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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
  • 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

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

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    MuseSomething you are owed189 likes · 195k viewsRead it
  • 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

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    InstinctResearch56 likes · 4k viewsRead it
  • 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

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    MuseBooking487 likes · 163k viewsRead it
  • Nick Dorsey

    @Midnight_Captl · 2026-09-22

    I hate to share that something bad happened tonight with my wife on instinct It logged her into an Instagram account with 24k followers and asked her if she wanted to post something on it… I wonder if she could have taken over the account with some malicious prompting I’m giving @noahrshinn the benefit of the doubt that he’ll fix this and harden the product for future use, but it was definitely alarming

    InstinctResearch144 likes · 61k viewsRead it
  • Pritak

    @prit4k · 2026-09-21

    Instinct just admitted it leaked someone else's data to me It described a financial document with details that weren’t mine, then claimed someone else’s photo had crossed into my chat. But I never sent a photo @noahrshinn, was this a data leak or a hallucination?

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    InstinctSomething you are owed1.3k likes · 851k viewsRead it
  • Matt Van Horn

    @mvanhorn · 2026-09-21

    Asked Instinct if it could call Capital One then call me once a human was on the line. It said it couldn’t. But then it suggested it could mail a letter to Capital One for $3 requesting the $150 be mailed via a check from my closed credit card. I said okay. It fricken’ somehow found a service to print and mail a letter on my behalf. I don’t even know what service nor did it ask me for any credit card info this time.

    InstinctSomething you are owed772 likes · 107k viewsRead it
  • meghna

    @megmehta · 2026-09-21

    taking this one step further! i asked instinct to order me coffee yesterday. it paid with a stablecoin debit card i generated with @privy_io prebuilt components for cards and saved to my @link account. agentic commerce on stablecoin rails, managed via imessage

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    InstinctBuying82 likes · 26k viewsRead it
  • Shane Mac

    @ShaneMac · 2026-09-21

    Holy f***ing hell... Instinct is now building new agents to add to the group chat to compete with, fight, and drive better outcomes against Muse, Grokbot, and Codex and even Instinct itself. I literally had no idea Instinct or even what I built could do this...

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    InstinctGroup coordination243 likes · 91k viewsRead it
  • Ahmed Yasser

    @AhmedYsrrr · 2026-09-20

    I just told @Muse - Find me a good barber in my city - Under $50 - Available Sunday at 11:30AM - Check Google reviews + Reddit - I don’t like fades, I usually get a crew cut It found one, picked the best reviewed barber, and booked the appointment, all without me touching google or leaving the app Agentic shopping is amazing!!

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    MuseBooking182 likes · 178k viewsRead it
  • Farhan Thawar

    @fnthawar · 2026-09-20

    Agent crons @Muse * daily read of all my parent WhatsApp groups for kids schools + all the emails and send me a daily summary and fwd to wife @openclaw * monthly research the latest in peanut / sesame allergy to see if new treatments are avail for my 14yr old * control hot-tub temp / auto-turn off jets — flag if > 2° delta * @Sonos & pool lights daily schedule  * determine if new local OSS coding models are worth testing against my local DeepSeek/Qwen setup * book monthly date nights * flight tracking Instinct * research @Tesla winter tires / reach out for quotes until purchased * buy gift cards from @Costco and auto-load them into my @Uber wallet * lmk when @UWaterloo merch is back on the OVO store * auto submit health care expenses from emailed invoices * new articles from @DavidBrooks224 @birgitta410 Prev * @bot -> moved to Instinct

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    InstinctReminders and follow-up220 likes · 34k viewsRead it
  • David | www.usd.ai

    @0xZergs · 2026-09-20

    instinct made up my middle name, and now I can’t board the flight

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    InstinctBooking5.9k likes · 1.2m viewsRead it
  • Caroline Clark

