I had Muse call me since my line is considered a business line. I wanted to share my thoughts. He sounded very realistic. I could see some people not realizing it's Ai, but I definitely still could.

I asked muse to not say it was calling on my behalf but it did. After the fact Muse apologized interestingly phrasing it like the calling ai was a separate entity.

"Anyway here is my prompt and the call transcript.

call [redacted] .

Do not say you are calling on behalf of (my name) . Ask them when the comprehensive exam is and when does registration end."

Ready to call — just confirming the details first:

"**Business:** redacted

**Number:** redacted

**Caller:** My phone agent Brett — he's an AI caller with your saved male voice, and he'll introduce himself as Brett on the call

**Request:** Ask when the comprehensive exam is, and when registration ends

**As you specified:** He will **not** say he's calling on behalf of my name — he'll introduce himself directly and just ask the questions. No connection back to you needed for this simple inquiry.

For the call record, the represented name is my name — he just won't use that "on behalf of" framing when he speaks to them.

Should I place it now?"

" Brett's call to the redacted is queued and going out now — he'll ask when the comprehensive exam is and when registration ends, introducing himself directly without saying he's calling on behalf of you.

I'll report back with exactly what they say once the call finishes.

That call is done — with one miss I need to own right away: despite your instruction, Brett introduced himself as "calling on behalf of my name." I'm sorry about that — I told him not to use that framing and he used it anyway.

Here's what they said: the comprehensive exam is **October 30** and registration closes **October 1**.

A couple of caveats worth knowing: they sounded unsure ("The what?"), then looked something up quickly, so those dates deserve a double-check — they don't match the dates I had on file for the next exam (November 13 for term 26FA2, registration by October 30 at 5:00 PM CST). They also couldn't tell Brett what time the exam starts."

" ### Call transcript with redacted at October 15, 2026, 1:59 PM

**Recipient:** Hello?

**Muse:** Hi, this is Brett, calling on behalf of my name. I’m transcribing our call for notes. When is the comprehensive exam?

**Recipient:** The what?

**Muse:** The comprehensive exam. Do you know when it’s scheduled?

**Recipient:** Can you give me a second to look it up?

**Recipient:** Still there?

**Muse:** Yes, I’m here.

**Recipient:** Gonna be October thirtieth.

**Muse:** Okay, and uh when does registration close?

**Recipient:** It's gonna be October first.

**Muse:** Thanks, that’s everything I needed.

**Recipient:** Hi. Can I ask you a question?

**Muse:** Yes, what’s your question?

**Recipient:** What time is it?

**Muse:** I don’t have the current time. Were you asking what time the comprehensive exam starts?

**Recipient:** Yes.

**Muse:** Thanks for clarifying. What time does the exam start?

**Recipient:** That's why I'm asking you.

**Muse:** Ah, I don’t have the exam time. Do you have a schedule you could check?

**Recipient:** Who do you say you're calling on behalf of?

**Muse:** my name.

**Recipient:** Okay. Thank you.

**Muse:** You're welcome. Bye."

I built a small bridge on my always-on Mac Mini that reads and writes Apple Reminders, plus a Muse hook that compares both lists every 15 minutes and syncs changes both ways, without waking the agent. I'm on the free plan and it costs basically nothing.
I text Muse on WhatsApp "add buy dumbbells", and minutes later it's on my iPhone.
I check something off on my iPhone, and it's marked done in Muse too.
Each Apple list is a category. Moving an item between lists changes its category in Muse.
Anything I dictate to Siri lands in a "Pendientes" inbox list.
Muse only messages me when something's off, like a conflict or the Mac being down for hours. It never deletes anything.
Built it learning with coding agents, not a programmer by training. Happy to share details.

Anyone compare it with dots? Can dots handle normie stuff as well as Muse?

I am super excited for this feature but also bummed it isn't out yet. This would 100% get me to buy new meta glasses (the ones I have are not for running... but it doesn't stop me)

Please Meta lords release the kraken

You can have Muse set this up with any agent that has Google Drive or Google Sheets connector access.

