Past 7 days · General task assistants

Muse

Delegate tasks, research and deliverables

Experience score63.3/100125 comments
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What people think

Across 125 comments in the past 7 days, the overall experience leans positive. Criticism concentrates on reliability (16 of 22 negative excerpts). One user treated it as a Tamagotchi, so the Muse avatar is a Tamagotchi, and even let it build a small Tamagotchi-style web game so they could "feed" it. One user complained that every time the container is refreshed, running jobs on Muse get wiped out.

Daily experience trend

Experience score trend; readings in the table below405060708050.009-2609-2809-2910-0110-02By comment date · UTC · at least 5 comments per day
Daily readings & sample sizes
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Date (UTC)ScoreSample size
2026-10-0250.08
2026-10-0154.844
2026-09-3056.921
2026-09-2972.932
2026-09-2855.610
2026-09-2764.79

User feedback

5 review excerpts

PositivePrice & limits

Been using Muse for everything I can think of and am only at 12% usage. Got a billion tokens just sitting there, this thing uses nothing.

NegativePrice & limits

I never once clicked on any $100 sub, just $50. MY ACCOUNT STILL SAYS $50.. and they charged me $100

PositivePrice & limits

This is their plan to monetize it It's genius to be honest. If millions of people make 10 million transactions per day, and the cut that goes to Muse is 50 cents per transaction, that's 5 million dollars a day loooooool Literally it is a money printing machine that they are in the process of building

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zuk said it's free but they are going to take percentage of anything you buy through Muse

PositivePrice & limits

Another benefit of using Muse is that it's just really cheap, especially if you use the contributor program, which you may or may not want to do because it gives Meta permission to train its models on the code that it is producing.