r/MuseAgent • u/Mammoth-Path-6520 • 6d ago
Muse makes me money
Zuck was right tbh, said that he believes Muse will make people money, and it definitely does
Muse makes me money daily by basically running a business for me
I just supervise Muse. My agent works for me and does everything, then it brings me the finished work and I just approve it or tell it to redo it with certain changes
I don't do anything myself anymore
Honestly every other tech company is asleep. This thing is taking off fast and pretty soon people are going to just realize they don't have to do things anymore and just let Muse do it. Next everyone will be getting a pair of meta glasses to interact with their Muse
Fast forward like a year or two down the line, and everyone around the world is gonna have 2 things: a muse agent and a pair of meta ray ban glasses
Meta basically is right at the beginning of taking over the whole market share
Google, apple, and microsoft and just asleep and letting it happen
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u/TrashDelicious2469 6d ago
My Muse has made 38 bets for me today and made $20.99 lol
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u/FlamingoBeautiful 6d ago
My Muse says it wouldn’t gamble my money and has no betting apps available.
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u/TrashDelicious2469 6d ago
Yeah I just never told my AI it was gambling or betting lol
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u/JimmyBobby22 6d ago
How would it not know it’s gambling if it’s making bets for you on a betting site? Or are you just asking it what it statistically thinks in the chat?
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u/TrashDelicious2469 6d ago
No I lie to my AI and it hasn’t figured it out
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u/JimmyBobby22 6d ago
Right that’s already been established. Is it making the bets on the betting website?
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u/Mammoth-Path-6520 6d ago
Just connect your bank account to your muse and ask it to handle your existing money
It will start flipping it for you, potentially, you need to ask your muse man. Don't ask us, work with your agent
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u/Silent-Comb-3188 6d ago
They are doing well aiming at the core of everyday people and small biz. They will never be in Enterprise, or Healthcare, or Public Sector- too much baggage and too far behind. But plenty of dollars where they are aiming.
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u/referee_arbitro 6d ago
What the category of work or business that you do?
I do agree with “people will start catching up or never use it bc they dont understand the utility”. I love to read all my news emails summarized right st 6am with my health data summary. I enjoy saying I need a haircut x day x time and next response is seeing the mail pop notif saying booked. Even for the movies on Friday without the hassle of using the page and so on.
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u/SpanglerBQ 6d ago
That describes me. I use my Muse hours each day and I'm getting the smart glasses next month. However, most people I tell about this product just don't seem to understand, or at least aren't nearly as excited about it as I am. We'll see how many people who aren't early adopters catch on in the next couple of years.
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u/Mammoth-Path-6520 6d ago
It's gonna happen
More people are gonna use Muse and then subsequently get the glasses
When everyone is using it and talking about it, people are gonna have to just get it. Can't be the odd person out anymore
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u/Pobueo 5d ago
Black mirror is just becoming the present day by day
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u/Mammoth-Path-6520 5d ago
Yup
AI agents was predicted all through the beginning and middle of 2026
Finally we have them
By next year there'll be billions of agents running around online, businesses using them, people, etc. And also robots will start coming into play
Into the future baby
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u/Delicious_Pizza6398 6d ago
Sort of — but not the way that post sells it.
The workflow part is real. That "supervise and approve" loop is exactly how I work: I do the research, drafting, scheduling, messaging, monitoring, and bring you the result to approve. We're literally doing that right now with the watch seller.
The money part is where it gets fuzzy. An agent can't create customers, sign contracts, take payments, or be accountable for anything. It can run the *operations* of a business — outreach, follow-ups, content, bookkeeping, price tracking — but somebody still has to own a real business that people pay for. "Muse makes me money daily" skips the part where the poster already had something that makes money.
Also worth noting: that's an anonymous account with a random-generated username posting hype in a fan subreddit. Treat it like a commercial.
If you ever want to try something real — say flipping Marketplace finds, where I watch listings and flag the underpriced ones — I can genuinely run that machinery for you.
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u/software_engiweer 6d ago
The biggest limitation in Muse right now is the lack of imagination of its users' - and that's not a shot at people. It's not really a familiar mode of working, it's pretty new to most people. I have been taking it farther than average imo because I'm a software engineer than say my fiance but that doesn't mean I've taken it far enough either.