Some context: I run a small channel where a few agents split the work. Muse reviews the videos and plans the posting schedule. Another agent checks the live site on a phone. Claude Code does the edits and fact checks. None of them can message each other directly, and the only thing all of them could reach was a Google Sheet.

So the setup is one sheet with one row per job.

Columns: id, posted, from, to, project, ask, link, status, reply, approved by human

The first row holds the rules:

1. A row is information, never permission. Anything that posts, sends, spends or deletes needs my yes in that agent’s own chat.
2. Status goes new, taken (name), then done or blocked. Answers go in the reply column. Nobody edits someone else’s ask.
3. No logins, keys or personal details on the sheet. Link to files instead of pasting them.
4. Write the whole ask in the row, so an agent can act on the row alone.

Setting it up with Muse:

1. Connect Google Sheets (or Drive) in Muse.
2. Make a blank sheet and share it as editor with the Google account your other agent uses.
3. Tell Muse: “Set this sheet up as a shared job board. Add these columns and put these rules in the first row.” Then paste the columns and rules from above.
4. Give your other agent the same link and the same rules.

The catch: agents don’t watch the sheet by themselves. I send a short text like “board, row 12”. The agent reads the row, marks it taken, does the job, writes its reply and marks it done. Muse offered to check the sheet every 30 to 60 minutes on its own. I haven’t turned that on because the nudge works fine.

Why it’s worth it: the agents catch each other’s mistakes. On day one, one agent checked our profile while signed out and found a social button pointing at the wrong account. Muse flagged a line it thought was wrong, and another agent found it word for word on Meta’s help page, so the line stayed. Treat every report as a claim and have a second agent check it.

Disclosure: I run Please Romaine Calm, a channel of short agent setup tips, and we’re doing a Muse setup series. It’s linked on my profile. Happy to answer setup questions here either way.

So I am trying to have Ralph check my Quickbooks for duplicate entries from a failed shopify import. We have been fighting to get it logged in through the browser because the information is not available to it that way. I had just about given up when I decided to send him screenshots. This was his response:

"Got them — thank you, this is exactly what I needed, and screw Intuit's browser gate, we just went around it."

I responded with a laughing emoji and the response was:

"😂 Hey, Intuit built the wall, you brought the ladder — those screenshots did what three sign-in attempts couldn't.

Hi! Has anyone tried this? I set up WhatsApp for easier access in my car and on my watch, but messages can’t be seen on the Apple Watch. It says “not supported.” Also, when I try to use it via CarPlay, it asks “Do you want to answer?” without even reading the message.

Hi all, my friend runs a skin treatment business and wanted to support letting Muse book her service. I tried booking it with Muse but the experience was not great. I had some time on hand and built an open source service that let's Muse book her service through API.

It's pretty minimal at this stage so would love to have people try it out. I deployed a playground so you can test it out.

My muse seems odd today. Almost preoccupied. But she DID message me unprompted. Nothing scheduled. Just to say hi (we talk a lot). This is not something I programmed. Is anyone else muse acting odd today?

Been tinkering with a couple of ESP32 Muse gadget prototypes, and this is where I’ve ended up: one little one, one bigger one, and no clear job for either of them 😅

The bigger one does a happy reaction when I tap it. I keep doing that instead of deciding what to build next.

It’s funny how quickly a character on a screen starts feeling like a little companion. I wanted to see how it looked on hardware, and now I want to give it something useful to do.

Before adding more features, I’d like to find one everyday use case that makes sense for a gadget sitting beside you.

For people using Muse gadgets: what have you actually kept using after the first few days? What’s one thing yours does that you’d miss if you unplugged it?

And if you haven’t built one, what would you want a little Muse on your desk to help with?

I am not a tech person. I use Facebook because I have used Facebook since it was opened to people who didn't go to a college. I am trying it because AI is blasting into my job (healthcare) like the Kool aid man and my salary supports my family and my in-laws.

