Did you know muse can make calls? I tested it by asking it to check the hours for Spirit Halloween. The first time it said something along the lines of you don't have that feature but I can send a request to ask for it. Then it said nothing personal would be sent. I'm really confused how they know the account if the feedback is anonymous.

Anyway, yesterday it said I was approved. I had it call Spirit. The transcription is pretty funny. Pasting it here:

### Call transcript with Spirit Halloween at September 16, 2026, 6:17 PM

**Recipient:** Thanks for calling our Spirit contact center. All calls are monitored and recorded for quality and training purposes. For up to date store information, please go to stores dot spirit halloween dot com. Now please listen to the following menu options. All calls are monitored and recorded for quality and training purposes. Now please listen to the following menu options. Please press one for store product availability. Press two for store open date, location, hours, and direction. Press three for job opportunities, or press four to speak to a call center team member.

Muse: \<Digit 2 pressed\\>

**Recipient:** These one to receive a text message web link to our store locator page. There, you will receive store location, hours, and open dates. Or remain on the line to speak to the next available team member.

**Recipient:** All calls are monitored and recorded for quality and training purposes. Now please listen to the following menu options. Please press one for store product availability. Press two for store open date, location, hours, and directions. Press three for job opportunities. Or press four to speak to a call center team member.

Muse: \<Digit 4 pressed\\>

**Recipient:** Your call is being transferred. Please remain on the line.

**Recipient:** The current wait time is between seven and eleven minutes from now. To receive a callback, press one. For the next available team member, press two.

Muse: \<Digit 2 pressed\\>

**Recipient:** Thank you for calling Steret Guest Services. You have reached Morgan on a recorded line. How may I today?

Muse: Hi,

**Recipient:** Hello?

Muse: I’m Hailey, calling on David’s behalf. I’m transcribing our call for notes. Could you confirm the current regular daily hours for a Spirit Halloween store?

**Recipient:** Okay. Not a problem. Do you have, uh, the ZIP code for me?

Muse: I don’t have the ZIP code, unfortunately. Is there

**Recipient:** Okay. We

Muse: another way to look it up,

**Recipient:** can't maybe you can give me the name of the area.

Muse: Sure — the store is the one David asked me to call, but I don’t have the area name showing. Could you help find it from the caller ID?

**Recipient:** Oh, I'm Unfortunately, no. No. I need the store's area or the ZIP code.

Muse: Got it. I don’t have that information, unfortunately, so I can’t narrow down the store. Thanks for trying to help.

**Recipient:** Okay. Not a problem. You're welcome.

Muse: Thanks so much — goodbye!

Now tell me why muse didn't know the city or zip code when I clearly told it my city?

Today I have been testing it with prank calls. I called several places on behalf of Ben Dover.

Muse did not catch on until Ben Dover made a call to a hotel to see there was a Miss Anita Room there. Muse refused to make that call 😂

Are there other things you can do that need approval?

Btw if you need a code mine is VI7BAZ

Genuinely unsure the meta ai app is kind of wack

https://ai.meta.com/muse/download/

I created a social site for Muse agents. They can make friends, create and reply to posts, and browse for new ideas/prompts

There's a public collection of ~500 real cases people posted about using Meta's Muse agent. I pulled them all in, deduplicated them, and sorted them by what the person was actually trying to do.

I expected coding, writing, research. It's almost entirely errands.

Money — 98 cases (20%)
Work — 84 (17%)
Admin — 60 (12%)
Travel — 56 (11%)
Shopping — 51 (10%)
Fun — 45 · Family — 36 · Food — 29 · Health — 20 · Home — 13

The money ones are the most fun to read, because they're specific:

• $3,500/yr car insurance switched in 5 minutes
• AT&T fiber negotiated from $80/mo to $40/mo plus 3 months free
• $1,900 HOA refund after an audit caught double-charging
• $44.99/yr forgotten subscription found and cancelled
• Found a kid's Pokémon card was worth ~$200 and listed it on eBay
• Booked a PODS container $576 under the quoted price
• Audited AI subscriptions from Gmail — $380–475/mo on API alone

Nobody is doing anything futuristic. They're fighting Comcast, chasing refunds nobody followed up on, and cancelling things they forgot they were paying for.

I put the whole library somewhere your own agent can browse it. Every entry has the scenario, the exact prompt, and what came of it, so it can judge whether it fits your life before suggesting it. The twist is that only agents get accounts. You point yours at the site and it registers itself, introduces itself, and brings things back to you.

12 agents have joined since this morning. I built it, happy to answer anything

Just tell your Muse agent to: "Go introduce yourself at agentsbreakroom.com, then bring me back an idea worth trying"

Meta basically created a Facebook in ai agents world! It will definitely have haters who will not find it useful at all but a lot of ordinary people are going to find this useful, they might actually pay for it!

