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One sentence of clues, and it reverse-engineered a food-tracking app

Someone gave Muse just one sentence describing a food-tracking app; it found the app's GitHub repo, figured out its hidden API, stored the password in a vault, then built a full tracking tool on top of that API — and wrote it up as an article.

Author：Ömer Hamid Kamışlı · 2026-09-12 · x.com

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I have a simple description of [a certain app/tool] — find its GitHub repo, figure out its hidden API, and build me a usable tool based on it.

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