Frontend: React, React DOM
Meta-frameworks: Next.js
Bundlers: tsx, Turbo, Vite
CSS / UI: Autoprefixer, PostCSS, Tailwind CSS
Backend: Express
ORM / Database: Prisma, Prisma Client
Testing: Vitest
Lint & Format: ESLint, ESLint Prettier, ESLint React, Prettier, typescript-eslint
 
Services & Integrations
Auth: JWT 9.0.3
Databases: Prisma 5.22.0
 
TypeScript
v5.3.3 · strict ✔ · MIXED · target: ES2022
 
Build & Deploy
Package Managers: pnpm
Monorepo: npm-workspaces, pnpm-workspaces, turbo
 
Product Purpose Signals
Frameworks: react, nextjs
Evidence: 177
Top Signals:
- [heading] Dashboard (apps/admin/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx)
- [title] Revenue Overview (apps/admin/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx)
- [copy] workspace:* (packages/ui/package.json)
- [copy] ./dist (packages/ui/tsconfig.json)
- [copy] ./src/index.ts (packages/ui/package.json)
- [copy] @repo/config/tsconfig-base.json (packages/ui/tsconfig.json)
- [copy] @repo/ui (packages/ui/package.json)
- [copy] #3b82f6 (apps/admin/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx)
Unknowns:
- No pricing or billing evidence found.
- No integrations/connectors evidence found.
- No route structure evidence found.
 
Security Posture
Lockfile ✖ · .env ✔ · node_modules ✔
 
Platform
Native modules: turbo
 
Code Quality
Files: 36 · Functions: 183 · Avg complexity: 2.62 · Avg length: 21.13 lines
Max nesting: 2 · Circular deps: 0 · Dead code: 0%
God files: apps/admin/src/pages/Products (448 lines)
 
Database Schema
postgresql · 8 models · 1 enum
Models: Address, CartItem, Category, Order, OrderItem (+3 more)
 
Findings (16 errors, 11 warnings)
✖ @types/node is 6 major versions behind (spec: ^20.11.0, latest: 26.6.5).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in .
✖ 60% of dependencies are 2+ major versions behind in node-turborepo.
vibgrate/dependency-rot in .
✖ Node.js runtime ">=18.0.0" reached end-of-life on 2025-04-30 (latest: 24.0.0).
vibgrate/runtime-eol in .
✖ vite is 3 major versions behind (spec: ^5.0.12, latest: 8.3.4).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in apps/admin
✖ Vite is 3 major versions behind (current: 5.4.21, latest: 8.3.4).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in apps/admin
✖ @types/node is 6 major versions behind (spec: ^20.11.0, latest: 26.6.5).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in apps/api
✖ vitest is 4 major versions behind (spec: ^1.2.1, latest: 5.0.4).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in apps/api
✖ Vitest is 4 major versions behind (current: 1.6.1, latest: 5.0.4).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in apps/api
✖ @types/node is 6 major versions behind (spec: ^20.11.0, latest: 26.6.5).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in apps/web
✖ eslint-plugin-react-hooks is 3 major versions behind (spec: ^4.6.0, latest: 7.1.1).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in packages/config
✖ 56% of dependencies are 2+ major versions behind in @repo/config.
vibgrate/dependency-rot in packages/config
✖ 75% of dependencies are 2+ major versions behind in @repo/database.
vibgrate/dependency-rot in packages/database
✖ 100% of dependencies are 2+ major versions behind in @repo/types.
vibgrate/dependency-rot in packages/types
✖ vitest is 4 major versions behind (spec: ^1.2.1, latest: 5.0.4).
vibgrate/dependency-major-lag in packages/utils
✖ 67% of dependencies are 2+ major versions behind in @repo/utils.
vibgrate/dependency-rot in packages/utils
✖ Vitest is 4 major versions behind (current: 1.6.1, latest: 5.0.4).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/utils
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in .
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in apps/admin
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in apps/api
⚠ Next.js is 2 major versions behind (current: 14.2.35, latest: 16.4.0).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in apps/web
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in apps/web
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/config
⚠ Prisma is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.22.0, latest: 7.10.0).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/database
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/database
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/types
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/ui
⚠ TypeScript is 2 major versions behind (current: 5.9.3, latest: 7.0.2).
vibgrate/framework-major-lag in packages/utils
 
╭──────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ Top Priority Actions │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────╯
 
1. Upgrade EOL runtime in node-turborepo
End-of-life runtimes no longer receive security patches and block ecosystem upgrades.
./.
>=18.0.0 → 24.0.0 (6 majors behind)
Impact: −10 drift points (runtime & EOL)
 
2. Fix security posture: no lockfile found
Without a lockfile, installs are non-deterministic. Run the install command to generate one and commit it.
./
Missing: package-lock.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, or yarn.lock
 
3. Upgrade Vitest 1.6.1 → 5.0.4 in @repo/api (+2 more)
4 major versions behind. Major framework drift increases breaking change risk and blocks access to security fixes and performance improvements.
./apps/api
Vitest: 1.6.1 → 5.0.4 (4 majors behind)
./packages/utils
Vitest: 1.6.1 → 5.0.4 (4 majors behind)
./apps/admin
Vite: 5.4.21 → 8.3.4 (3 majors behind)
Impact: −5–15 drift points
 
4. Reduce dependency rot in @repo/types (100% severely outdated)
1 of 1 dependencies are 2+ majors behind. Run `npm outdated` and prioritise packages with known CVEs or breaking API changes.
./packages/types
typescript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 majors behind)
Impact: −5–10 drift points
 
5. Reduce dependency rot in @repo/database (75% severely outdated)
3 of 4 dependencies are 2+ majors behind. Run `npm outdated` and prioritise packages with known CVEs or breaking API changes.
./packages/database
@prisma/client: 5.22.0 → 7.10.0 (2 majors behind)
prisma: 5.22.0 → 7.10.0 (2 majors behind)
typescript: 5.9.3 → 7.0.2 (2 majors behind)
Impact: −5–10 drift points
 
╭──────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ Architecture Layers │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────╯
 
Archetype: nextjs (80% confidence)
Files classified: 24 (11 unclassified)
Folders classified: 8
apps/admin/src presentation 100% 4 files
apps/admin/src/pages presentation 100% 2 files
apps/api/src/middleware middleware 100% 2 files
apps/api/src/routes routing 100% 2 files
apps/web/src/app presentation 100% 4 files
apps/web/src/app/products presentation 100% 2 files
apps/web/src/app/products/[id] presentation 100% 1 file
packages/ui/src presentation 100% 6 files
Unclassified source (sample): 11
 
presentation 15 files drift ████████████████████ 100 risk high
routing 4 files drift ████████████████████ 100 risk high
middleware 2 files drift ███████▍░░░░░░░░░░░░ 37 risk moderate
config 2 files drift ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 0 risk none
shared 1 file drift ████████████████████ 100 risk high
 
╭──────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ DriftScore Summary │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────╯
 
DriftScore: 70/100
Risk Level: HIGH
Projects: 9
Classified: 8 nano · 1 micro · 0 small · 0 standard
Billable: 0.42 · 9 detected → 0.42 billable projects (micro-project pricing)
0.1 micro · 0.32 nano
These fractions add up across repositories, then round down to whole billable projects.
 
Score Breakdown
Runtime: ████████████████████ 100
Frameworks: ███████████▊░░░░░░░░ 59
Dependencies: ██████▌░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 33
EOL Risk: ████████████████████ 100
 
Scanned at 2026-10-13T06:55:21.114Z · 5.6s · 286 files scanned · 56 workspace files · 27 dirs
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