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708 posts from X, Threads and Instagram where people say what Muse did for them. Every post links to the original. Outcomes are what the poster reported.

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Recreate a sold-out suit from email receipts

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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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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

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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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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

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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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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

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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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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

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armand@armand_ruiz

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

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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

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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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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

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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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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

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Ben Parr@benparr

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

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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)

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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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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

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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

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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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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

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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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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

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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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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)

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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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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

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Weida Tan@weidatan0

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

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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

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Rishi@chaitanya167

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

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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

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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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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

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Kartik Bihani@kartikey_bihani

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

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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

Full Sam's Club order from a fridge whiteboard photo

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Dylan Heagy@dylan_heagy

@dylan_heagy: 'I took a picture of a messy shopping list on a whiteboard on our fridge and it just successfully ordered all of it from Sam's Club. One round of feedback and the order was fixed. Now it's ordering the things Sam's didn't have from a different store.'

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Here's a photo of my handwritten shopping list on the fridge. Order everything from [store]. After one round of my feedback, order whatever you couldn't find from a second store. Confirm totals before paying.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Groceries 'approximately ten times faster'

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andrewhgordon@andrewhgordon

@andrewhgordon: after a couple of days using Muse, shopping and groceries are 'approximately ten times faster.'

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Do my weekly grocery run: here's my list [list]. Order it from [store] at the best price, respecting my usual brands and dietary rules. Confirm the total before you pay.

Muse placed its first Amazon order start to finish

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arhelmus@arhelmus

@arhelmus gave Muse a problem, it found the right product on Amazon, logged in with the user's credentials (pulling the login code from email), confirmed price and shipping details with the user, and placed the order : arriving the next day. He expected it to fail at every step; it didn't.

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I need a product that solves [describe problem]. Find the best option on Amazon, log in with my credentials (the login code comes to my email), confirm the price and shipping details with me before buying, and complete the purchase.

Muse deleted 82,000 promo emails, halving Gmail storage

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cwknight@cwknight

@cwknight was at 80% of Gmail's free storage and getting nagged to pay for more. Muse went through years of emails from companies he'd bought from, separated real receipts and account/transaction records from promo emails, and deleted the promos : about 82,000 emails : dropping storage to 40% in one action.

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My Gmail is nearly full. Go through my emails from companies I've bought from or dealt with over the years, identify all promotional/marketing emails, preserve anything that's a receipt or important account/transaction record, and delete the promos. Show me the counts before deleting.

50 marketplace comps before listing an item

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Corey@CyberChiefOG

@CyberChiefOG had Muse pull 50 comparable Facebook Marketplace listings nearby for a market analysis before listing the item he was selling.

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Before I list this on Facebook Marketplace, pull ~50 comparable nearby listings and give me a market analysis: typical asking prices, condition, and a recommended listing price.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Browsing Facebook Marketplace on the user's behalf

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Alex Rawitz@alexsrawitz

@alexsrawitz has Muse actively browsing Facebook Marketplace for deals on his behalf (noting he wished it could message sellers yet).

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Browse Facebook Marketplace for [item] and flag the best deals; message sellers when you can.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

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Outcomes are what the poster reported. Built with Muse did not verify the savings, bookings, or completions. Posts with text_source tweet are the author's own words. Posts with text_source field-guide-summary are condensed from the public post by the EveryAI Muse field guide (snapshot 2026-09-14) and link back to the original. Some entries were first catalogued by shipwithmuse.live. Data updated 2026-10-09.