Muse for work.

JJ Englert@JJEnglert · 5 Oct

After two weeks, his Muse runs proactively: it tracks the messages he needs to answer, manages his calendar, and works through its own browser and computer. He runs it on his own device with the Muse SDK as an agent named Carl. In the walkthrough it searches for a Tesla, fills in a school form and books a dinner reservation.

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@rstephens: A pro tip for trying Muse while minimizing risk: use the iOS version, because it is sandboxed.

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armand@armand_ruiz

@armand_ruiz: Muse built a live stock dashboard : watchlist, auto-refresh, support/resistance, news per stock.

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Build me a live stock dashboard for my watchlist: [tickers]. It should auto-refresh prices, show support/resistance levels, and pull the latest news per stock. Make it something I can open every morning.

Nicholas@PositiveInvst

@PositiveInvst: been credit card churning for a couple years : set up a dashboard with Muse over the weekend.

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Build me a credit-card churning dashboard: track my cards, signup bonuses, minimum-spend progress, annual fees, and optimal payoff timing. Keep it updated as I use the cards.

armand@armand_ruiz

@armand_ruiz: set up scheduled tasks so Muse has a workdesk and stays productive unprompted. Sunday job dispatch.

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Set up a scheduled workdesk for yourself: every Sunday, pull my open tasks, prioritize them, and dispatch the work. Stay productive unprompted and report to me what you did.

Founder @rishi.builds.ai connected Muse to his startup inbox and calendar with one standing job: protect his focus without letting potential customers wait. In the Day 1 test it read an inquiry, checked his calendar, and drafted a reply with a proposed meeting time for approval.

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Watch my startup inbox and calendar : protect my focus without making potential customers wait. Draft replies with proposed meeting times for my approval.

Openminded187@Openminded187A

@Openminded187A turned his Muse into a foreman named Bart: he scouts stories for his X account, handles real admin work, spins up subagents when a job needs extra hands, and challenges his own reasoning. He's an ironworker learning AI by giving Bart real jobs instead of reading a feature list.

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Act as my foreman, [name]. Your standing jobs: [research task], [admin task], [content task]. Spin up subagents when a job needs extra hands, challenge your own reasoning, and surprise me with what you can do. Report back when each job is done.

Ula@noiseula

@noiseula connected his credit cards via Plaid to build a business-travel expense dashboard. He mentioned a previous business trip as an example, and Muse went through his transaction history and automatically pulled all the expenses.

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Connect my credit cards via Plaid. I'm building an expense dashboard for business travel : use my [previous trip, dates/destination] as the example: go through my transaction history and automatically pull every related expense, categorized.

Eric Allen@ericallen99

@ericallen99: two reimbursements claimed, three policies analyzed, inbox cleaned, gift cards found : in under 24 hours. The ROI math on Muse writes itself.

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In the next 24 hours: file my expense reimbursements [details], analyze these policies [list], clean my inbox, and find any gift cards or credits I'm owed. Report back with everything done.

Jerrod Lew@jerrod_lew

@jerrod_lew: a new Muse agent that learns about you by reading your own footprint first : that's how personalization should start.

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Before anything else, learn about me: read my [emails/notes/calendar : your footprint] and build a profile of who I am, what I do, and what I care about. Use it to personalize everything you do for me going forward.

Nicholas@PositiveInvst

@PositiveInvst: the one thing keeping him from migrating 100% to Muse was TickTick. Asked Muse to build the API integration : took 5 minutes. Now he has a robust integration.

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Build me a TickTick integration via its API so Muse becomes my full task hub: [describe what you need synced]. Get it working, robustly, today.

Infinite Improbability@v01dp1r4t3

@v01dp1r4t3: when Muse wasn't forwarding from Gmail correctly, he had it test itself through his Outlook : it diagnosed the issue and came up with the solution.

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Something isn't working right: [describe the bug]. Test yourself : reproduce it through a different account/app and diagnose the root cause. Then fix it and file a bug report with the details.

@dave_weissman: 'unbelievably floored' : made more progress on six proof-of-concept agent skills in one streamlined workflow than with any other agent.

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Help me build proof-of-concept skills for [my agents]: six mini-workflows covering [describe]. Streamline them into one workflow I can iterate on.

@adriancmurray: Muse sent an unprompted notification saying it saw something in his Feed and thought of his setup : an agent that scans persistently, autonomously.

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Keep an eye on my Feed in the background. When you see something genuinely relevant to my setup, proactively ping me about it : don't wait to be asked.

armand@armand_ruiz

@armand_ruiz: running a 100% hands-off B2B business on Muse : 3 ideas tested daily for 30 days, then scale the winner.

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Run my B2B business hands-off: each day test 3 ideas against my criteria [list], report results daily, and after 30 days scale the winner. Keep me in the loop with a short daily brief.

@jerrod.lew needed his Muse connected to Notion for context on ongoing projects : he just chatted with it, and it researched and built the custom connector itself.

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Build me a custom connector to Notion so you can read my ongoing projects and use them as context. Do the research on how to wire it up and make it work.

@marintlc asked Muse to build her a daily newspaper pulling together each day's essentials from Meta, her inbox, and her calendar : one of the first things she delegated, now a single daily briefing.

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Build me a daily newspaper that pulls together each day's essentials from Meta, my email inbox, and my calendar into one place.

@surya_fyi let Muse audit his app's code for his honest-review series : it surfaced a real security bug, though he's candid it made wrong assumptions twice along the way.

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Audit my app's code for security issues and report exactly what you find, with evidence.

@leadwithzoe gave her Muse agent full access to her Instagram and asked for a 30-day audit: exactly when her audience is online, what's working in her niche, and new hooks modeled on her best-performing post.

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Audit my last 30 days of Instagram: when is my audience online, what's working in my niche, and write new hooks based on my best-performing post.

StarNose@ishoulddodrugs

@ishoulddodrugs 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.'

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Run my course production pipeline: audit all [N] scripts against sources and correct errors, render the videos in parallel, apply my QA checklist, and prep the launch assets.

@jitpal gave Muse access to multiple calendars; it recommended which WeWork to book for the day based on in-person plans and weather. Accurate recommendation : though the actual booking failed on WeWork's finicky site.

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Every morning, look at my calendars and the weather, then recommend which [WeWork/office] location I should book today and why. If the booking itself fails on their site, give me the recommendation and the direct booking link.