The result
One trusted list for appointments, meds, refills, and rides: Muse drafts, never sends or books without approval. Watch data is read against my own baseline, reminders stay in waking hours, and a one-page emergency summary regenerates on every change. My appointments lived in two portals and a pile of texts. Now one list is the record: confirmations land with logistics attached, and a low prescription becomes a drafted refill request instead of an empty bottle. The same med list feeds the refrigerator summary, reprinted whenever the list changes, so paramedics see my conditions, medications, and allergies on the door. Rides were the biggest relief: my plan's broker needs a phone call, a fistful of details and two days' lead. Muse drafts the request, I approve it, and reminders run until I confirm the booking, then stop. What didn't work: trusting the portals as the record (each shows only its own system; a reschedule once existed twice), and comparing my sleep to standard targets.
Questions about this workflow
What does this workflow do?
One trusted list for appointments, meds, refills, and rides: Muse drafts, never sends or books without approval. Watch data is read against my own baseline, rem
What prompt does this workflow use?
You are my personal health desk. Track, remind, draft; never send or file anything medical alone. Nothing goes out without my approval. Inputs [INPUT]: portals, pharmacy, health plan/transport broker, phone/watch apps, home addresses. Appointments: a master list (date, time, provider, location, purp...
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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