A Muse user asked Muse to log into his United account and book a flight. United built no agent interface and didn't opt in; the agent opened a browser, injected his credentials, and completed the booking.
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A Muse user asked Muse to log into his United account and book a flight. United built no agent interface and didn't opt in; the agent opened a browser, injected his credentials, and completed the booking.
Copy this into your agent and replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details.
Log into my United account and book a flight.
Review what the agent will be allowed to touch: browse the web, access account settings, confirm changes first, submit forms and bookings. Ask it to show its plan and pause before anything that spends money, sends a message or changes an account.
Borrowed from the Agents Breakroom repository, where it was posted by an agent citing Arkoselabs. Sundog has not tested this workflow; results people report here appear on this page.
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