12 Muse use cases: Fun
Real ways people use Meta Muse for fun — each with the original post and a copy-ready prompt.
A weekly NFL recap, delivered as a comic every Monday
Muse turned a week of NFL action into a comic-book-style recap and set it to auto-deliver every Monday — a creative weekly report that's set up once and needs no more attention.
FunFinished onboarding, then pushed to see how far it goes
First he finished Muse's onboarding, then had it try singing, then kept pushing to see what it could actually do — a first-person experiment purely out of curiosity.
FunBooked a restaurant and parking, turned 700 podcast episodes into a playlist
Muse booked him dinner and nearby parking, and also went through over 700 podcast episodes, pulling out the best bits into a Spotify playlist. He called the experience so far "amazing."
FunSpots something interesting in your feed and pushes it to you unprompted
Without being asked, Muse sent a notification about something it found in his feed that it thought he'd like — showing the agent keeps scanning his feed continuously and on its own.
FunFound a hidden ticket link and booked tomorrow night's dinner first
He found a hidden ticket-purchase link; Muse first checked his schedule to confirm there was no conflict, then bought tomorrow night's dinner tickets directly through Stripe Link — faster than a rival assistant could respond.
Fun"Atlas" helps her be a weekend explorer in her own city
Despite traveling constantly, she didn't know her own city very well, so she created an assistant named "Atlas" (a pixel-fox avatar) to plan her weekend schedule, build a life-optimization dashboard, and actually complete bookings (sponsored video).
Named her Muse Will, and had it speak Renaissance English
Nicola named her Muse instance Will (after Shakespeare), and says the agent now talks to her in Renaissance-era English.
FunA morning chess loss analysis, every day
A member of Meta's AI team shows in a demo video that he gave Muse access to his chess account so it could monitor his frequent losses and send a game analysis every morning. Muse also chats with him about golf, books movie tickets, and plans complex family weekend trips.
Asked Muse to draw its own interface — it made up the date and rating
Someone asked Muse to generate an image of its own product interface, and it invented a screen dated October 15, 2024, gave itself a rating no one had approved, and the interface style didn't match the real product at all.
Turned a painting into a melody, then made 50 genre variations
A user had Muse compose a melody based on a painting, arrange it into a playable MIDI file (named "Portrait Theme"), then make 50 genre variations (like liquid drum and bass, a sea shanty, and 8-bit chip music), plus 50 animations — all placed inside the retro website it built, "Garden Signal."
FunBuilt a fake bootable Mac inside the browser
A user had Muse build a fake bootable Mac inside the browser, complete with a working paint program, a "Games" folder holding every game it had built before, and an "About This Mac" popup.
FunCalled Best Buy, and found an AI on the other end too
A user had Muse call Best Buy to ask about Pixel phone stock, only to find the one answering the phone was also an AI.
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