E2B test: Muse Code reads video natively, up to 9.3x faster than Claude Code and Codex
E2B gave the same demo recording to Muse, Claude Code and Codex for step-by-step breakdowns; Muse understands video natively while the others extract frames with ffmpeg, finishing up to 9.3x faster at up to 99.4% lower cost.
Give @Meta's Muse Code an @e2b sandbox and its native video understanding yields an efficient parallel video-processing pipeline. We handed the same demo recording to Muse, Claude Code, and Codex, each in its own E2B sandbox, and asked for a step-by-step breakdown. Muse Spark 1.3 takes the video natively. The others have to shell out to ffmpeg, extract frames, and re-send every image on every turn. In this clip, Muse finished up to 9.3× faster at up to 99.4% lower cost. Spin up one isolated sandbox per clip, and Muse applies edits across hundreds of videos in parallel. Try it: e2b sbx create muse Docs: https://docs.e2b.dev/agents/muse