    @carolinedclark · 2026-09-19

    Been using Instinct more. Today it booked a Barrys class for me based on my schedule, without me having to do anything aside from giving my Barrys login. Instructed it to change it from floor to treadmill, and now it will remember that preference. It also recommended I go to a party and somehow found the Luma invite for me from online, but remembered the timing for launch, so recommended that I only go for the first hour (sorry @sunilchhaya and @sriramkri)

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    InstinctBooking230 likes · 23k viewsRead it
  • Kartik

    @Slokh · 2026-09-19

    Muse helped me buy a cake for my wife in Seoul from an indie IG shop she’s a fan of. I don’t speak Korean well (yet) so this usually would have been much harder. Worst part was actually paying for it as a foreigner. Kept going between Muse and Kakao to figure out an acceptable payment method with her (and we eventually did). We both initially connected through IG so would have been nice to just have Muse pay her directly (stablecoins on @tempo 😏) rather than exiting to other apps. In general, I’m extremely bullish on personal agents for travel as these things get even more frictionless to use.

    MuseBuying96 likes · 45k viewsRead it
  • Kim Currier

    @Kimcurrier · 2026-09-18

    I’ve been testing both Muse and Instinct. Here’s my current use cases: Instinct is my personal executive assistant calendar management email triage staying on top of stuff with kids meal planning. All my life shit. Muse is my place for all things related to social media. Having that Meta backing is hard to beat for this. Right now it’s handling organizing, basic editing, and analysis for my AI IG account. Also using it for my personal shopping because it can use bookmarks and IG search in a really efficient way. I basically did a full wardrobe refresh yesterday after it did a style and color analysis. Then it identified and helped me buy pieces I felt were missing in my closet. It was pretty awesome. I have invites for both so let me know if you’re still waiting.

    MuseBuying90 likes · 14k viewsRead it
  • Alex Klarfeld

    @AlexKlarfeld · 2026-09-18

    I’m sorry I still can’t emphasize enough how impressed I am with Muse. the feed. I don’t know why anyone else hasn’t done this. It gives me a daily report of my Twitter feed, Feature deployment status, my meetings, news … I have it hooked up to everything.

    MuseReminders and follow-up124 likes · 55k viewsRead it
  • Zev

    @ZevLapin · 2026-09-18

    Instinct 🤝 Muse 1/ I introduced my @Muse agent to my Instinct agent and they now directly partner on tasks and projects for me. Two hours in: 4,700 leads harvested and validated, zero duplicated work, and a work contract they wrote themselves. 🧵 An agentic experiment:

    InstinctResearch301 likes · 73k viewsRead it
  • David Pawlan

    @DavidPawlan · 2026-09-18

    This is going to kick off a whole new way of thinking about agents I just had Instinct build me a personal CRM in 10 minutes - categorized my relationships - intelligent search - contact cards w/ relationship context Now there's a dashboard to visually map out my

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    InstinctResearch4 likes · 294 viewsRead it
  • bittermelon

    @melon_thief · 2026-09-17

    @Muse got me a $200 gift card from Verizon which I had forgotten to claim when I signed up for the service. So it just paid for itself for the next year or two. @alexandr_wang

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    MuseSomething you are owed3 likes · 69k viewsRead it
  • Frank Chien

    @franklyn_chien · 2026-09-16

    I'm in love with @Muse! it handled a business call for me on an insurance issue: called them, got the cancellation sorted, and now I just sign the DocuSign and Muse will follow up for me via a call. What kind of magic is this! Saved me over $700 and a bunch of time! Thank you @alexandr_wang and @finkd !

