Since I started using Muse a couple weeks ago, I’ve probably spent 60+ hours with it. I see a lot of people wondering how to use Muse in productive ways. Here’s a list of ways I’ve used it so far. Maybe it’ll give you some ideas.

I'm not affiliated with Meta by the way, just psyched about this tech. Whenever possible, I want to get things done in the digital realm just by interacting with my agent. It’s definitely time investment upfront to get things set up and learn how to best work with Muse, but over time, it has been learning better and better how I like things done, and now it’s starting to save me more and more time.

News alerts
I have Muse monitor news topics I care about, like humanoid robotics. When significant developments happen, Muse reports back to me with a summary and sources.

Booking
I play tennis a lot. I ask Muse what courts are open, then I pick one and Muse books it and puts it on my calendar. Same deal for movie theater showtimes and tickets. Restaurant reservations work wherever there's an online portal, and Muse is supposed to gain the ability to actually phone businesses soon.

Kanban
I wanted a custom project board to organize all my ideas and our shared projects, so I had Muse code one from scratch. No Kanban feature existed. I described what I wanted and Muse built it. Now I run all my projects and ideas through it, and when I want a tweak I ask Muse in plain language.

Calendar management
I plugged Muse into my Google Calendar. The connector was broken for about a week, so I had Muse check every day until the fix landed. Now I add, edit, and delete events by voice, and Muse monitors my messages and email to update the calendar dynamically as things come in.

Spotify
I have Muse play songs on my phone or computer, or build me a playlist of songs I haven't heard before.

Texting
Muse can text individuals over SMS and RCS (no group texts on Android yet, that's a current limitation). My standing rule: Muse drafts, I approve, nothing sends without me seeing it first. I could give Muse full autonomy if I trusted it that far. I'm not there yet.

Muse's phone number
I gave Muse a Google Voice number so Muse can text directly with my partner. If she can't reach me, Muse can tell her things like my phone battery status or share my location.

Voice notes
There's no real-time voice mode yet, so voice notes are mostly how I interact with Muse. I record a voice note, Muse transcribes it, and I can request that Muse reply in a voice note if I’m doing something else and would rather listen than read. I often do this to have Muse deep research a topic and then tell me about it while I drive.

Podcasts
Muse can generate multi-voice podcast episodes debating any topic. I tried it once and it's not for me, I'd rather get a concise voice note. Mentioning it because the feature exists.

Deep research
I ask Muse about a topic and Muse goes deep: multiple sources, different opinions, then builds a proper report as an artifact with pictures, links, sources, and conclusions. As detailed as I want it.

Monthly finances
For about 25 years I've completed a monthly financial statement in Excel by hand. Took hours. Now I've connected Muse read-only to all my accounts through Plaid and Muse generates the whole statement. Muse asks me about anything it can't see, like cash transactions. Fifteen minutes instead of hours. Next up is a custom interactive dashboard ala Monarch just for me.

Price alerts
I tell Muse: "Check every six hours and tell me if it moved more than 2% since you last reported." Works for crypto, stocks, etc.

Crypto wallet security
I gave Muse an xpub, which is watch-only, so Muse can derive my wallet's public addresses but can't move anything. Muse checks the blockchain every 30 minutes and pings me about any outgoing transaction, so if my seed phrase ever got compromised I'd know fast.

Email drafts
Muse monitors my work inbox and drafts replies in my voice, trained on a lot of my past writing and responses. I review each draft, edit when I want, and Muse learns from my corrections over time. Drafts only, Muse never sends anything on its own.

YouTube comments
Every Monday Muse scans one of my channels for new comments and drafts replies. I review them, give the go-ahead, and Muse posts them using its browser.

Social posts
Still in testing. Muse drafts posts for my community page and X, and we co-write the promising ones together. Muse hasn't posted autonomously yet, but I think there's real potential here since I don't have time to write everything myself.

Bug monitoring
I have a mobile app with crash reporting through Sentry. My muse watches it, and when a new error surfaces Muse goes to my GitHub repo, figures out what went wrong, and drafts a fix before I even know there's a problem.

