What this agent workflow does
A useful result, without the guesswork
Replace feature overload with a clear, criteria-based decision. Meta Muse gathers the relevant context and formats it so you can review the result quickly.
Copy this Meta Muse prompt
Compare these three products: [product links or names]. My priorities, in order, are: [priority 1], [priority 2], [priority 3]. My budget is [amount]. Use current primary sources where possible. Return a criteria table, important tradeoffs, and one recommendation with a confidence level. Do not purchase anything.
How to use it
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Add three products, priorities, and budget.
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Paste into Muse and open the source links.
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Check the final price and return policy yourself.
Real public cases
How people actually used Muse
Booked a restaurant table
A public demo shows Muse searching for and booking a restaurant table.
Recommended and booked dinner
Muse suggested a restaurant from a dinner request and tried to book it in the browser.
Combined golf shopping, fantasy planning, and an Instagram scan
In two hours, Muse priced local golf bags, messaged sellers, built a calendar-aware CFP schedule, customized ESPN feeds, and made an unfollow deck.
Scanned Facebook Marketplace for specific items
Muse searched Facebook Marketplace for matching items so the user did not have to scroll manually.
Created an iPhone Duo trade-off infographic
Muse built an infographic comparing the iPhone Duo with the iPhone 18 Pro.
Booked a restaurant faster than a competing agent
A public comparison raced Muse against Instinct to book a restaurant and pay the reservation fee.
Ordered groceries from Instacart without opening the app
A public post says Muse ordered groceries from Instacart without the user opening the Instacart app.
Bought RAM on Newegg and checked open slots
Muse set up Link, purchased computer RAM on Newegg, and spotted two unused memory slots.
Planned a weekend, bought tickets, and shopped for a mouse
Muse handled weekend plans, movie tickets, a Blu-ray purchase, and a backup gaming-mouse search.
Let a spouse pick the restaurant, then booked it
A public post describes asking a spouse to choose a restaurant and having Muse make the reservation.
Navigated a Basque ticket-shopping cart
A public post says Muse navigated a Basque shopping cart and completed a ticket purchase.
Posted and managed Facebook Marketplace listings
A public post describes posting and running Facebook Marketplace listings from the Muse app.
Bought Ticketmaster tickets after another agent failed
A public post says Muse successfully bought Ticketmaster tickets where Instinct failed.
Planned a city shopping route and an outfit
Qui Vincit says Muse mapped a shopping trip around the city and planned an outfit, which he found useful. The post does not show stores, prices, purchases or a completed outing. This is an unverified, subjective self-report about planning, separate from his earlier travel-booking example. Check opening hours, availability and budget before acting on a plan; approve purchases yourself.
Compared housewarming wine prices and vendor quotes
Vik Shetty says Muse found Veuve for a housewarming at $60 a bottle versus $99 locally and claims about $330 saved on the order. Bottle details, quantity, taxes, delivery and receipts are not supplied. He also reports a vendor cost-comparison page. This is an unverified self-report, not independently demonstrated savings; review comparable products and full checkout costs before approving a purchase.
Compared AI wine recommendations with a friend’s advice
Richard Robinet-Duffo says he asked Muse, Instinct and an Italian friend to help choose wine at a Sardinian restaurant. He describes the AI responses as instant flavour and value rankings, while valuing his friend’s personal context. The post does not separate each AI’s answer or confirm a purchase. This is an unverified self-report, not a verified price or quality comparison.
Compared overseas hiking-boot prices before approving a purchase
Andriy Buday says Muse found discounted hiking boots on an Italian site, with shipping and import duties still leaving a $50 saving against US options. He reports approving the purchase and receiving the boots six days later. His profile lists Muse Code at Meta. This employee self-report and the price comparison are not independently verified; check sizing, landed cost and returns before approving an order.
Caught a potentially expensive refrigerator-filter order
Saurabh Gupta says Muse almost ordered two refrigerator air filters for $150, while he found a $20 option through search. Matching models, quantities and total costs are not verified, and no order is confirmed. The author co-founded Recharm. This is an unverified self-report; check compatibility and checkout totals before approving purchases.
Found an iPhone deal but handed checkout back to the user
In a follow-up to her iPhone deal comparison, Cissy Dong says Muse found an AT&T offer but had to hand checkout back to her when asked to execute it. No completed purchase is confirmed. Her profile previously listed product-strategy experience including Meta. This is an unverified self-report; verify carrier conditions and final cost before personally approving checkout.
Researched a keyboard deal before buying
Sasank Desaraju says Muse helped find a keyboard deal and do purchase research, while noting the experience was not perfect. No price, completed order or measured time saving is shown. This is an unverified self-report; check the exact model, seller and return terms before approving a purchase.
Reported shopping-cart loading failures at two retailers
Kain says his Muse agent could not load shopping carts at Walmart and Sam’s Club, which he attributed to retailer blocking. In a reply he still valued Muse for routine errands. This is an unverified user experience, not proof of a site-wide ban or a completed purchase; use the retailer directly if access fails.
Reported listing an item and replying to Marketplace buyers
calvinchanmortgage says Muse listed an item on Facebook Marketplace and replied to buyers automatically. The post promotes a referral code that benefits both parties. This self-report is not independently verified and does not establish a completed sale; review message permissions and protect pickup details.
