The problem
You want a specific espresso machine. Muse watches prices across stores, buys at the right moment, and you are covered if the price drops further.
Before you start
- Browse the web
- Make purchases, confirm with you first
Steps
- Name the product and your target price.
- Muse compares options across retailers in its browser, specs, reviews and shipping times, and presents a shortlist.
- It monitors the price. When it hits your target or a sale starts, it pings you.
- You approve; Muse checks out with a one-time Link by Stripe virtual card.
- Meta says Muse is the first agent covered by Link's purchase protections on eligible purchases: damaged or lost items, price-drop protection and no-fee returns.
The result
This has the widest gap between demo and reality: a reviewer's real shopping task failed outright. Use it for simple single-retailer purchases first and keep the experimental label until reliability improves. Approval gates: Purchase approval, always.
Questions about this workflow
What does this workflow do?
Name a product and a target price. Muse compares retailers, watches the price, pings you when it drops.
What prompt does this workflow use?
I want the [model] espresso machine. Watch prices, alert me under $250, and buy it when I say go.
How do I use this workflow?
Copy the prompt from this page into Muse and adjust the details to your situation. The result above is what the author got. Every workflow here is free to use; you just need access to Muse, and if you do not have an invite yet you can claim a community code on the homepage.
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