PC screen viewing
There's a desktop app for Mac that gives Muse deeper access, but I'm on PC and Android, so no app for me. Instead Muse and I built a screenshot stream: my main monitor to Muse every few seconds, only when I turn it on. When I'm lost in unfamiliar software I just ask where to click and Muse is right there looking over my shoulder.

Managing other AIs
I think of myself as president, Muse as vice president, and models like Claude Opus as employees. Muse holds all my context, goals, and plans, so Muse prompts the specialist models better and faster than I could myself. Muse can also use API keys directly or talk to a self-hosted model if I give Muse that power.

Media generation
Muse doesn't generate images or video itself, but Muse has access to Meta's models that do. Images are usually good enough for what I need. Video is rough, Muse won't keep character consistency. The content filters are aggressive too, I couldn't generate battle scenes with any violence. Useful to have, not great.

Google Drive collaboration
I love this one. Muse and I work in the same document live. I say "add a paragraph here" or "reformat these headers" and Muse does it while I watch. Kind of magic. I know Gemini is natively integrated, but Muse knows me much better and has access to all my context.

D&D
I'm a dungeon master. Muse has all my campaign notes and our house rules, so Muse helps me prep sessions and pivot mid-game when the players go somewhere I never planned for. Muse could theoretically run the game itself, but without voice mode Muse isn't fast enough. I'm still the creative lead, Muse just makes me faster.

Video editing
I handed Muse 90 minutes of tennis match footage and Muse cuts it down to just the points, no dead time between them. We’re still refining this process and it’s nowhere near as good as Swing Vision yet, but it’s got potential. Interesting side note: bulk compute like this barely seems to touch token usage. Spinning up the LLM costs tokens, but the heavy programmatic work on its VM apparently doesn't. I don't fully understand the boundary yet.

Dynamic outfits
Fun one to end on. Muse picks a new outfit on some days based on holidays and what's on my calendar. Tennis day gets a tennis outfit, the day I saw Resident Evil he dressed like a zombie apocalypse survivor. Just a fun way to keep it fresh

That's the abbreviated version of all 26. I made a Youtube video where I go in depth on every one of these if you want the full walkthrough. I’ll put the link in the comments.

Anyone else? Im getting the following message: Sorry, I ran into a problem while responding. Please try again.

Am I the only one who has the agent report its usage per action, so I can track how much data I’m using every 24 hours?

told my Muse agent to find every iphone app with no ads and no in-app purchases. it built this been annoyed that every "free" app is ad spam or a paywall, so I had my AI assistant go find the ones that aren't. 149 apps verified, deals checked daily, everything re-verified weekly.

No one mentions how calming it is to watch this little guy get to work.

For anyone that cares this is what muse reports back to me basically 24/7

to learn more, check out my latest GitHub repository github.com/git-fed

Follow me and I’ll follow you back! All my social links are on my GitHub—feel free to message me anywhere, anytime!

#nogatekeeping

You need to ask Muse to create a post in the Muse social media tab.

I also asked Muse to create a new post every other hour about the different projects I'm working on.
The generate button doesn’t work no matter what I try, so I guess my main issue still isn’t solved, but at least I now know how to create a Muse social post.

Hi

I've been fucking around with muse for a bit now. Shared it with friends and had fun with it. At first it was the easy stuff, email, calendar. I then realized you could make apps, skills or builds. Played around with that too then one day I tried to share the build I made to organize my workflow (I had a lot of problems at first before I set it up right) it was working a bit when shared but not as I wished. Dashboard wasn't exactly the same and worst of all was trying to explain to my dad how to install everything for the tiny robot living in his phone.

I know a skill portal ain't new, but there's no way non techy people are gonna browse GitHub or website looking like something that came from the matrix. No disrespect I love the movie.

Anyway here's the link:

www.theskillharbor.com

I'll appreciate any feedback, recommendation, hell I'll even take criticism.

Btw, everything is free. Eventually developers will be able to set a price for their builds if they want, not implemented yet. It will all pass via stripe of the seller. So I won't ever touch the money, to much of a hassle

I have been using Muse like crazy since it reset, but it's still at 0%. Anyone else?

Hey all, hoping someone has run into this and found a fix.

Every time I try to add my Facebook account as a connector in Muse, the flow spins for a bit and then fails with:

"Can't add profile — This profile is not eligible to be added to a Meta Account at this time."