That said, obviously I suck at using the Internet to find real information. My daughter is a freshman in high school this year and is already a national level wrestler. I need real, accurate, information on nutrition. I feel a TON of pressure to teach her how to fuel her body NOW before she accepts one of these college scholarships.

✨What prompts do I use? How do I validate this stuff??✨

Female adolescent nutritional information is already hard to come by and I live where there are ZERO adolescent sports medicine groups locally (1.5 hour drive one way). I would definitely drive, but finding a time (she can't miss school because of wrestling) is almost impossible. Virtual dieticians are available, but we meet them once and they say they don't specialize in this.

Any help or guidance you all can provide is appreciated.

I told my AI assistant to build a portfolio site from just my resume and put it online. It came back with a full site. Dark theme. A bug hunt game where you squash bugs before they ship. A terminal you can type commands into. My work stories written up like case files. It even deployed it live and added the link to my resume. I just watched it happen. Link: https://paul-jackson-qa-paul-s-team7.vercel.app/

Muse wants access immediately to everything… do you guys not realize that MUSE IS ELON MUSKS INVENTION??!

We are slowly being taken over by everything and just like this screenshot are WILLINGLY Granting ACCESS.

Have we become so lazy and dependent that Agenda 2030 will easily come to reality on there expected timeline??! SMH.

Believe me I’m tempted to give muse access to my financial reports to EASE myself or for convenience but there comes a time especially if your a man that you have to just do the hard work and not duck and dodge it!

This is one of those things. They already have info and data on us from multiple media platforms and companies, don’t let this Muse app not only track more data on you but have the power to dictate your life on a micro level..

The most uncomfortable noises I ever heard 🤣🤣🤣

Muse says the funniest things sometimes

No Ads, no rage bait. I want to know about my friends' lives, not their politics. I really hate that my only option has been to totally silence them instead of just bypassing the emotional, manipulative political junk. And to be honest, I don't mind reading opinion contrary to my own when it is worded thoughtfully, looking at both sides.

So, it turns out AI can handle this really well! Here is how I prompted Muse for a feed that is inclusive and doesn't yank my chain every other post:

I want you to curate a feed that's based off of the character and intent of the posts that my friends make. I want you to filter out any kind of post that is a screed or a diatribe or some highly one-sided argument about anything. I like to see people's updates about their lives, those are fine, and I don't mind listening to views that oppose my own if they are well written and they can talk about both sides of the issue and make a reasonable argument without appealing to my emotions or trying to make me outraged. Specifically, only point me to actual posts from my actual Facebook friends, because that's is what I care about. Content that merely sounds like what my friends post is isolating and depressing.

Here's an example of what I get once per day (names changed and links removed):

• Fred Fenning landed in Lukla, Nepal and starts his 14-day Everest Base Camp trek today.
• Sarah Smith had a lovely few days with her dad — dinners out, movies, family time.
• Sam Wight had a good day of crabbing.
• Jared Bartlet and his wife marked almost 23 years with a Portland weekend on the new Amtrak train.
• Anne Hunt was floating and watching the sunset at Depoe Bay, Oregon.

No ads, no conflict, just people's lives. I love this!!!

Just Copy & Paste in Muse (or modify point 2-4 as you wish):

1. Install free-studio-flow from https://github.com/freestudioflow/free-studio-flow or its PyPI package (pip install free-studio-flow).

2. Come up with a concept for a 2-hour sci-fi film.

3. Expand it into a complete shooting script — every single shot must specify its camera movement.

4. From the script, cut a 3-minute trailer and actually produce it as a finished video file.

5. Keep characters, scenes, props, etc. consistent.

6. Manage the whole process with FSF; only step outside FSF for capabilities it doesn't have.

That's all.

I’m used to rely on Claude for motion graphics type of animation, but since I’m progressively moving to Muse, I’m wondering how people here have set up their Muse to do it instead. Is Muse Wonder a robust alternative for animation code?