A little less on your plate.

Negotiated down an internet bill, then queued the same play for car and renter’s insurance.

Muse called and negotiated a home internet bill from $100 to $65 a month, done within two hours of getting call access.

Muse placed a phone call to EClaimsLine to get a status update on a trip delay claim, and the call transcript was shared as proof.

A psychologist for entrepreneurs had Muse analyze 143 of their Instagram posts. It diagnosed that conversion, not reach, was the real problem, then built content around the findings, reworked their workshop promotion, sharpened their positioning, and set up an automated Facebook Marketplace hunt…

Asked Muse to shop for a USB stick; it completed a real $41.97 purchase of a SanDisk 128GB Ultra Flair on sandisk.com via a one-time Stripe Link virtual card after her approval (Amazon credentials declined, Walmart blocked by CAPTCHA).

Asked Muse to email hotels and restaurants in Japanese and Chinese to coordinate a 2-month Asia trip, negotiating back and forth with them; it also researched local-language-only spots.

Getting married in less than a week; created a Muse assistant named "Mew" that organized her wedding to-do list, prioritized tasks between work and wedding prep, summarized book plots, and drafted a professional email to her wedding planners about the event timeline (per reel content). Post…

Asked Muse to unsubscribe from all junk mail : a task he calls a "horrible experience" on Google (one at a time, can't click unsubscribe); Muse handled it smoothly. He ran side-by-sides against Google's Spark and found Muse "remarkably more capable." Post (verbatim): "finally gave muse.ai a try…

Pointed his @meta muse agent at his existing website and it automatically built a subscription landing page for him, published at muse.ai/s/subscribe-page-axp5xcxy1bx0288; he says he "didn't have to do anything except point it at my website." Post (verbatim): "Built this quickly with @meta muse.…

In one hour: booked the cheapest flights for his parents, researched water TDS and compared countertop RO purifiers then ordered one on Amazon, and went through emails to find Wi-Fi bill savings and updated the payment method.

Used Muse to find good restaurant recommendations; it downloaded videos from video sites and recommended good Japanese food; multi-language support is good. (Posted in Chinese.)

Planned his sister's birthday dinner: booked the table for six and coordinated with the family over DMs; he just showed up and ate.

Wired Twilio and OpenAI API into a Docker container on a Linux box with shared memory, so phone-call conversation context relays over to Muse.

Built termuse: live terminal + interactive browser into the Muse Spark machine (GitHub: jjakemaness/termuse).

Automated the repetitive parts of his job with Muse.

Cancelled a Visible/Verizon plan and got a refund by talking to customer support.

SF apartment hunt: found listings, reached out to ~40, booked 3 tours.

Runs a company fantasy football league fully through agents : at least four of them use Muse.

Prepare S corp taxes. Reported by a Muse user; prompt included.

Placed a 17-item Panera Bread pickup order.

Creating Godot games with Shiny Gen and using it to improve Shiny Gen itself.

Signed up his kids for school.

Built and published a Garmin watch face conversationally: registered Garmin IQ, downloaded the dev environment, built in conversation, registered the payment system, published the finished watch face.

Maintains a live personal "home screen": one place tracking ongoing projects, ideas and tasks in a stream of consciousness.