1/2 Tried Muse today, and it autonomously ordered a latte from Starbucks for me with zero intervention. I didn’t even give it an address. I just described the location: “The Starbucks in downtown Mountain View, across from Yakiniku Ginza.”

I used it to build paper trail for a Old ongoing dispute with @rotimatic (They are horrible) which has been going on for over a year . its a 2000$ machine but is a hit and miss figuring out if i can dispute with my card

I cannot believe I have my inboxes so organized that they’re literally at zero. @alexandr_wang has been right all along… Muse is a game changer. Cleaned up more than $3,000 in unnecessary spending and got me to inbox zero.

Currently on a Flight to LA. It’s my wife’s 30th birthday trip. I just used Muse by $META to find the closest and cheapest Jeep Wrangler to rent tomorrow. It knows I have the Amex gold card. It knew I had an Amex offer of $30 back when you spend $150+ at @turo Then it redirected to Rakuten and gave me an additional 2% back on that. This agent is next level and I am loving it!

I dread any time I have to talk with any customer service. So I tried this with @Muse today. It returned an entire transcript of the call log. I wonder if the person on the other side knew it was an agent…didn’t seem like it. Mind blown.

On the other hand I had Muse log into two old Yahoo accounts from when I was in high school. They are about 15 years old. I still use them for logging into old accounts. I had about 165,000 unread emails. I had them delete anything older than this year. They had to do it in the browser because I do not have API or MCP access to Yahoo. Then I had them read everything from this year, maybe 2,000 emails, and make a list of what we should unsubscribe from, and change over to my new modern email. They pulled it off for about 5% of my weekly free plan usage

$META's @Muse is the first AI that I have given access to my emails and calendar and it's already been incredibly helpful, similar to having a human assistant! Today, I told it "find my daughter's soccer games and put them on my calendar, but lookup the location of the game to see how far away it is from my house and give me a 15 minute buffer plus the drive time" and 30 seconds later, it was DONE! My calendar entries are perfect! The other day, I was waiting on an important email while I was at a conference...I told muse alert me when an email from [name] comes in...couple hours later, boom! "The email you were waiting on just hit your inbox." I didn't have to swift through hundreds of emails and I could stay focused on the conference. I also wear Rayban prescription glasses all the time, mainly for reading. I expect that next week, Meta is going to release a new version of their Rayban Smart glasses without a camera (so they would basically be headphones with mics). I CAN'T WAIT to have these glasses on all the time and be able to just say "hey Jarvis, let me know when the docusign I've been waiting for comes in" and just have Jarvis (my Muse) whisper in my ear that "it's here" without ever taking my phone out! Pretty incredible!