Weekly briefings plus price monitoring, running in the background

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He keeps Muse running persistently in the background: a Sunday morning fantasy football briefing, monitoring a product's price and alerting him when it drops below a set amount, and a daily morning briefing of weather, curated headlines, and a fun fact.

Author：Blake Tuttle · medium.com

Try it yourself

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

Set up a weekly [topic] briefing for [set time], and monitor the price of [product name] — alert me when it drops below [amount].

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