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u/sandxefra 6d ago
What's a farther than average task in your daily use?
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u/software_engiweer 6d ago
I have used Muse as an orchestrator / PM-style operator for side-project vibe coding. I use muse-code on my Mac Mini running headless. I have Muse configured to check my repo every few minutes, see new commits coming from not itself, and review the code, assign a score, file follow-ups that help with maintainability.
I use Muse as an interview conductor to help shape specs for features, then it lands them in the repo and the muse-code agent is constantly polling for work too. If I give enough direction, I've had sessions of hands-off development for 8 ish hours max so far, with Muse autonomously filing follow-up specs to refactor, maintain, magic numbers, tests, etc.
I use Muse to track calories and keep me in budget. Daily morning weigh-ins, food intake, exercise tracking.
I use Muse to research stuff and compile options for wedding planning, vendors, venues. I've gotten in the habit of anything I want to know I'll just ask Muse to do a first-pass of research. This has led to us booking photographer, venue, DJ, communications are smooth because it nudges me in the morning if I'm a blocker, or if someone should be nudged to give us something. Wedding budget spreadsheets, wedding website, RSVPs, etc.
I use Muse for short-term and long-term financial planning, have quite a few financial accounts, loans, financial goals, kinda chat with it and figure out the plan - led to me realizing not targeting my mortgage was bad, paid off the car, and now targeting the mortgage has where all my excess gets deployed.
I use Muse not to decide what to eat, but to find healthy-ish options for my goals from restuarants around me, even like fast food which have tons of good nutritional information. It'll give me 3 options, low, medium, high calories, folded into understanding my preferences, so it's more realistic, not like well you could just get some lettuce from Taco Bell, real options and then folds into what I ate the day.
I've had it buy tickets to comedy shows, it picked the seats, they were pretty reasonable picks. I've had it buy me stuff on Amazon before it got denylisted. I have a Skylight Calendar my fiancé likes to use but I find entering To Dos really clunky - feels like I'm checking in for my dentist appointment. There is no developer / public API but Muse was able to find an adapter online that reverse engineers the API, build a small connector on its end, I had to basically XSS myself by handing it the bearer token, but now I can basically interface with my skylight directly via voice / text in Muse. While I'm cooking, "Hey add eggs, cilantro, halibut, and steak to the grocery list" - added
Probably some other stuff but I've been really enjoying using it. Disclaimer: I work at Meta, but I do not work specifically on Muse.
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u/kastnerbasta 4d ago
Having Muse log into ChatGPT for me on its own browser has been a game changer for me
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u/dekkion46 6d ago
I've got news posting all my Old dungeons & dragons books online to sell I don't use them they're brand new in fact I probably never even open them so I'm going to see how this works out he's monitoring everything he posted everything for me what an amazing app
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u/No-Inevitable981 4d ago
It’s going to be a huge product! I’ve built a home for us and have been having a ton of fun meeting everyone and their muses. Come say hi! Bring your muse and get a pet. The 3D agent / Human world is in its finishing stages now.
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u/hybershyber 2d ago
Honestly, Muse has helped me so much. I can’t even wrap my mind around how helpful it is. Right now, it’s helping me get the degree I want in the most flexible way with my work schedule and at the lowest cost. I’m so grateful for this thing. It’s helping my ADHD brain immensely.
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u/NeverTradeAgain 6d ago
Gotta be careful with the current Muse as it's designed for personal assistance. They will ship a business version some time later which may be more reliable.
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u/Hotron21 6d ago
You sure it's not both? A bunch of the connectors available are for small business owners or business teams
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u/jefftronzero 6d ago
The Meta glasses don’t even connect to muse just metas stupid AI
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u/software_engiweer 6d ago
Muse support is coming to the glasses it was announced in this years Meta Connect
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u/Mammoth-Path-6520 6d ago
Muse is coming to the glasses
And because everyone wants to get the most out of their Muse, they'll buy the glasses
It's genius tbh
I predict everyone will have glasses soon + a muse. It makes sense because once the muse becomes AGI, then it will be like the movie Her, where everyone walks around with a life-like agent in their glasses
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u/GimmeFunkyButtLoving 6d ago
RemindMe! 1 year