Muse in the wild: real use cases from people getting things done with Meta's personal AI agent. Tips, workflows, and stories.
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Moving a domain feels like open-heart surgery on your front door. One wrong DNS click and your whole site goes dark.
One site owner handed the full GoDaddy to Cloudflare transfer to Muse: records, verification, propagation checks, end to end. No downtime drama.
Send this to one person who keeps putting off the move their site deserves.
Five airports, Uber math, dog drop-off timing, Thanksgiving week. Most people would solve that with eight open tabs. He handed it to Muse and got three options plus a buy link. Send this to one person who still books trips the slow way.
Man $META Muse is awesome
I had a scenario where my Fiancé and I are flying to Connecticut and were trying to find the cheapest flight AND the best time save during Thanksgiving week.
There are 5-7 airports within a 2 hour drive + Uber cost. I would need to spend the time to look up each airport and map the location from the airport to get a total cost from each airport including uber.
It also needed to be within certain times because we have to drop off the dog and pick her up on the days we leave and come back to Chicago.
It went through and gave me the three best options(thinking about time + cost) and then gave the link and all I had to do was click purchase.
Legit saved me 30-60 minutes of just playing the cheap flight + map uber game.
Technology is awesome.
She named her Muse Buttons, then handed it her whole morning. This is the story of the agent era landing in a Columbia library. Send this to one person whose mornings are a mess.
Another day, another errand that used to eat a whole afternoon. Muse turned it into minutes while the human got back to real work. Send this to one person who still does this the slow way.
Operators handing real business errands to Muse is where the money moves first. Fewer hours burned, same result. Send this to one person running it all alone.
So I was sceptical about @Muse but saw the podcast of @alexandr_wang with @davidsenra and decided let me give it a try. Created a new email and gave it a task, reduce my insurance bill which I feel I’m overpaying.
Other sites rejected muse but here I am bill reduced from $260 to $170.
Progressive was the only insurance Company that allows Muse to work and now they have a new client.
Now I’m sold on Muse. Easy process.
My muse I called it Julien..cause I love King Julien 😂😂😂
He had Muse watch a flight he bought for his family. The fare dropped, Muse called JetBlue, and the difference came back as a $1,300 travel credit.
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"Watch my booked flights for price drops. My flights: [airline, flight numbers, dates, confirmation codes]. Check the fare every day. If the price drops, rebook me at the lower fare or claim the difference as a travel credit. Ask me before you change or cancel anything."
Airlines will not tell you when your fare drops. Check your trips today.
Send this to one person with a family trip coming up.
The garage took his money and refused his car. Support wanted him on hold, telling the story twice. He sent Muse to fight for the refund instead. Two calls later, the full refund was approved. Send this to one person who hates phone fights.
I paid for parking. The garage refused my car. So I sent Muse to fight for my refund.
Yesterday, I had a great coffee chat with @DavidPawlan in SF. Getting there, though, was a different story.
I was already running late when the valet refused my Tesla because I only had a phone key.
After the meeting, I asked Muse to handle the refund.
First call failed. Customer support needed more details.
Muse came back, asked me a couple of questions, and called again.
Second call: full refund approved.
I didn't have to argue with customer support, repeat my story, or sit on hold.
The best part of AI isn't always saving time. Sometimes it's not having to deal with the annoying stuff yourself.
You asked. We counted.
So far, you are requesting:
1. Live voice chat. 31 of you. It is not close.
2. Phone calls, with a number of its own.
3. An email address of its own.
4. More connections: Gmail, notes apps, shopping, banking.
5. Glasses support, a Windows app, and more speed.
We see you. We are listening.
Some of what you are asking for is already in testing with a small group of users. It will reach everyone else in time.
Send this to one person still waiting on the one feature they want most.
Keep the requests coming. Your replies are building the list.
glad muse could help 🥰
Muse just saved my life. Okay, my LinkedIn, but still.
Muse might've made me the first person ever to get a permanently banned LinkedIn account back.
End of September my post introducing @Tonebird_ai blew up, and the next day my account was banned.
I appealed, and by mid-October the answer was final. No way back.
So I let Muse go full gremlin. It wrote 50+ emails for me, pleading my case to anyone at LinkedIn who might listen.
And then one of them actually landed in the CEO's inbox !!!😱
The CEO passed it to Trust & Safety, they hopped on a call with me, and my account is back. I still can't believe that just happened.
Muse carried, and I swear I'm using it way more from now on. Claude just kept telling me not to stress and get some sleep. Sleep my ass.
And huge thanks to LinkedIn for taking a second look and clearing my name. Really great company!!
The feature list is boring. What Muse did for one real person today is the whole story. The use cases are the product now. Send this to one person who still runs errands the slow way.
You sent the email two weeks ago. No reply came. You forgot it. They forgot it. The deal died in silence. Muse can scan your sent mail, find every thread that went quiet, and draft a follow-up for each one. You approve every draft before anything sends. The card has the prompt. Send this to one person with a deal stuck in a dead thread.
$600 a year hiding in the grocery cart. A parent handed Muse their grocery order history, and it found their basket would cost about $32 less at Sam's Club and Aldi, roughly $600 a year.
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"Tell my Muse: pull my grocery order history into a sheet, find my staples and how often I buy them, then price my usual basket at every store within 20 minutes of me. Show me the cheapest mix and the yearly savings. Do not place any order without my approval."
Same groceries, cheaper store. Send this to one person who complains about grocery prices.
This is the quiet superpower. Point Muse at the firehose once and it hands you back only what matters, every hour, in searchable form. An exec built his own briefing engine.
Send this to one person who drowns in tabs every morning.
Muse feed is good but coverage is light, about one item every two hours. I had Muse build a custom news artifact to augment it. Scans Hacker News, Techmeme, and high-signal X accounts every hour, filters against inclusion criteria, alerts me to anything urgent based on alert criteria.
So far, it works really well. It shortlists posts every hour and reads the ones that pass its initial filter, then writes up summaries. It stores everything in whatever database artifacts use (🤷♂️) so they're searchable.
I'd like to improve the visuals that accompany posts, including by incorporating images associated with the items, and polishing up the infographics.
I'd also like the ability to click "Discuss" on an item and discuss it in the chat with my Muse, but it's not clear this is possible. Muse tried it initially, based I guess on how it thought it should work, and it didn't.
