Every AI agent you can text

Three to look at first

The three ways an agent behaves that an app does not, and for each the one people have posted about most.

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  Instinct

  A general agent that acts before asking, and is criticised for exactly that

  iMessageVoice

  Acts without asking. It does the job and tells you after: 23 posts from people who have used it, the most of its kind.
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  Muse

  Meta's personal agent, reachable inside WhatsApp, running on a cloud computer of its own

  WhatsAppWeb

  Messages you first. It starts the conversation itself: 71 posts from people who have used it, the most of its kind.
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  Town

  A per-user agent that joins your group text and talks to other people's agents

  iMessageSMS

  In a thread with other people. It joins a group text with other people in it: one post from people who have used it, the most of its kind.

Where do you text?

• Not sure? Four questions, one answer
• All 90, filterable

What do you want done?

What people are posting about them

Public posts, mirrored here with the pictures, so nothing on this page asks another company to watch you read it.

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  Matt Robb

  @MattRobbt · 2026-09-29

  Update on letting Muse run Facebook Marketplace for me. So I’ve spoken to @dps and the Muse team tonight and we went through the log to figure out what went wrong. Regarding the address leak. The first thing that popped up from Muse when asking it to handle my Facebook marketplace was an option with ‘Allow One Time’ or ‘Allow Always’. I clicked the latter thinking it would still send approvals to accept offers later down the line (it didn’t so be careful). By doing that it granted Muse permission to send messages on my behalf going forwards using a template it put together using information it asked from me. Which also included the pickup address that I did give to Muse (again I didn’t think it would send it out to everyone that gave me an offer so it’s worth checking). I mentioned to the meta team it could be easily overlooked as it was with me and they said they will be making this more clear moving forwards. Regarding the lowball offer situation. It accepted an offer of $600 and sent out my address to a buyer to come collect the item after I strictly set a minimum of $700 with Muse. The Meta team informed me this was an error on their end which caused a display issue removing the ‘7’ from the output to the buyer. And with it stating “Sounds good, 00 it is!” after the buyer asked for $600 it made it look to the buyer like his offer was accepted. I suggested to Meta that each message sent by Muse should have a little “Sent By Muse” badge underneath so everyone knows it wasn’t sent by a human as there was really no way of knowing who sent what in the chat which is very concerning. As for the buyer, we made up and he even came by tonight to buy something else. All ended well. Take care everyone, and double-check what permissions AI has in your life.

  MuseBuying37 likes · 11k viewsRead it
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  Todd Saunders

  @toddsaunders · 2026-09-25

  Muse just saved me $180/year on my Verizon bill. I’m mind blown. I asked Muse to chat with Verizon fios on their site and negotiate better pricing for me. At first the Verizon agent said there was nothing they could do I already had the lowest price. I then asked muse to “push harder”. And Verizon came back with a better offer saving me $180/year. There is NO WAY I would’ve waited on fios website chat for this long or had the patience to do this. Officially all in on Muse. 🤝 @alexandr_wang

  

  MuseSomething you are owed1.8k likes · 478k viewsRead it
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  Natasha

  @natashaghoskins · 2026-09-23

  I had @Muse go through my email, find all my therapist invoices, submit them to Aetna. I hit my deductible and will be getting a reimbursement and $$$ back the rest of the year. It took 20 minutes. Feels magical!!!

  MuseSomething you are owed424 likes · 140k viewsRead it
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  Spencer Hakimian

  @SpencerHakimian · 2026-09-23

  Muse just got me $2,200 back. Told it to search the entire internet for any money I am owed and file the claim. It did everything start to finish.

  

  MuseSomething you are owed189 likes · 195k viewsRead it
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  Aaron Via

  @viaaaaron · 2026-09-23

  I got tired of paying for API's so I'm using Instinct as my app backend Everyday it scrapes hundreds of surf reports and dumps it in my database I'm never paying for intelligence again

  

  InstinctResearch56 likes · 4k viewsRead it
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  Vivek Goyal

  @Goyal_Vivek · 2026-09-23

  Muse checked hotel website, Expedia, booking and found direct booking is 5-10% cheaper and has free cancellation and found me a $50 hotel credit.. @alexandr_wang

  

  MuseBooking487 likes · 163k viewsRead it

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Written here

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  9 of 90 AI agents here make you wait for an invite or a queue. The last consumer product to run this playbook lost most of its users within a year.

• Who benchmarks AI agents, and can you trust it?2026-09-29

  1 of the 90 agents here publishes a comparison against a named rival. Then one published scores. What makes a vendor's benchmark checkable, and what does not.

• Is Muse free? What Meta's AI assistant costs2026-10-03

  Free to start, and Meta names no figure for the plans above it. Its chief executive put the free tier at 100 million tokens a week.

Everything written here, on channels, costs, compliance and what these products publish about you.