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Shop, compare, order, and watch a price before anything is paid.

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Buy a replacement part, and hit a store that blocks agents

Evergreen@evrgn11112231 · 20 Sept

Yesterday I had my @Muse research and buy replacement light bulbs for my refrigerator. It defaults to @amazon and I told it to also check @Walmart. Amazon worked fine. Walmart blocked it with a bot blocker.

Research a big purchase and check local stores by phone

Trevin Chow@trevin · 24 Sept

My most expensive agent assisted purchase to date! @Muse did the full research and chose a $650 Roland FP-30x piano for my daughter from @SweetwaterSound. It discovered their sale, my credit card's $50 reward and did the full comparison against FB marketplace, Costco and 6 other retailers, including calling local retailers.

A Seiko found $200 under retail, bought on the spot

Jorge H.@gpujorge · 8 Oct

From his personal agent diary: Muse found a Seiko watch he had been looking for, priced $200 under retail, and bought it on the spot.

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Fight Amazon support over missing orders

stencilnyc@stencilnyc

@stencilnyc: "I've got Muse yelling at Amazon customer support for me right now about two orders that just disappeared. Good times."

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Try the prompt
Contact Amazon customer support about my two missing orders [order numbers/details], find out what happened, and get me a replacement or refund. Keep pushing until it's resolved.

Booked and paid a canal cruise from a coffee shop

Super-Intelligent-Investor( Investing in SI)@iamchshah

@iamchshah: Muse found, booked, and paid for a canal cruise in Amsterdam while he was having coffee.

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Try the prompt
While I'm at this coffee shop: find the best [experience/activity] nearby, book it, and pay for it. Just tell me when and where.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Find it, negotiate, schedule pickup

tropoFarmer@tropoFarmer

@tropoFarmer: watch, find, negotiate, schedule pickup : without dealing with the seller. Muse delegates at a level chatbots never reached.

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Find [item] at a good price, negotiate with the seller, and schedule the pickup. I don't want to deal with the seller : handle it all and just tell me when to show up.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Recreate a sold-out suit from email receipts

Emmanuel Acheampong@achampiong

@achampiong: Muse recreated a sold-out SuitSupply corduroy suit : dug up his old suit's measurements from a Gmail receipt and rebuilt the entire custom design around them.

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Try the prompt
Recreate [sold-out item] for me. Dig through my email receipts for my old one's measurements and rebuild the custom design around them.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Shopped, ordered, tracked, registered

Infinite Improbability@v01dp1r4t3

@v01dp1r4t3: Muse shopped for a new garage freezer, got the best price for his required specs matching its replacement, ordered it, kept track of delivery, then filled out and submitted the registration.

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Try the prompt
Shop for a [product] matching these specs: [specs]. Get the best price, order it, track the delivery, and fill out and submit the product registration. Report each step.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

In-store aisle finder via voice

Infinite Improbability@v01dp1r4t3

@v01dp1r4t3: while shopping with his wife, he asks Muse by speech-to-text what aisle something is on : and it tirelessly finds the answer, delivered through a Wear OS notification.

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Try the prompt
I'm shopping in-store. When I ask what aisle something is on, look it up instantly and push the answer to my watch. Be my in-store navigator.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Past-due Amazon returns handled

Ajay Shah@ageshah

@ageshah: Muse handled his Amazon returns past due yesterday, monitors his dev work keeping PRs on track, and handles his emails. 'Been pretty fantastic.'

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Try the prompt
Handle my Amazon returns : including the past-due ones. Find the orders, generate the returns, and get them scheduled. Keep this running for me going forward.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Thrift flipping, unprompted

armand@armand_ruiz

@armand_ruiz: Muse proactively helping flip thrift items, unprompted : it finds work on its own.

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Try the prompt
Proactively scan thrift listings for items worth flipping, buy the winners within my budget [$X], and list them for resale. Report what you picked up and the margins.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

DoorDash cake ordered while watching football

Bryce Del Rio@BryceDelRio

@BryceDelRio: biggest Muse moment : his wife wanted chocolate cake while he wanted to watch football. He said 'let's test it.' They independently picked the same cake; Muse ordered it.

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Try the prompt
Order the best [chocolate cake / dish] from a local spot via delivery. Pick it yourself : I trust your taste : and handle the order end to end.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Family shopping list, always synced

Infinite Improbability@v01dp1r4t3

@v01dp1r4t3: had Muse build a Home Assistant syncing dashboard so he finally has a stable home-screen shortcut to the family's shared shopping list.

