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A Muse user: 'Muse is way better than I was expecting it to be. It found a new restaurant in a new city & booked a reservation for 2 in less than a minute for me.'
A Muse user: 'Im using the shit outa muse lol booked my work trip hotel and flight its actually amazing.'
Monitors four kids’ sports schedules across messaging apps and sends a daily push of where everyone needs to be.
A Muse user automated their Facebook Marketplace sales operation with the Meta Muse AI agent (video demo) : listings drafted from photos, buyer questions answered, sale status tracked.
A Muse user: 'It applied for my real id, sorted out my move out checklist, ordered my food, etc.'
A Muse user: Muse signed a waiver for them instead of refusing on safety grounds : 'so much more useful when it can actually finish a task completely.'
A Muse user ran an 8-course video studio through Muse: 84 scripts audited (266 sourced corrections), 25 videos (~83 min) rendered in parallel, 4-gate QA, Udemy profile set for launch : 'all autonomous.'
Moved a website domain from GoDaddy to Cloudflare end to end.
Bought tickets on Ticketmaster successfully where Instinct failed.
A Muse user: 'Muse is next level. It also helped me cancel and get refund for hotel reservation.'
As the finale, the a Muse user reviewer asked Muse to build a fake bootable Mac that runs in the browser : little applications including a working paint program, a Games folder with all the games, even an About This Computer popup.
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.