Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:META, XETRA:FB2A, SIX:FB) is developing a personal artificial intelligence tool for CEO Mark Zuckerberg as part of a broader push to integrate AI into internal operations and enhance productivity, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Per people familiar with the matter and internal documents reviewed by the publication, the agent is designed to allow Zuckerberg to access information more quickly than traditional channels, bypassing layers of staff and reducing the need for multiple emails or meetings.
The tool can query internal systems and team data to provide synthesized answers to questions that would otherwise require coordination across several groups.
The project is still in development, but is operational as an on-demand interface for company knowledge. It is part of a wider ecosystem of internal AI tools at Meta, including “Second Brain,” which indexes and queries project documents, and personal employee agents such as “My Claw,” which can access work files and chat logs, and even interact with colleagues or other AI agents.
Meta is using these tools to accelerate decision-making, reduce hierarchical structures, and enable smaller teams, or even individual employees, to manage projects that previously required larger groups. Internal messaging emphasizes “AI-driven impact” and positions the adoption of AI tools as a factor in performance evaluation.
Zuckerberg has previously said that 2026 will be a year when AI reshapes the way Meta operates, with the potential to increase output, speed product development, and foster “AI-native” ways of working.
He has also spent more time coding recently, and highlighted AI-focused efforts during the company’s January earnings call, stating that the initiative aims to elevate individual contributors and flatten team structures.