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Cleared thousands of promo emails, bought workout tops by size

The Verge's Emma Roth tested Muse hands-on: it first cleared thousands of promotional emails from Gmail, then picked workout tops on Amazon by size, style, and color, and reminded her before checkout that there were leftover items in her cart.

Author:Emma Roth (The Verge) · 2026-09-10 · theverge.com

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Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:

Clear the promotional emails out of my inbox, then pick a few [workout tops] for me on [a shopping site] by [size/color/style], and remind me before checkout if anything's been left in my cart.

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One sentence took care of five forgotten vet bills

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Read a podcast host's messages uninvited, then pitched him a column idea

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'Rex' manages a backyard rollercoaster build, frame by frame

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In three days: planned her day, researched a car, and set a savings plan

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