What this agent workflow does
A useful result, without the guesswork
Turn scattered notes into a clear update leaders can scan in a minute. Meta Muse gathers the relevant context and formats it so you can review the result quickly.
Copy this Meta Muse prompt
Turn these project notes into a one-page status update: [paste notes]. Include overall status, progress since last update, the next milestone, risks, decisions needed, and owners. Use plain language and keep it under 350 words. Flag missing facts. Do not send it.
How to use it
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Paste current, non-confidential project notes.
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Run the prompt and fill any missing facts.
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Review tone and recipients before sending yourself.
Real public cases
How people actually used Muse
Ran Claude Code on a Muse Linux VM
A public post describes running Claude Code on Muse’s Linux VM through a small outbound tunnel.
GitHub connector brings PR and issue review into Muse
GitHub announced an official Muse connector for linking an account, reviewing pull requests, catching up on issues and notifications, and leaving comments without switching tabs. Availability and permissions should be checked in Muse before use.
Wrote a rover connector and drove toward a target ball
Raj says Muse wrote a connector for a rover API, installed PyTorch and Depth Anything V2 in its VM to estimate depth from a 2D camera, and drove toward a black ball before stopping short. This is a builder report, not independently verified.
Recreated a mechanical heart in Three.js from screenshots
Filipe says Muse Spark 1.3 recreated the mechanical heart from Lies of P in Three.js using several screenshot references and generated an exploded view. This is a creator-reported build and has not been independently verified.
Split a coding task across focused Muse Code agents
Mark Zuckerberg describes Muse Code workflows that split a coding task across focused agents, pass intermediate work between them, and return one combined result. This is an official product demonstration, not an independent user test.
Built a simulation with Muse Spark from a short prompt
Alexandr Wang shared a simulation made with Muse Spark and invited people to try it through the Meta AI app. The post demonstrates a generated interactive artifact; it does not independently verify performance or production readiness.
Used Muse Code and Unity CLI to port a mini-golf project to VR
Dilmer reports using Meta Muse Code with the Unity CLI to run tests, validate changes, port a mini-golf project to other platforms, and convert it to VR. The development workflow is creator-reported and not independently verified.
Built a voice-controlled chess board with Muse Spark
Kwindla says a weekend project uses Muse Spark on a DGX Spark to write code for a projected chess board, with voice input and calls into Stockfish and Maia. This is a builder-reported prototype and not independently verified.
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.
Built a swipe-through Instagram unfollowing tool
Brett Goldstein says he asked Muse to build a Tinder-like swipe interface for unfollowing people on Instagram and had a working tool in about two minutes. The small tool and timing are self-reported; users should review account actions before running them.
Built a Things sync without an official API
Zach Holman says he asked Muse to build a connector for Things, which had no official API, and soon had ongoing todo sync across his Apple devices. The connector and cross-device sync are self-reported and not independently verified.
Explored preloaded skills and built a site with Muse Spaces
Wes Bos says he inspected Muse’s sandbox, found roughly 70 preloaded skills and command-line tools, and used Spaces as a website builder that deploys to Cloudflare when shared. These are observations from his own account, not independently verified capabilities or a production recommendation.
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.
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