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Try the prompt
Build me a stable home-screen shortcut to our family's shared shopping list: [tool, e.g. Home Assistant / Google Keep]. It should sync and just work, every time.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Paella groceries, ingredients right

Ben Parr@benparr

@benparr: Muse getting the groceries for a paella right is a high bar : ingredients matter.

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Try the prompt
Get the groceries for a [paella / dish]: [servings]. Ingredients matter : get them right, and have them delivered by [day].
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Two lattes by voice (confirm the total)

Mike@MikeAISales

@MikeAISales: Muse ordered two lattes by voice and handled payment on the free tier. Caveat: it auto-added a tip without asking and totaled $19 for two $6 lattes : he had to correct it. Cool, but confirm totals.

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Try the prompt
Order two [lattes] from [coffee shop] for me and [name], pickup. Confirm the total with me before paying : no auto-added tips.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Week's meals planned + groceries bought

arnie watkins@arniewatkins

@arniewatkins: 'AI just planned my meals and bought my groceries for the week. I didn't do anything other than type one message to Meta's new Muse app, click confirm, and my groceries are on the way.'

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Plan my meals for the week and buy the groceries. One message from me, one confirmation click : food on the way.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Three stops, one hour, back with minutes to spare

Kevin Yien@kevinyien

@kevinyien: the most mundane Muse use cases are the most convincing : an hour, three stops, back with 3 minutes to spare.

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Try the prompt
I have these errands today: [list, e.g. returns, groceries, pharmacy]. Plan the route, execute the shopping, and get me back by [time]. Beat the clock.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

New barber found, called, and booked in ~2 minutes

diegojimenez@diegojimenez

@diegojimenez's Muse found a new barber, called the shop, and booked him an appointment : all in about two minutes while he kept working.

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Try the prompt
Find me a well-reviewed barber near me that can take me this week, call them, and book an appointment that fits my schedule.

Marketplace listings managed : unused stuff finally selling

derek.walter@derek.walter

@derek.walter has Muse expertly managing his Facebook Marketplace listings, and he's finally selling off stuff that had been sitting around unused.

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Try the prompt
Take over my Facebook Marketplace listings: draft titles, descriptions, and prices for items I want to sell, post them, and manage buyer messages : only ask me when an offer needs a decision.

Wine-and-cheese night planned (except the Waymo)

mike.liu.dev@mike.liu.dev

@mike.liu.dev tested Muse on a wine-and-cheese night: shop recommendations, a wine-cheese pairing, Todoist tasks and Google Calendar entries : all done. The one thing it couldn't finish was booking the Waymo ride; he did that himself. Not sponsored.

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Try the prompt
Plan a wine-and-cheese night: recommend shops and a pairing, add the tasks to my Todoist, check my calendar, and book a ride for it.

Ticketmaster tickets bought where a rival agent failed

Weida Tan@weidatan0

@weidatan0: 'Muse bought tickets at Ticketmaster successfully, where Instinct failed.'

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Try the prompt
Buy [tickets] for [event/date] on Ticketmaster. Confirm the tickets are in my account.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

REAL ID applied, move-out checklist done, food ordered

Rishi@chaitanya167

@chaitanya167: 'It applied for my real id, sorted out my move out checklist, ordered my food, etc.'

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Try the prompt
Apply for my REAL ID [details], build and work through my move-out checklist, and order my usual food order from [restaurant]. Report each outcome.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Facebook Marketplace sales operation automated

Reezy@ReezyResells

@ReezyResells automated his Facebook Marketplace sales operation with the Meta Muse AI agent (video demo) : listings drafted from photos, buyer questions answered, sale status tracked.

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Try the prompt
Automate my Facebook Marketplace operation: draft listings from photos, answer buyer questions, and track each sale's status. Escalate offers below [price] to me.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Instacart groceries ordered without ever opening the app

Kartik Bihani@kartikey_bihani

@kartikey_bihani: '@Muse ordered my groceries from instacart without me ever opening instacart.'

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Try the prompt
Order my usual grocery list from Instacart: [list]. I shouldn't have to open the app at all : just confirm the total before you pay.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

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What have people actually used Muse for when it comes to where people spend money?

45 public posts describe it. Shop, compare, order, and watch a price before anything is paid. Each card above quotes the poster or condenses their post, and links to the original.

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