What this agent workflow does
A useful result, without the guesswork
Start the day with one page of priorities, meetings, and messages. Meta Muse gathers the relevant context and formats it so you can review the result quickly.
Copy this Meta Muse prompt
Create a short daily briefing for me using today’s calendar and unread email from the last 24 hours. Include: - My three most important priorities - Meetings with a one-line purpose - Messages that may need a reply - Any time conflicts or deadlines Do not send, change, or delete anything. Return a one-page briefing with clear headings.
How to use it
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Connect calendar and email with read access.
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Paste the prompt into Muse.
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Scan the briefing and choose your first priority.
Real public cases
How people actually used Muse
Handled email, payments, travel, and the calendar
A public post says Muse can send email, make payments, book travel, and manage the calendar in one flow.
Drafted emails and managed the calendar
A public post shares using Muse to draft emails and manage calendar events.
Populated a personal Muse feed from email
Muse scanned emails for interests and portfolio holdings to personalize the feed.
Sent a daily pre-market summary
A public post describes scheduling Muse to send a market summary before the market opens.
Moved multi-agent workflows into morning Muse runs
A public post describes migrating Claude workflows to daily Muse runs, cleaning junk email, and cancelling found subscriptions.
Produced a daily AI-news podcast for the commute
A public post describes scheduling Muse to create a fresh AI-news podcast episode each day.
Learned Spotify taste and discovered music
A public post describes learning music preferences and feeding back new tracks based on likes and dislikes.
Built a searchable hourly news digest with filtering rules
Simon Smith says Muse built an artifact that scans Hacker News, Techmeme and selected X accounts hourly, filters items and stores summaries for search. He reports it working but says a proposed discussion button failed. His profile lists EVP of generative AI at Klick Health. This is an unverified self-report; review sources, alert criteria and accuracy rather than assuming complete coverage.
Added source checks after a reminder used an outdated meeting
JJ Englert reports that Muse used stale notes and reminded him about a cancelled meeting. He then asked it to verify current sources and review corrections, with some improvement but remaining errors. His profile promotes AI consulting at Tenex. This is an unverified self-report; confirm live calendar details before acting on a briefing.
Turned email events into calendar entries and made a driving playlist
thewinways reports that Muse organized an inbox, added upcoming events from email to a calendar and made a Spotify playlist for a drive. This September post is a newly collected, unverified self-report, not a test by this site. Review event details and approve calendar changes before applying them.
Ran a morning plumbing-operations checklist from one message
Jon ONeill says one message to his Muse agent updates the job board, texts a customer, briefs the office manager in Slack before 8am, and notifies a technician. This is a business workflow described by the operator and not independently verified.
Automated Instagram captions, reels, and scheduling
ShelbY says Muse automated a professional Instagram workflow from simple prompts, covering captions, audio, editing, hashtags, auto-generated reels, and scheduled posts. The result is self-reported and not independently verified.
Connected health, spending, and email data for a morning digest
Avidan says Muse combines Apple Health glucose readings, Plaid restaurant purchases, and DoorDash orders from email to explain which meals affected his blood sugar and suggest the next day. This is a self-reported health workflow, not medical advice or independent verification.
Found product demos and put them on the calendar
Kanha Korgaonkar says Muse changed an Instagram feed toward product demos, signed them up, and added calls to the calendar. The post mentions three AirPods and a $200 gift card still in progress; those rewards are self-reported and unverified.
Read school WhatsApp groups and email into a daily family digest
Farhan Thawar lists a recurring Muse job that reads parent WhatsApp groups for his children’s schools and his email, then sends him a daily summary and forwards it to his wife. The standing automation is self-reported; the post also lists other agents and does not independently verify delivery.
Combined feeds, meetings, deployment status, and news in a daily report
Alex Klarfeld says Muse gives him a daily report covering his X timeline, feature deployment status, meetings, and news after connecting the relevant sources. This is a user-reported monitoring setup, not an independently verified delivery guarantee.
Set up recurring investing research monitors
SouthernValue says his Muse agent Alfred monitors X topics and tickers, transcribes and summarizes podcasts, checks daily news, watches regulation and litigation, and writes a morning macro summary. This is a self-reported research workflow, not financial advice or a trading recommendation.
Built a trade-performance dashboard from confirmation emails
Mostly Borrowed Ideas says Muse read trade-confirmation emails, benchmarked each buy and sell against SPY, and plotted notional-weighted alpha over time with a per-trade view. He says the workflow replaced a spreadsheet journal he had stopped maintaining; the dashboard is self-reported and not independently verified.
Connected Muse to other agents so it could place a phone call
Matt Van Horn says Agent Tincan let Grok Bot ask Muse to make a phone call, while linking Muse with Instinct, Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, and OpenClaw over a private Tailscale network. This is a builder-reported workflow, not independently verified by HowToUseMuse.com.
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.
No action is taken. Muse should only read and summarize.