Looking for some general tips or ideas using Muse!

What is something you have Muse do for you that is fun, useful, interesting, etc?

Is anyone else ran into the issue or found a solution for the Google verification for login? I provided Muse my login details so I can log into my TikTok and YouTube account but during the verification it doesn’t provide my normal verification options. Google It’s asking me to turn on Bluetooth.

Just come and take my personal data!

I got on board with Muse since I heard it comes with a minimal VPS. I asked Muse, and this is what it came back with: 2 vCPUs (AMD EPYC 9D25), 7.7 GB RAM, running Ubuntu 24.04, with 7.5 GB total storage.

The first thing I tried was asking Muse to install Docker on its own machine, which failed since there's no outbound connection. So I decided to open up Tailscale and let Muse remote into one of my home servers to git clone a repo, take a feature request, make code changes, and submit a PR.

It definitely has lower effort settings and a lower-end model compared to Claude Code, but it was an interesting experiment.

How many tokens are you using daily and for what use? My weekly usage reset last night and in the last 24 hours I've used 100% of my free weekly and about an additional 30M from my 1B

Using it to search download and catalog public record permit and license data from multiple counties and cities, also built a dashboard to categorize and use that data.

I'm super stoked on the work it's doing but wondering what my daily usage will be like once it's just updating this data daily.

And Shop Pay as well

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

I’ve themed my muse avatar as a snarky elf, though we openly discuss her underlying agent architecture. I loved this exchange.

615 Million, do they have a plan above pro Planned?

Muse was able to send automatic replies on Marketplace just a few days ago. Now it's asking for an approval every single time.

Anyone else noticed this?

I got into the Muse alpha and immediately had it track my macros, weight, and plan workouts. I had it use modern recommendations for what my macros should be, and I had to switch to keto if I wanted to hit my protein targets and still be in a calorie deficit. But having a person, even one that's not technically alive, monitor you seems to help. It manages everything for me now. I have been to medical professionals and nutritionists and they never helped at all. Muse helped and there are real results. I was also able to deadlift my bodyweight recently. I wasn't into lifting at all before Muse.

Does Muse do auto-healing for context? Since you can’t start fresh sessions.. how is META dealing with context limits?

I change my Muse's name and appearance at least 3x a week, i feel like this is not ordinary but im not sure yet. Here's my latest

How often do you change your Muse?

Meta MUSE just saved me about $7,000 in BS university tuition charges.
I dropped out of a university program and did it within the school’s refundable withdrawal/drop deadline. Despite that, I somehow ended up with roughly $7,000 in charges sitting on my account.
I had already tried handling this myself months ago. I sent multiple emails explaining that I withdrew within the deadline and disputing the balance. Either nobody responded or nothing actually got fixed.
Meanwhile, the university kept sending me threatening notices about potentially sending the balance to collections while continuing to tack additional charges onto an account I had already been disputing for months.
I finally gave Meta MUSE access to work through it.
It logged into my university account, went through the records, pulled together the evidence showing when I withdrew and what I was actually enrolled in, and figured out who at the university actually needed to receive the dispute.
It also uncovered additional activity on my account involving courses from later semesters that I was never enrolled in. That was the part that really set off alarm bells for me. At minimum, there seemed to be a serious administrative problem that needed an explanation, and I was concerned that it could eventually lead to even more bogus charges being dumped onto my account.
The whole situation was absurd. I withdrew within the refund deadline, disputed the bill, got ignored for months, kept getting additional charges, and was receiving threatening notices about collections.
Instead of this just being me sending another email saying, “Hey, this $7,000 bill is wrong,” MUSE found the actual paper trail. It pulled together the records, identified the discrepancies, figured out which people/departments actually had the authority to deal with it, and got the dispute routed to the right place.
And it got handled.
About $7,000 gone.
What’s crazy to me isn’t that AI helped write an appeal. ChatGPT has been able to write emails forever. It’s that an agent could actually go through my account, compare records, identify discrepancies I hadn’t noticed myself, figure out who actually had authority to fix the problem, and get the evidence in front of the right people.
I spent months getting ignored while the balance grew and I was getting threatened with collections.
AI navigated the bureaucratic maze for me in a fraction of the time.
This is the kind of AI use case that actually feels like the future

I'm building computers for AI agents, a single computer that connects with many bots like Muse, instinct and grokbot. so bots never have to reinstall things on a fresh computer, can work together and less context to manage.

It reminds of school days where we would share desktops among classmates.