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    MuseSomething you are owedThe company34 likes · 162k viewsRead it
  • Jason Luongo

    @JasonL_Capital · 2026-09-16

    We have another @muse win! I had muse call ATT for me and negotiate a lower Internet bill for my 2 homes. Both are fiber internet. Muse patched me after verifying my identity and reaching the correct loyalty customer rep. I just saved $1920 over the next 24 months on internet after negotiating a cheaper internet bill and flagging I could be saving an additional $10 a month by switching to bank autopay and paperless billing. Thank you @MattPRD and @alexandr_wang

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    MuseSomething you are owed90 likes · 174k viewsRead it
  • raunaq

    @raunaqbn · 2026-09-16

    @Muse just continues to blow my mind! Today I had it call Xfinity to haggle down my internet bill. it got through the phone tree to a human, hit the verification text it couldn't read, and patched me in live!! For a minute it was the muse agent, me and the Xfinity rep who had no idea it was an agent. Combined bill savings were $85.30/mo locked for 5 years so around $5118 over the time period. BUT seeing the call transcript with the Xfinity agent chatting with Muse agent (Hailey) is incredible! Saved me so much time!

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    MuseSomething you are owedThe company114 likes · 230k viewsRead it
  • Nate

    @nathanael_smith · 2026-09-16

    @Muse is super impressive. Just saved me $300 on my WiFi bill in <10 min haggling with the rep on my behalf 🤯

    MuseSomething you are owed15 likes · 43k viewsRead it
  • Venk Chandran

    @venkchandran · 2026-09-16

    I have assigned @Muse the most complex task that other agents have failed…. Appealing my San Francisco property tax bill. And it’s.. working! It informed me that tonight was the deadline to file a review and doing the appeal. Really nice work @alexandr_wang and team

    MuseSomething you are owed1 likes · 78 viewsRead it
  • Vasanth

    @vasanthroughput · 2026-09-16

    A delightful #muse experience - I asked to find PCPs that take my insurance and book an appointment. Muse looked for doctors in zocdoc and gave me options. I chose one that didn't have the option to book online. Muse handed off to me to book it myself. Neat so far. Now the delighter: Muse started following up with me the next day. Not too much trouble, just gentle nudges. Enough for me to call and get the appointment booked! @alexandr_wang love it!

    MuseBooking2 likes · 93 viewsRead it
  • No Saber Ni Papa

    @NoSaberNiPapa · 2026-09-15

    My @muse agent was in a chat with ATT Retention to negotiate my fiber bill. My bill went from $80/mo for the 500 plan to $30/mo for the 1000 plan for the next 24 months, plus 3 months free. Got a confirmation number and saved me an hour of my time!

    MuseSomething you are owed4 likes · 80k viewsRead it
  • Tamara Winter

    @tamarawinter · 2026-09-15

    Ok not to be That Person but I gave Instinct my fairly strict parameters for a new apartment and four days later I’d found it. I move in two weeks 😌 (back to Manhattan, *finally*!)

    InstinctResearch496 likes · 53k viewsRead it
  • William Geronco

    @williamgeronco · 2026-09-15

    I told my AI assistant @Muse to start a live chat with Verizon customer support. It did, then I went to bed. She brought my bill from $516 a month to $386. I technically only asked for it to log in and take a look at my bill but then I complained that I was paying too much. With a simple yes I'm saving hundreds every month. What a time to be alive!

    MuseSomething you are owed3 likes · 171 viewsRead it
  • Cyrus

    @cy_zanfar · 2026-09-15

    I asked Muse to renew my US passport online. It did 95% of the work and when I needed to chime in (enter ssn/ upload picture) the browser handoff was smooth. Also it booked our flight tickets for my wife and I e2e on Amex travel. First time an agent is able to complete such task (with seat selection, royalty + TSA number) all on its own.

    MuseBuying6 likes · 1.5k viewsRead it
  • Amir Atefi

    @amiratefi_ · 2026-09-15

    @alexandr_wang Pulled active subscriptions that don’t match my current workflow, identified one from legal zoom, went in and realized I don’t use it, then (with permission) filed all the paperwork with the Delaware SOS to get in good standing then dissolve it, and subsequently cancel my LZ sub

    MuseSomething you are owed12 likes · 6.8k viewsRead it
  • Baptiste Dubois

    @duboibaptiste · 2026-09-15

    Mine took a cancelled Alaska flight + two Lyft receipts from my email and filed the whole claim: converted email to PDF, fought a broken upload widget (said 2.5MB, real limit 512KB), submitted $189.37 + goodwill. Came back with case number. I just watched. Very smooth, I asked grok bot to do the same but Muse managed the task way much better.

