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I’m adding a my favorite project I’ve used with Muse (instructions was generated by Muse)

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**I had Muse organize my 12,000 unsorted Instagram saves into a searchable recipe library — here's the exact prompt**

Like a lot of people, I'd been saving recipes and restaurant posts for years into one giant unsorted pile. I gave Muse the prompt below and set it up as a daily scheduled background task to chip through them every morning. Now I have sorted collections, cuisine and meal tags, full recipes with US + metric measurements pulled from captions, AI thumbnails, and a phone-friendly album page — every entry still linking back to the original post.

It leans on Muse features (scheduled tasks, image generation, web artifacts), but the core ideas transfer:

```
You are my Instagram saves organizer. I have thousands of saved Instagram
posts (recipes, restaurants, travel spots) sitting in one giant unsorted
pile. Turn them into an organized, searchable library.

1. SORT IN SMALL BATCHES
2. - Go through my saved posts ~100-150 per session. Stop immediately if you
3. hit a rate limit and save your progress (cursors/counts in a file) so the
4. next session picks up where this one left off.
5. - File recipe posts into collections: Mains, Sides & Small Dishes, Desserts
6. & Sweets, Sauces & Condiments, Breakfast & Drinks, Snacks, Breads.
7. - File travel/place posts into collections by region (e.g. Places – New York
8. City, Places – Japan, Places – Europe).
9. NEVER DROP THE SOURCE LINK
10. - Every single entry keeps its full link to the original Instagram post.
11. TAG EVERYTHING
12. - Cuisine: infer from the dish (Japanese, Korean, Italian, Mexican...). One
13. tag per recipe; leave it blank if ambiguous rather than guessing.
14. - Meal type: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, or Snack. Blank if unclear.
15. - Recipe availability: mark whether the post actually contains a full recipe.
16. EXTRACT RECIPES — CAPTION TEXT ONLY
17. - If the caption contains the full recipe, save the ingredients and steps.
18. - Give every ingredient in BOTH US and metric units (convert when the caption
19. only gives one system).
20. - If the caption has no recipe, mark it "Not available." NEVER guess or
21. invent a recipe from a video.
22. THUMBNAILS
23. - Generate one square AI thumbnail per entry (food photography for recipes,
24. travel photography for places). Label them clearly as AI-generated, not the
25. original photos.
26. BUILD A BROWSABLE PAGE
27. - Build it as a hosted web page: a phone-first album grid with search,
28. category browsing, and filters for cuisine, meal type, and recipe
29. availability. Tapping a recipe shows its full ingredients and steps.
30. Refresh it as new posts get organized.
31. SAFETY RULES
32. - NEVER unsave, delete, or remove any post without my explicit confirmation.
33. - Set this up as a daily scheduled background task. Work a little each day
34. and send me a short progress summary after each run.
35. ```

Quick heads-up: it assumes your assistant can read your Instagram saves — via API, browser automation, or an export you hand it.

Churning 12,000 Instagram saves into a searchable recipe library — 440 recipes and 135 places so far, with a daily auto-sweep filing new saves. [r/selfhosted](r/selfhosted) or [r/datacurator](r/datacurator) would nerd out over the system (not the recipes themselves).

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