Research, document, and ship with more clarity.
OpenAI's own headline example: a dot that watches feedback and issues for repeat requests, scopes the smallest fix, builds and tests it in Codex, and opens a PR with a recording for you to review.
A clear diagnostic checklist that helps a developer reproduce the issue.
A review queue of stale links, inconsistent examples, and missing prerequisites.
A timestamped account of an incident with evidence and unanswered questions.
A focused test plan covering the important behaviors and failure cases.
A readable walkthrough of a specific feature's control flow and data flow.
A release plan that covers migrations, configuration, verification, and rollback.
An upgrade checklist grounded in release notes and your current usage.
A clearer PR description connecting the problem, final behavior, and validation.
A source-backed plan for integrating an API safely and predictably.
A useful first draft of project documentation based on real files.
A Muse user gave Muse SSH access to their computer so it can act on it directly, including reading and responding to iMessages.
A Muse user has their Muse set up to work with their ChatGPT : all on the same page, creating and claiming tickets, sharing the workload. Their Muse ran all night and they woke up to a huge workload accomplished.
A Muse user set up Muse + Geofence: walk into the gym and today's workout hits their phone; walk into Costco and the grocery list appears; get home and it's dog-walk reminder time. It reacts to where they are, not what they prompts.
The Verge's The user connected their Gmail and Amazon accounts to Muse and probed what it could autonomously piece together about their. It correctly identified the state where they were visiting their family, saying it had pulled the information from the shipping address on their Amazon order :…
A Muse user had Muse review an email and file it into the correct Google Drive folder in one shot : even though they never mentioned the folder name. Off the back of that, they gave it a bigger task: reorganizing their entire Drive using the PARA method.
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.
A Muse user needed their Muse connected to Notion for context on ongoing projects : they just chatted with it, and it researched and built the custom connector itself.
Researches tickets for a Rosh Hashanah dinner.