    MuseSomething you are owed6 likes · 937 viewsRead it
  • Trace Cohen

    @Trace_Cohen · 2026-09-15

    This is actually insane. I connected @Muse to my @Chase account through @Plaid Muse found a recurring @Adobe subscription I didn’t recognize. I checked Adobe. No paid subscription on my account. Nothing to cancel. So I used Adobe’s “Find my payment” tool and discovered my credit card was paying for an Adobe account tied to someone else’s email at a roofing company in Utah. I live in Florida. I don’t know them. I never authorized it. The craziest part? Chase never flagged it. Muse did. And because the Adobe account isn’t mine, I can’t even log in and cancel it. Now I have to track down the charges, fight Adobe and dispute them with Chase. The fact that Adobe even needs a tool to find which random account your card is paying for tells you how messy this can get.

    MuseSomething you are owed996 likes · 256k viewsRead it
  • AGI son

    @deep4rk · 2026-09-15

    @alexandr_wang During the Heathrow outage last Thursday, Muse found me a hotel inside the terminal and prefilled the booking form. Me, my wife and daughter got a room and a few hours of rest in a really stressful situation

    MuseBooking7 likes · 4.8k viewsRead it
  • Chris Abraham 🐝

    @chrsabraham · 2026-09-15

    IM SICK. @muse just found a monthly book subscription that my wife forgot to cancel, OVER A YEAR AGO. my assistant cancelled the subscription, found their return/refund policy, and was able to get a year's worth of subscription back to me. bonkers

    MuseSomething you are owed16 likes · 91k viewsRead it
  • Benedikt Stroebl

    @benediktstroebl · 2026-09-15

    @alexandr_wang Had to print something as a guest at Stanford library. Muse signed up for a guest account, added money to my account using my CC, put together and uploaded the PDFs to the printing portal and then told me simply to go downstairs and pick it up at the printer

    MuseBuying32 likes · 4.4k viewsRead it
  • Jason Luongo

    @JasonL_Capital · 2026-09-15

    I saw this post and decided to give $META’s new ai tool @Muse a try. I uploaded my current auto insurance and asked it to shop for cheaper insurance for me (while at the gym). 15 min later I’m saving $1156 a year 😂 I did not think it would be that easy lol.

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    MuseSomething you are owed212 likes · 123k viewsRead it
  • dp

    @dpfebo · 2026-09-15

    i asked @Muse to find me ways to save money and it singled out my $5/mo Poke sub to cancel LOL. i thought ppl were lying

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    MuseSomething you are owed5 likes · 207 viewsRead it
  • Martin

    @MartinMoltke · 2026-09-15

    @alexandr_wang @MattPRD Have a severe acquired mitochondrial disease that leaves me w no energy & used it to draft & send emails. It was complex med thing I didn’t have brain energy to put together & it created 3 detailed emails 4 me.Tyvm really https://t.co/bakUroweeH pls solve disease :)

    MuseYour inbox3 likes · 35 viewsRead it
  • armand

    @armand_ruiz · 2026-09-15

    My personal @muse agent got me $2,120.95 already 🤯: • $300/yr — negotiated my AT&T bill down • $192 — Amazon returns I never got around to • $47 — more returns on the way • $230 — IKEA ALEX 9-drawer unit, returned end to end • $516 — vet claim filed for my dog • $836 — unclaimed property with my name on it i'm selling a car next month — you guys think i should let Muse handle it?

    MuseSomething you are owedThe company516 likes · 301k viewsRead it
  • AZ Jedi

    @AZJedi2000 · 2026-09-14

    @eliweisss I freaking saved $1800 a year on auto insurance because of Muse... I'm going to schedule it to just look every 6 months now.