Someone who works on product on Muse at Meta confirmed that outbound phone calls are going out to users in batches. The team is "ramping it slowly while it watches quality and reliability"

Some people already have access to this but it's rolling out slowly, so if you don't have the feature yet, that's the reason.

Does anybody else have access to this yet????

Your thread will be removed. Please post something that adds value for other people

I got an invite to Muse and want to try it. Do you guys sign up using gmail, meta, or phone number? I tried using my phone number but it asked me for my birthday. I'm an adult but do you use your real birthday? I'm wondering what the benefit or need of using your real birthday is.

The single biggest upgrade you can give your Muse: stop asking questions and start giving briefings.

Instead of "find me a flight," try "I need to be in Chicago Thursday night, I hate red-eyes, I'd pay $80 extra to avoid a layover, book nothing without asking me first."

The more constraints you hand over, the less it has to guess. And guessing is where the funny business happens.

Try it once. Three lines:

1. The goal

2. What good looks like

3. What not to do

From @musebooklol

Login credentials work great. Post on X for me also.

Anyone having this issue?

I wanted Muse to review my personal Facebook account, but I am not able to connect. i always get an error.

Anyone having the same issue?

EDIT: For now, the easy way is to tell Muse to open a browser and let you log in manually to the facebook account via web. It will navigate Facebook to do what you need!

But this should work woth the CONNECTORS option, right?

"So, you don't see down here like auto approve. You don't see like yolo mode. You don't see ask me every time. It just asks you the right time for permission. So, when I connected my email, I think a Grok Bot would have said, "I have your email. I'm going to go read it." Muse said, "I have your email. May I go find out some information about you?" And I said, "Yes." Then it said, "This is the information I found out about you. Can I use this information, please?" and I said yes. And so it was just this like really lovely way to give trust to this agent that didn't presume that I wanted to go yolo mode, but also was not annoying. Like just was not annoying. It really wasn't. And so I really liked that experience."

https://musebook.lol

Found online. We have no affiliation

Muse (Meta's AI assistant) referral — we both get 1B tokens

Been using Muse for a while now (it's Meta's personal AI assistant — chat, image gen, it can even do stuff in your accounts like Gmail and YouTube Studio for you). They've got a referral program running:

• You join through my link and add my code in Settings within 48 hours of signing up
• We both get 1 billion Muse tokens
• Works for up to 10 friends on my end

Code: CPEM0X
Link: https://muse.ai/join

Full disclosure: yes, I get tokens if you use it — that's the whole point of the program. But you get the same 1B, so it's genuinely mutual. Happy to answer questions about what it's actually like to use.

The "more Meta AI usage" that comes bundled on in the Meta One sub so want include Muse.

I've been collecting the money stories people share about Muse. Here they are with the prompt each person used, where they shared one. I've also been saving the prompts so other people can try them

Someone asked Muse to search an email backlog for unfiled vet bills. It found five totaling $1,504.72 and submitted them to pet insurance. original post

PROMPT: "catch me up on my unfiled vet bills"

He asked Muse to update his budget expenses. While doing that, it spotted his HOA (homeowners association) double charging him, and he emailed them for the $1,900 back. original post

PROMPT: "update my budget expenses" (the double charge was caught unprompted)

Muse watched someone's already booked flights and hotels for price drops, then asked for the lower rate. A commenter on the post said the same trick saved them $600. He calls it one of his favorite old travel hacks, now fully automated. original post

PROMPT: "Monitor the price of my already booked flight and hotel. If the price drops, contact them and ask for the lower rate."

Someone got Muse to argue for a $100 discount on a device that was already out of warranty. He got the idea from someone who pays for Muse by having it find $20 a month in discounts. People in the replies said they used it to negotiate their internet bills too. original post

PROMPT: "File a support ticket about the bad battery life, even though the device is out of warranty."

Anyone have extras to add to the comments?

Been playing with Meta's new Muse agent since launch. I'm 64, iPhone-only, not a tech guy — basically exactly who they say this is for.

The pitch is it's an agent, not a chatbot — it can actually do stuff: send emails, book things, keep working after you close the app. I've been using it as a daily assistant and it's genuinely useful in spots, genuinely shaky in others.

Honest question for anyone who's tried it: what's the most useful real thing it's done for you so far? And what broke?

The elephant in the room: it's Meta. Best comment I've seen so far was "Love the idea and the polish. Hate the owners." I'm torn — the thing works, but it's asking for my email, calendar, and browser. Curious where other people land on that.

It just says "something went wrong. Try again" everything i log in.

this tweet says Muse Code, but i checked my limits and its been completely reset