Meta memo reveals what its new 'Hatch' AI agent can do, from booking a restaurant to finding a dog sitter

Meta is developing a new AI agent called Hatch, designed to handle a wide range of online tasks for users. Internal testing indicates its capabilities extend to everyday activities like making reservations and arranging services, aiming for broad personal assistance.
Key takeaways
- Meta's Hatch AI aims for broad online task completion
- Agent capabilities include booking and service arrangement
- Focus on 'personal superintelligence' for everyday users
- Internal employee testing is currently underway
Why it matters
This development signals a move towards more integrated AI assistants that can perform complex, multi-step actions. For AI tool users, it suggests future agents may offer deeper functionality, automating more of their online workflows and personal errands.
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