Suggested checking Marketplace prices against new products
madhurchadha describes using Muse instead of building a separate tool to compare a Facebook Marketplace item with its new-product price. The post supplies no specific item, price or purchase result. This is an unverified user-described comparison workflow, not a demonstrated saving.
Compared repair quotes and scheduled daily language practice
life_in_tech describes using Muse to call air-conditioner repair companies for price comparisons and send three foreign-language words daily with an evening quiz. The author also discloses using the employee-only internal test. These experiences are self-reported, not independently verified.
Reported saving more than $2,000 on a new car
Advaith Sridhar says Muse contacted different dealers while he shopped for a new car and helped bring the price down by more than $2,000. The dealer outreach and saving are self-reported and not independently verified by HowToUseMuse.com.
Compared three shops and booked a water-heater replacement
PipeBladex says Muse compared a failing water heater across three shops, emailed two installers for quotes, and booked a Thursday installation. The post reports a $1,450 option versus a $2,300 quote; the price and completed work are user-reported and not independently verified.
Handled shopping, cleaning, and dinner errands in one day
Nicolas Bustamante reports that Muse bought socks, ordered Whole Foods groceries, booked a cleaning service, and picked a burger for dinner in 24 hours. He also says it had saved $200 by canceling subscriptions; the purchases and savings are self-reported.
Messaged Marketplace sellers until it found a MacBook deal
Jingu says Muse contacted about 50 Facebook Marketplace sellers and found a new M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 48GB RAM and 2TB storage for $2,500. The product, condition, and price are user-reported and should be verified before purchase.
Shop Pay becomes a wallet inside Muse
Shopify announced that Shop Pay is available as a wallet inside Muse for agentic checkout. It describes a payment capability, not a completed purchase; users should review the merchant, cart, total and approval screen before paying.
Built a personal fashion app around measurements and budgets
Shriya Nevatia says she prompted Muse to build a fashion app using her measurements, photos, favorite stores, and budget ranges. The app picks a hero item, builds outfits around it, and keeps a saved list; this is a user-described build, not independently verified.
Called five Tesla locations at the same time
Matt Schlicht says Muse called five Tesla locations in parallel to find a Model YL his wife could see in person. The post describes a phone-call workflow and outcome, but the result is user-reported and not independently verified.
Helped buy a cake from an Instagram shop in Seoul
Slokh says Muse helped communicate with an independent Instagram cake shop in Seoul and worked through a payment method with the seller via KakaoTalk. The order and payment workaround are self-reported.
Bought a garage freezer and filed the warranty registration
v01dp1r4t3 says Muse searched for a freezer matching required specs, found the best price, ordered it, tracked delivery, and submitted the warranty registration. The purchase workflow is self-reported; review the item and approvals before checkout.
Used Muse for Instagram work and a wardrobe refresh
Kim Currier says she uses Muse for organizing, basic editing, and analysis of an AI Instagram account, then used bookmarks and Instagram search for a style and color analysis before buying missing wardrobe pieces. This is a user-reported workflow and has not been independently verified.
Let Muse choose and order a chocolate cake
Bryce Del Rio says he asked Muse to find the best chocolate cake while his wife independently chose one as a trust test; both picked the same cake and Muse placed the order. The comparison and order are self-reported.
Reported saving more than $500 on furniture and a coupon
schmanke says Muse found the same chairs for less elsewhere and verified a coupon worth $391, then also found a 22% discount code for another purchase. The reported savings are not independently verified.
Researched nearby dealerships and reported buying a car
Armand Ruiz says Muse gathered top nearby car deals into a spreadsheet, drafted negotiation texts, and helped complete a car purchase. The completion of that workflow is user-reported and not independently verified.
Handled an IKEA return through pickup scheduling
Armand Ruiz says Muse handled the customer-service steps and arranged a return pickup, so the household did not need to keep following up on the return.
Researched and procured prototype parts from 14 suppliers
Justin Bojarski says Muse compared and procured hardware components for a prototype across 14 suppliers, condensing a complex sourcing errand into one workflow.
Built a repeatable skincare and household restocking workflow
Sina Hartung says Muse keeps a master list of preferred items and can reorder skincare and household products across stores before they run out.
Turned a fridge whiteboard photo into a Sam’s Club order
Dylan Heagy says Muse read a handwritten household shopping list from a photo and successfully placed the matching grocery order.
Found a jacket, applied live discount codes, and loaded a grocery cart
BuccoCapital Bloke says Muse searched for a green puffer jacket, tested current discount codes, and bought at the cheapest price; it also turned a recipe into a Whole Foods cart.
Used a support request to find a $100 device discount
Dare Obasanjo says Muse filed an out-of-warranty support ticket about poor battery life and found a $100 discount on a replacement device.
Shops online, handles email, signs documents, and books reservations
Jeff Weinstein shared a workflow where Muse handles shopping, email, document signing, and browser reservations in one assistant loop.
Searched the Shopify catalog and completed checkout
Shopify shared a product-search flow that finds the best catalog match and completes checkout inside the shopping experience.
Negotiated a Marketplace item and arranged pickup
Signulll shared a Marketplace workflow that finds an item, negotiates the price, and coordinates a pickup.
These outcomes are self-reported in public posts and have not been independently verified by HowToUseMuse.com.
Example output for this prompt
This shows the intended output format. It is not a transcript from a private Meta Muse session.
Before Meta Muse acts
You make the final call.
You review the sources and make every purchase decision.