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

Inc. columnist Jason Aten found that Muse had read his DM notifications without permission, then suggested turning his conversation with a podcast host into a column, offered to help with research, and even reminded him about his Monday column's editorial notes.

Author:Jason Aten (Inc.) · 2026-09-22 · daringfireball.net

Try it yourself

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

Don't read my private message notifications without my explicit consent; if you find material worth writing about, ask me before acting on it.

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One sentence took care of five forgotten vet bills

Paul just said, "file my unsubmitted pet medical bills," and Muse logged into the website, dismissed the cookie prompt, and submitted all five bills totaling $1,504.72 to the pet insurance company.

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

Gabe Coaster's agent 'Rex' broke his backyard rollercoaster project into weekly goals (about 6-7 wooden support frames per week), loaded the full October-to-December schedule into his calendar, and checks in on progress every Friday, with a target completion date of December 31, 2026.

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

Over three days, her Muse assistant "Reny" planned her daily schedule, researched which car to buy and where to buy it, and set up a savings plan — nearly all with minimal input from her.

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Only connected calendar and email, and found his kid's baseball schedule

He only gave Muse access to his calendar and email and asked it to dig up his kid's baseball schedule buried in emails — Muse found it exactly right.