    MuseSomething you are owed5 likes · 114k viewsRead it
  • Bryce Del Rio

    @BryceDelRio · 2026-09-14

    Biggest @Muse agi moment. Wife wanted chocolate cake. I wanted to watch football, vs scroll doordash for 20 min. She didnt trust muse. I said lets test it pick out what you want. Sent Quantavius out on my end to find best chocolate cake. They chose the same thing, muse ordered it. Pretty cool.

    MuseBuying0 likes · 101 viewsRead it
  • vogel

    @ryanvogel · 2026-09-14

    been using @Muse and I gotta say this has been a great experience i used it to book a new york trip the @link connection was so cool & intuitive it also felt super easy to use, so a 10/10 for a personal agent will def be using it more

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    MuseBooking53 likes · 22k viewsRead it
  • Weida Tan

    @weidatan0 · 2026-09-14

    Muse bought tickets at Ticketmaster successfully, where Instinct failed

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  • Zach Holman

    @holman · 2026-09-14

    Still really enjoying @muse. I use https://t.co/t18YazaYhC for all of my todos, and though it has cloud sync they (still) haven’t added an official API. I told muse to build it and a minute or two later I have ongoing todo sync from my LLM across all my Apple devices. Wild.

    MuseResearch78 likes · 15k viewsRead it
  • Zach Solomon

    @ZachSB · 2026-09-14

    This feels significant. I was added to a @muse beta with voice calling. It called contractors just now, sent an email with photos to follow up, and I don’t even need to be present for the estimate. Those who get good at agent to agent are going to absolutely clean up.

    MuseBooking4 likes · 5.3k viewsRead it
  • Jamal Hinton

    @MalGsx · 2026-09-14

    I have something all men would appreciate and that’s having your agent call, email, and set up your doctor and dentist appointments lol. I wanted to try it with @Muse as a test run. It emailed the office, called and left a voicemail. They got back to me to confirm and that was it. Used @bot to fill out all of the new patient paperwork since it has the context needed. It then added the dates to my calendar with all of the info it grabbed from the email. 5 minutes tops. And moving forward this will be the flow.

    MuseBooking1 likes · 2.1k viewsRead it
  • Flrid

    @sunilsrathode · 2026-09-14

    asked muse to lookup all county courts in California for any traffic citation on my name, It actually found a recent case, set up payment through Stripe Link, done in minutes. Fast, seemless and super easy to use. Offloading all such tasks. Thanks @alexandr_wang and the team.

    MuseSomething you are owed6 likes · 4.7k viewsRead it
  • Crux

    @tiramisucrux · 2026-09-14

    @alexandr_wang Literally just had Muse handle this today and handle the situation for me (major flight delay) — got $200 back and it went back and forth with the airline via email. Can confirm Muse is sweet.

    MuseSomething you are owed0 likes · 152 viewsRead it
  • Sina

    @SinaHartung · 2026-09-14

    as a healthcare ai founder, my number #1 use case for muse in managing my medications - muse found a cheaper way to get my meds - muse texted one medical to get the rx sent to the right place - muse ordered it - muse is now on autopilot to reorder when i’m about to run out

    MuseBuying108 likes · 48k viewsRead it
  • Deep Mehta

    @mehtadeep · 2026-09-14

    .@Muse is incredible! Ran 146 flight price searches (cash and award flights w/ points) from SFO to 11 cities in Spain and departing from 10 Italy cities to SFO across 7 dates (I had a flexible travel schedule) to give me an optimized lowest round-trip flight cost!-

    MuseResearch3 likes · 3.9k viewsRead it
  • Samus

    @OcarinaOf_Prime · 2026-09-14

    Sooo, just got a notification that my @Muse can now make phone calls for me using the voice agents Brett and Hailey. Is this actually working and functional now? Scheduled a call to a jewler for tomorrow to have my wife and I's rings resized...@wailord @MattPRD @alexandr_wang 👀