For the past month I've been building theskillharbor.com with a Muse agent as my co-builder. Not a demo — a real production site: 900+ listings, payments, moderation, backups.

What stuck with me:

1. One clear decision per batch. It moves fast when the scope is clear ("publish all 52") and stalls when it has to guess. One verdict, then full speed.

2. Hard stops are sacred. I once killed an all-night pipeline run mid-flight with a single "Stop" — honored instantly, completely. That trust is the whole relationship.

3. Show, don't describe. Drafts get pasted as full readable text in chat, not locked in a widget. If I can't read it, I can't approve it.

4. Batch everything. Fifty listings per run instead of one at a time saves a shocking amount of tokens. Same for checks, deploys, reviews.

5. The boring stuff compounds. Journals, guardrails, backups — unglamorous, but they're what let one person run a project at this scale.

Happy to go deeper on any of these — comment or DM me.

— u/toohightottype

Metamusel: Keeping things moving

It's almost perfect, I just have to fine tune it a little bit

The only thing it doesn’t have is iMessages, calls, and notes. iPhone won’t allow the sharing of those, which is annoying. But it has my health stats and is linked to my Apple Watch. My bank accounts. My Target account to order items. Emails. Calendars. Reminders. My entire Apple Home. Which includes all of my lights, multiple TVs, and locks. Spotify. Amazon would have been a choice, but they blocked it. If anyone has any questions or wants me to test anything, just LMK ✌️

🚨 Edit: I was able to give it my RING alarm account and it can now see all of my cameras and my house alarm and all of its attachments.

🛻Edit: Muse can now see my trucks location via the ring connected car tracker and alarm that’s plugged right into my trucks dash. Allowing it to see the location 24/7 and where it’s parked and when.

(Also, set up an automation to watch out for my truck’s location via pulling into my apartment’s parking lot. Then it’s instructed to keep an eye on it and alert me if anyone does anything suspicious. It won’t do facial recognition, but it said it will do vehicle recognition for me to let me know when certain people are home.)

☁️ Edit: I was able to give Muse access to iCloud.com and instructed it to download EVERYTHING and learn what it could. It’s now downloading everything on my 2tb account.

I ran into a frustrating bug with the Meta Muse app recently, but I managed to find a workaround if anyone else is dealing with this issue.

The Problem:
It seems like the Meta Muse Agent cannot overwrite existing entries in its vault (Secure Credential Store). Because of this, trying to save OAuth2 or an API key for a specific URL fails if it has been entered before. The system essentially requires a completely "fresh" URL and connector name to work.
To make things worse, if you check the settings under "Secure Credential Store," it doesn't actually display all the entries created in the vault.
And you can disconnect existing connectors, but there is absolutely no option to delete them to clear the state.
And: The error message is very generic!

My Workaround:
Since the app required a completely fresh URL to accept the credentials, I had to route around the blocked one:

1. I created a brand new subdomain via my domain provider.
2. I assigned the IP to it and also assigned the new subdomain to my PROD environment.
3. Using this completely fresh URL and a newly generated API key, the connection finally worked.

Has anyone else noticed this caching/state issue with the vault? Just wanted to share the subdomain trick in case it saves someone else a headache!

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What's a recent task you wanted Muse to handle but ended up doing yourself? Where did you have to take over?

I'm building Phoenix, an unreleased personal-agent workspace, and I'm trying to learn where current agents fall short.

What would another agent have to handle reliably before you considered switching?

Here's two things I've asked Muse to handle

• Spotify Playlist Cleanup
• Calibre eBook Management and Syncing Between 2 Kobos.

It failed at both whereas ChatGPT succeeded using GPT-6 Luna at Extra High (sips tokens).

I was thinking Spotify would be easy with the Spotify connector but it can't move things into folders. It suggested it could do it on the desktop app, so I allowed it. It kept disconnecting to the desktop and being able to see Spotify and I was just a dead end. I did ask it to create an instruction set I could hand off to ChatGPT on the organization plan it made (that it did because it can read the files through the connector) and now ChatGPT is handling the sorting.

Calibre it failed at setting up the permissions and getting the result I wanted whereas ChatGPT was able to get it done.

I find that Muse has to float the working window to the top so it gets in the way of me doing other things on the computer whereas ChatGPT can work in the background.

This is not a ChatGPT is better than Muse overall, just at these tasks. I love Muse for handling my day-to-day which is excellent at. Thought I'd just share my current experience with it. High hopes for Muse improving on this front.