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Sort hundreds of saved Instagram posts into a cookbook

MJ@Mj4Stocks · 26 Sept

I have 500+ saved posts on @instagram and I've never even opened most of them, it was a total mess. Asked my Pikachu (that's my Muse name) to sort them out and he actually did it. 11 folders now: book recommendations, recipes, movies, cool tech, AI, everything in its place. One more cool thing about him is you can ask your agent to make a cookbook from all the recipes that you have saved. I did nothing.

Try the prompt
Go through my saved Instagram posts. Sort them into folders by what they actually are: recipes, books, movies, and anything else that shows up. Then turn the recipe saves into a cookbook with ingredients and steps.

Get delivery from a restaurant that doesn't deliver

Zach Richards@_zach_richards_

@_zach_richards_ orchestrated a delivery from ilpollaiosf.com with his Muse : even though they don't support food delivery.

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Try the prompt
Get food delivered to me from [restaurant that doesn't deliver, e.g. ilpollaiosf.com] to [address]. Figure out how : courier service, pickup-and-deliver, whatever works : and confirm the order with me.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Order the best birthday cake in town, delivered on time

karthk@thekarthk

@thekarthk had Muse order the best birthday cake in town for his sister, delivered right on time. It was so seamless, and the selection was amazing.

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Try the prompt
Order the best birthday cake in [town] for [sister's] birthday on [date]: [flavor/size preferences]. Have it delivered to [address] right on time and confirm.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Hard-to-get restaurant reservation secured

Thomas Schiavone@thomasschiavone

@thomasschiavone: 'Muse did it. Four Kings reservation.'

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Try the prompt
Get me a reservation at [restaurant] for [date/party size]. It's hard to get : try every available channel and keep trying until you land it.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

OpenTable booking that respects the TOS

Jen@BackseatVC

@BackseatVC: native OpenTable integration that respects their TOS : hard reservations are the perfect Muse stress test.

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Try the prompt
Book a table for [N] at [restaurant] tonight via OpenTable, respecting their terms. Keep trying alternate times if my slot is full.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Native integrations book the tickets

Alex Volkov@altryne

@altryne: native integrations beat bolted-on skills : Muse booking the tickets while the other agent is still searching is the whole thesis.

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Try the prompt
Book [tickets/reservation] for [event/route] using your native integrations : no bolted-on workarounds. Handle it the way it's meant to work.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Saved restaurant posts compiled into a city-organized guide

Karissa Bell@Karissa Bell Web

In the same Engadget hands-on, Karissa Bell had Muse do the same treatment for her saved restaurant posts : places she wants to check out one day. It produced a searchable guide organized by city.

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Try the prompt
Take the restaurant posts I've saved and turn them into a searchable guide organized by city.

New city: restaurant found, table for 2 booked in under a minute

Cam Robinson@CamRobinsonnn

@CamRobinsonnn: '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.'

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Try the prompt
I'm in [city] for the first time. Find a well-reviewed [cuisine] restaurant and book a table for 2 for tonight. Confirm the reservation details.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Weekly meal plan turned into a printable fridge menu

Rahul Singh@gravity0890

Rahul Singh (@gravity0890): his Muse (@chewiesingh) helped plan the week's meals and even made the menu look nice so he could print it and put it on the fridge.

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Try the prompt
Plan our meals for the week and make the menu look nice so I can print it and put it on the fridge.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Get a morning digest linking meals to blood sugar

Avidan@avidan

@avidan's Muse connects to Apple Health and watches his blood glucose, uses Plaid to view his restaurant purchases, reads his email for DoorDash orders : then gives him a morning digest on what meals created movement in his blood sugar, with recommendations for the day ahead.

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Try the prompt
Connect to my Apple Health (blood glucose), my cards via Plaid, and my email (DoorDash orders). Every morning, send me a digest of which meals moved my blood sugar yesterday and recommend what to eat today.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

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What have people actually used Muse for when it comes to food?

10 public posts describe it. Meals, groceries, recipes, and restaurant reservations. Each card above quotes the poster or condenses their post, and links to the original.

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Outcomes are what the poster reported. Built with Muse did not verify the savings, bookings, or completions. Posts with text_source tweet are the author's own words. Posts with text_source field-guide-summary are condensed from the public post by the EveryAI Muse field guide (snapshot 2026-09-14) and link back to the original. Some entries were first catalogued by shipwithmuse.live. Data updated 2026-10-09.