A user sent Muse a photo of some weeds, and it filed a 311 complaint with the city government and got back a confirmation number — a single photo took care of the government paperwork.
Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:
Here's a photo of [an issue, e.g. weeds/trash] — file a complaint with the city government for me and get a confirmation number.
Halim's family got a free crib that was missing screws, and the manufacturer said it was discontinued and suggested buying a new one. He told Muse, which searched online, found the crib's manual, confirmed the exact screw type and size, gave him two options, and offered to order them directly.
Muse acted as his "partner" throughout buying a New York apartment: comparing candidate listings in detail, emailing the lawyer, agent, and lender, comparing loan options and monthly budgets, and even mocking up what the rooms could look like.
HomeYuri's Muse agent "MOTY" (Mother of the Year) dug up a saved recipe for a kid-friendly sheet-pan dinner, scheduled cooking time around her calls, checked what ingredients she had on hand, put together a shopping list for what was missing, and placed the order pending her confirmation — she then cooked the meal herself.
HomeMuse handles his kid's school lunch orders, books swim-lesson time slots, and logs every expense against his budget. He says if it could also cancel about $200 a month in other subscriptions, that would be enough to sell him — though that part is still on his wish list, not yet done.
