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A Muse user had Muse clean up their Google Drive : converted 13 sermons into clean Docs, trashed 200+ duplicate and junk files, and built series hubs for their teaching. It also triages their inbox twice a day and keeps their reminders straight.
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A Muse user had Muse clean up their Google Drive : converted 13 sermons into clean Docs, trashed 200+ duplicate and junk files, and built series hubs for their teaching. It also triages their inbox twice a day and keeps their reminders straight.
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Clean up my Google Drive: convert my sermon drafts into clean Docs, trash duplicates and junk files, and build organized hubs by teaching series. Then set up standing twice-daily inbox triage and keep my reminders current.
Review what the agent will be allowed to touch: browse the web, read email you connect. Ask Muse to show its plan and pause before anything that spends money, sends a message or changes an account.
Reported by @pauljhulford on Threads (original post). Collected by the open-source EveryAI Muse field guide under the MIT licence. Sundog has not tested this workflow; results people report here appear on this page.
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