Trying to burn through tokens faster, the reviewer asked for 50 genre variations of 'Portrait Theme' on a single playable page. Muse did it : honestly underwhelming, most variants slight tweaks of the same melody (the chiptune one sounds like chiptune).

Pushing for a more ambitious build, the a Muse user reviewer asked for a third-person 3D adventure game with enemies and a boss. After a few tries Muse delivered 'Garden Quest' : collect golden musical notes, fight spiders, slugs, and a final boss called the Blight.

The reviewer asked Muse to plug the games into a website together with the drawing and the song, tied together with a fittingly retro aesthetic. Muse named the site 'Garden Signals.'

The a Muse user reviewer asked for a side-scrolling game inspired by the drawing and song : Muse built it. Then an FPS variant: multiple levels, multiple versions of the author as NPCs with full bodies.

The same a Muse user reviewer asked Muse to compose a melody capturing how a human might feel about the redrawn photo, program it as MIDI, and deliver a playable version. It did : a downloadable track called 'Portrait Theme.'

A a Muse user reviewer stress-testing Muse's free compute asked it to redraw their author photo in MS Paint. With no Paint in its Linux VM, Muse did it the hardest way possible : line by line as Python code.

A Muse user got an unprompted Muse message: tickets just opened for the movie they were tracking : 4:30 PM or 7:30 PM showtimes : the agent watching for availability on its own.

A Muse user permanently set their food preferences in Muse; from then on, just naming any restaurant in town gets them an accurate list of recommendations with costs and descriptions.

A Muse user granted Muse read access to Apple Reminders and scheduled repeating web-search tasks: sci-fi movies playing in their city every other morning, a 3pm EST stock market summary.

A Muse user asked Muse for concert tickets; it suggested Ticketmaster at $90 each, then found the same tickets elsewhere for $70 each : then set up a week-long daily price check with notifications.

A Muse user assumed SAS never reimbursed their food fees after a rebooked flight : the notifications were lost in a flood of airline emails. Muse dug through all of them and found the confirmations: reimbursed the exact same day SAS moved the flight.

A Muse user's grocery app makes you manually 'clip' coupons : 2:3 minutes of repetitive tapping. They handed their grocery login to Muse; slower than their tapping, it clipped every coupon completely.

A Muse user set up a daily Muse morning briefing with the weather, the headlines they cares about, and one bizarre or funny news story every morning.

A Muse user set up Muse to deliver fantasy football news every Sunday morning as a recurring background task : one of several things they have it doing for them in the background.

A Muse user asked Muse to compare credit cards based on the categories they spends on most, under a maximum annual fee. It built a clickable comparison organized around what they actually uses : not a generic best-card list.

Medium writer a Muse user asked Muse to build a writing portfolio from their Medium archive. It went through their articles, selected nine, divided them into three categories, made each clickable, and linked their full page.

In the same Engadget hands-on, The user had Muse do the same treatment for their saved restaurant posts : places they wants to check out one day. It produced a searchable guide organized by city.

Engadget's The user had years of saved recipe posts they never revisited. They asked their Muse agent 'boo' to pull every recipe out of their saves and organize them into a readable, searchable book with ingredient lists, steps, and links back to the originals.

Musician a Muse user named their agent 'Uncle Baby Billy' and gave it a standing role as home assistant. On launch day it proactively called out their faulty AC at home : they shared the screenshots as proof.

A Muse user gave their Muse agent full access to their Instagram and asked for a 30-day audit: exactly when their audience is online, what's working in their niche, and new hooks modeled on their best-performing post.

Founder a Muse user connected Muse to their startup inbox and calendar with one standing job: protect their focus without letting potential customers wait. In the Day 1 test it read an inquiry, checked their calendar, and drafted a reply with a proposed meeting time for approval.

A Muse user let Muse audit their app's code for their honest-review series : it surfaced a real security bug, though they's candid it made wrong assumptions twice along the way.

A Muse user tested Muse on a wine-and-cheese night: shop recommendations, a wine-cheese pairing, Todoist tasks and Google Calendar entries : all done. The one thing it couldn't finish was booking the Waymo ride; they did that himself. Not sponsored.

A Muse user asked Muse to build their a daily newspaper pulling together each day's essentials from Meta, their inbox, and their calendar : one of the first things they delegated, now a single daily briefing.