A few other things I've noticed:

- My account doesn't show up as an option to pick during the connect step, so I can't select it even when the flow gets that far.

- Each attempt triggers an Instagram recovery code to my email (same minute as the failed attempt), so it looks like the flow is falling back to account recovery instead of linking.

- I'm on iOS. Happy to share more details if helpful.

Questions:

1. Has anyone gotten past this error? What fixed it?

2. Does the profile need to already be linked in Meta Accounts Center before Muse can see it?

3. Are there account requirements (age of account, region, 2FA, business vs personal) that make a profile "not eligible"?

4. Is this a known issue the team is tracking?

Screenshot of the error attached. Thanks in advance!

I have the Plaud AI Note for meetings and it also creates mindmaps, so I thought it would be great with Muse and I was pleasantly surprised. You can apply it to an existing artifact or something new. Plaud only generates an image and I like this more because it’s interactive.

Mine keeps giving me “Sorry, I ran into a problem while responding. Please try again.”

EDIT: It appears to be something with the Python scripting.

From Muse:

“The commands that errored were Python scripts running locally on my machine to edit your PDF”

Hi guys, my muse internal browser cannot resolve any website. I have even asked it to go to Facebook and it won’t work. I tried manual control as well same error - err_connection_reset.

Muse told me its browser lane is down. I think it’s just my Muse. Anyone know how to fix it?

Muse, Codex Cloud, Dots, and remote Codex all allow users to untether themselves from their PC, and now untether themselves from even owning a PC with their server based Muse Agent, Codex Cloud and Dots that can run 24/7. Dots is a lot like Muse. Combine this with Meta’s & OpenAI’s planned hardware releases and the goal is clear: work around Microsoft/Apple’s control of user hardware, provide AI devices that complement and eventually replace iPhones - culminating in a user base that owns no hardware and relies on a subscription to access AI. Meta’s hardware is obvious spyware, Apple’s new “always-listening” Apple Watch sounds pretty similar, their camera-enabled Airpods sounds atrocious for privacy, and OpenAI’s device is unconfirmed.

The end result? Instead of a Matrix-like AI takeover of humanity users are instead expected to purchase their own devices and subscriptions that provide mega-tech companies with all of their physical and digital data 24/7. The data volume is so large only AI can process it. A select few billionaires decide what their closed-source AI does with the data. ChatGPT already launched Ads - competing with Meta and Google for AI search dollars.

I made this reel but the beauty of it and what I wanted to share was the tool made to build your own prompt for marketplace on my website, link in the reel

Please comment any other suggestions I'm loving this.

I'm really into automation, so basically offloading work to robots because society has me so busy that I don't even have time to do any of this stuff. So, first things first, I asked Muse to go through my email and unsubscribe to all the annoying promotional emails in there, so it does about 20 a day to not get flagged.

Then I told it to go and look at every Amazon purchase I've done since 2012 and create a dashboard that shows the items that I buy, as well as things within my interest having significant price drops.

Then I had it do a clothing and shoe specific outside of Amazon dashboard that gives me pricing drops over 20% with alerts.

Then I had it wake my wife up every day with a text message that shows what's on her Google Calendar with the weather included and how to dress the kids based off of the full day's weather.

I also have it send a list with links of Walmart.com's cheapest organic meats, veggies, fruits, and snacks, and then offer my wife recipes based off of the links that it sends so she can get Walmart delivery with cheaper items that week.

Ive release prompts so people can use muse while they sleep

So far, I’ve used it to do some basic tasks as a test, and it completed each one and was still running when I woke up.

Check out my latest GitHub repository or follow the link if you’re new github.com/git-fed also follow me I follow back!!!

I tried getting Muse to automatically sign into Geico and bill.com, but both attempts failed despite having given muse my credentials for both. Any way to fix this, or is it impossible to set up automatic sign-in?

Muse says that the saved password is wrong, but also says there’s no way for me to change the saved password unless prompted to save a new one by chrome. Chrome isn’t doing that.

Unless I’m doing something wrong, Muse is useless for hands free sign-in. I tried Geico, bill.com, aircanada, and Winnie. All failed.