Past 7 days · General task assistants

Muse

Delegate tasks, research and deliverables

Experience score63.0/100124 comments
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What people think

Across 124 comments in the past 7 days, the overall experience leans positive. Criticism concentrates on reliability (16 of 22 negative excerpts). One user agrees that watching Muse get to work is indeed oddly calming. One user complained that every time the container is refreshed, running jobs on Muse get wiped out.

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13 review excerpts

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

On the work side, mine functions like a research and prep machine. It gets me ready for meetings and then takes the transcription of the meeting to help me summarize and prepare for the next one. It’s very helpful.

NegativeWorkflow & integrationsReliability

Every time your container is refreshed, jobs on your muse go BOOM!!

NegativeWorkflow & integrations

I asked for it, but don’t have it either, but I was able to use Bland AI for my muse to make calls. I’ll drop it most likely when I get the feature added to Muse, but it’s been fun playing with it.

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Hey everyone, been using my credits pretty heavily and would love to have the call feature enabled. Asked my muse and it said it would message the feedback to meta but still haven’t heard anything. Those who have it, how did you obtain it? I am a US resident.

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

For the kanban thing I gave my agent access to a GitHub repo where it stores all of its projects and makes issues, tags them with projects, and statuses, and documents all its work. Really streamlines more complicated projects and gives an easy way to track feature changes and historic work.

NegativeWorkflow & integrations

Unfortunately I guarantee Apple will never allow muse to integrate with iMessage on phones. They cite “security reasons” but in reality it’s so muse doesn’t compete with Siri

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

Muse had no problems doing what I wanted after I manually signed in on both sites.

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I tried getting Muse to automatically sign into Geico and bill.com, but both attempts failed despite having given muse my credentials for both.

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

Having Muse log into ChatGPT for me on its own browser has been a game changer for me

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

I asked muse to make a new work out with my goals in mind for my next cycle. It made the workout and implemented it into my HEVY training app for me.

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

It's essentially a cron, and I've set it to run 3 times a day, morning-afternoon-evening. Since it keeps a track of all the jobs it applies to or disqualifies in a sheet, it has a duplication check which helps it differentiate if it's an already viewed job listing or a new one.

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Is it a cron job? Like it runs on midnight or whenever a job is posted i need more details to know more please

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I created a job application automation with Muse I recently created a job application automation with muse, here's how:

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

There may be some way to track usage but I legitimately have probably decreased my ChatGPT usage about 80-90% for personal use. I’m a SWE so I still do professional development thru Codex. Personal coding work is done thru Muse Spark. Meta really has done a great job here

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

I had to set up browsing to my Ubuntu server for literally this exact reason for delta but it was going to come in Handy for other use cases too Tldr is tailscale + PC on your home network + muse. Muse has a tailscale connector so it can route browser requests to a desktop machine on your local network.

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