Open Idea
Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote
From idea, paper, or photo to a working, verified prototype — searched, built, run, and judged by Muse, signed off by you. Open Idea Lab first searches real papers, code, datasets and hardware on Open Idea, checks the knowledge graph to see what already exists and what is missing, then builds the code, runs it in a real sandbox, fixes its own errors, and for papers it gives a verdict — reproduced, partial, or no — with human sign-off. Then it hands the project to App Studio {sandbox}. OpenIdea Lab — Don't just search research. Build it. Run it. Prove it. You have an idea, a paper, or a photo of hardware. Normally you'd spend days searching, reading, and trying to code it yourself. Lab does it with you in minutes: it searches real papers, code, datasets, and hardware on OpenIdea, checks the knowledge graph to show what already exists and what's missing, then Muse writes the code, runs it in a real browser sandbox [WebContainer / Pyodide], and fixes its own errors until it works. For papers, running isn't enough. Lab gives a verdict — Reproduced / Partial / Not Reproduced — with evidence, and you sign off before it counts. One click then hands the verified project — files, citations, verdict, and sign-off — straight to App Studio to keep building. Search is memory. Muse is the brain. The sandbox is proof. You are the judge. Studio is home.