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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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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.
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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

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

Turn a parking lot into a park proposal

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Jake Steinerman 🌎@jasteinerman

@jasteinerman asked his @Muse to help turn the shopping center near his house into a community park with a playground: it pulled precedent research from other towns, mocked up the space, put together a funding roadmap, and mapped out who to talk to first.

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Help me turn [the shopping center near my house] into a community park with a playground: pull precedent research from other towns, mock up the space, put together a funding roadmap, and map out who I need to talk to first.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Refresh stale Facebook Marketplace listings

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Karim Mattar@MattarARK

@MattarARK connected Muse to his Facebook: it downloaded his old Marketplace listings, deleted them, posted updated ones with new photos, then listed new items from fresh pics.

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Refresh my Facebook Marketplace listings: download the old ones, delete them, and repost with updated photos and descriptions. Then list these new items [photos/details].
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

List my clothes for sale while I watch

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Karim Mattar@MattarARK

@MattarARK: "Watching Muse list clothes for me" : the agent autonomously listing his clothes for sale.

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List my [clothes/items] for sale on [Facebook Marketplace]: write the listings from my photos, set fair prices, and publish them.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Complete your first agentic shopping purchase

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Manu Invests@ManuInvests

"$META Muse is my first real use of agentic shopping and I am very impressed. Order is on the way," says @ManuInvests.

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Buy [item] for me at the best price from a trusted seller. Confirm the total with me before you pay, then complete the purchase.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Buy the cheapest puffer jacket, load a Whole Foods cart

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BuccoCapital Bloke@buccocapital

@buccocapital showed his wife two Muse tricks: it found a green puffer jacket at the cheapest price using live discount codes and bought it, then loaded a Whole Foods cart from a recipe. "She was blown away."

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Find [green puffer jacket] at the cheapest price using live discount codes, buy it, then take this [recipe] and load all the ingredients into my Whole Foods cart.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Look up a recipe and load the grocery cart

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Mark S.@MarkDSw

@MarkDSw had his Muse look up a recipe and load a grocery cart for him.

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Find a recipe for [dish] and load all the ingredients into my [grocery store] cart. Skip anything I already have: [pantry staples].
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Set up geofence triggers that react to where you are

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IC@ICxMints

@ICxMints set up Muse + Geofence: walk into the gym and today's workout hits his phone; walk into Costco and the grocery list appears; get home and it's dog-walk reminder time. It reacts to where he is, not what he prompts.

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Set up geofence triggers for me: when I arrive at [gym], send me today's workout; at [Costco], show my grocery list; when I get home, remind me to [walk the dog]. React to where I am, not what I prompt.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Run your Walmart+ order and hunt dispensary deals

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MUSEtafa@CarpeDiemMoose

@CarpeDiemMoose has Muse run his Walmart+ order, grab him Cava, and search every local dispensary for the best value.

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Place my Walmart+ order [list items], grab me Cava, and search every local dispensary for the best value on [product]. Confirm before you check out.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Handle an entire IKEA return

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armand@armand_ruiz

@armand_ruiz had Muse handle a full IKEA return : customer service, scheduling, and the pickup.

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Handle an IKEA return for me end to end: contact customer service, arrange the return, and schedule the pickup. Confirm each step as it completes.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Build an iPhone trade-off infographic

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Dalvis@borrowedfire

@borrowedfire had his Muse agent make an infographic comparing the iPhone Duo trade-offs vs. the iPhone 18 Pro.

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Research the trade-offs between [product A] and [product B] and make me a clear infographic comparing them side by side.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Post and run Facebook Marketplace listings

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Jason Rink@JasonRink

@JasonRink found the Muse app can post and run Facebook Marketplace listings on his behalf.

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Create and manage a Facebook Marketplace listing for [item]: write the description, set a fair price, post it, and handle buyer messages. Keep me posted on offers.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Watch the Apple Store for stock availability

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Louis Vuitton@metinsk

@metinsk has Muse checking the Apple Store online and notifying him when an iPhone becomes available.

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Watch the Apple Store online for [product] availability. Check regularly and notify me the moment it's in stock.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Browse for the best iPhone deals

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Disong@Dis0ng

@Dis0ng asked Muse to browse for the best deals on an iPhone 17e.

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Browse for the best current deals on an iPhone 17e. Compare prices across stores and tell me the best option.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Find used Hondas on Facebook Marketplace

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bilbooo@bilbooo__

@bilbooo__ told Muse to find Hondas (2010-2015) on Facebook Marketplace as a test : and it worked well.

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Find me [car model, years] listings on Facebook Marketplace. Filter by reasonable price and mileage, and send me the best matches.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Bob researched my next purchase

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Brett Bohannon@amazonwithbrett

@amazonwithbrett: his Muse agent 'Bob' researched and put together a list of Japanese paper notebooks for his next purchase.

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Research the best [product category] for my needs: [details, budget]. Put together a shortlist with your top pick and why, and buy it when I approve.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

School portal checked Mon-Thu, automatically

Educational
Scott Persinger@persingerscott

@persingerscott: uses Muse's Instinct scheduled task to check the kids' school portal Monday-Thursday and make sure all assignments are complete and checked in.

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Every Monday through Thursday, check the kids' school portal for missing or unconfirmed assignments. Report anything incomplete and confirm when everything's checked in.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Build an alphabet app for your toddler

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silv@mattsilv

@mattsilv used Muse to build a little web app to teach his 3-year-old the alphabet, with visuals and touch drawing.

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Build me a little web app that teaches my [3-year-old] the alphabet, with visuals and touch drawing. Keep it simple and kid-friendly.
Outcome as reported by the poster View on X

Sync the kids' school calendars to yours

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Zain Hoda@zain_hoda

"Muse went to my kids' school calendars and put corresponding events on my calendar," says @zain_hoda. "I've been generally skeptical of personal agents but this one works pretty well."

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Pull events from my kids' school calendars and put the corresponding events on my calendar. Keep them synced.
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.