He asked Muse for two refrigerator air filters and it nearly ordered a $150 pair; a simple Google search found them for $20. He still thinks some products suit agentic shopping, but prices need watching.
Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:
Buy [item, model], compare at least three sellers, and send me the lowest price and link to confirm before ordering.
From a photo of the tire size, Muse found the cheapest tires meeting his requirements, checked local install rates online, emailed two shops and placed the order, coming in $223 under local quotes; the tires shipped and were installed.
Muse saved him $32.17 on groceries, and he never asked it to look for a coupon, which is the part that surprised him most.
His Muse found Veuve for his housewarming at $60 a bottle versus $99 locally, about $330 saved on the order (his own figure), talked him out of a bad investment and built a cost comparison of competing vendors, all within an hour.
He asked Muse to find four lower-level KSU vs KU tickets, checking prices daily and Facebook groups hourly. The best early price was $892; a week before the game it found four for $500, and he bought them, saving $392 (his own account).