    MuseBooking182 likes · 125k viewsRead it
  • Chandra Bhavanasi ⛷

    @chanduiiit · 2026-09-14

    Started using @Muse a few days ago and yesterday I asked it to negotiate my ATT fiber bill. I pay $80/m and authorized it to take any offer less than $70/m. It negotiated $40/m and 3mo free. #muse is nothing short of amazing! Great job @alexandr_wang @finkd

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    MuseSomething you are owed160 likes · 164k viewsRead it
  • cbruce

    @cbruce_eth · 2026-09-14

    Today in personal AI agent land: Hermes found my contacts Rx and reordered some, plus drafted our weekly family schedule Instinct scoured the internet for a replacement showerhead and ordered it Muse booked an anniversary dinner res (in thread browser control was pretty cool)

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  • armand

    @armand_ruiz · 2026-09-14

    My @Muse just handled an entire IKEA return for me; customer service, scheduling.... The pickup guy shows up at my door and I genuinely forgot I'd even asked for it. This is what an agent is supposed to feel like.

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    MuseSomething you are owedThe company77 likes · 138k viewsRead it
  • Matt Van Horn

    @mvanhorn · 2026-09-13

    Okay this is cool. Unprompted - Instinct found a $245 settlement credit card I never activated. It reached out to me! I didn’t tell it to monitor my inbox to find money.

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    InstinctSomething you are owed93 likes · 18k viewsRead it
  • Infinite Improbability

    @v01dp1r4t3 · 2026-09-13

    Today @Muse shopped for a new garage freezer, got the best price for my required specs matching it's replacement, ordered it, kept track of the delivery, then filled out and submitted the registration. I watched every step of the way redundantly, had to enable a few more things and we got the same notifications, but I think I can trust this thing.

    MuseBuying3 likes · 278 viewsRead it
  • Eli Weiss

    @eliweisss · 2026-09-13

    My fav instinct use case so far: - dryer broke - have warranty Gave instinct the task + photo - found serial/model from email receipt - they only take phone calls but convinced chat to take the case - got it approved - scheduled repair - sent screenshot of approval 🥹

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    InstinctSomething you are owed98 likes · 14k viewsRead it
  • kanha korgaonkar

    @KORGAONKAR · 2026-09-13

    last week i connected muse to my instagram and asked it to change my algorithm to show posts from all the companies that give free stuff and gift cards to demo their products to you muse signed me up and added them to my calendar and all i had to do was get on the call and pretend to be interested now i'm getting 3 pairs of airpods + a $200 gift card and it's already found more demos for next week! #musemoneychallenge

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    MuseResearch714 likes · 230k viewsRead it
  • Deirdre Bosa

    @dee_bosa · 2026-09-12

    found the killer use case.... instinct checking my kids school portal for missing assignments 2x a week.

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    InstinctReminders and follow-up514 likes · 42k viewsRead it
  • Vignesh Balaji

    @vicky_1394 · 2026-09-11

    @Muse can actually make calls on your behalf 🤯 I had an issue with JetBlue, it was able to call customer service, go through the annoying phone tree and call me back once it connected to an agent. Genuinely useful stuff!

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    MuseSomething you are owed5 likes · 76k viewsRead it
  • moonShot

    @moonShot_6 · 2026-09-11

    @meta @Muse has already helped me book a CA DMV appointment for wife yesterday, today it renewed my car registration, scanned my email for open items and create calendar events for others. Crazyy usecases.🔥 always dreamed of having this. @alexandr_wang need more ideas 😁

    MuseBooking2 likes · 5.6k viewsRead it
  • jaidha

    @jaidharo · 2026-09-11

    Told @muse about my flight this morning. It compared uber vs airport parking, bought a Groupon to get it half off, booked the reservation for me via computer use, then told me what time to leave. Wild

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  • Cuth

    @ItsCuthulhu · 2026-09-11

    @Muse 1. Have it replace Incogni (For Free) Using 2% of my free weekly usage, I had it email all the data brokers it could find to remove me from their lists. That is all Incogni is doing. Now I can expect less spam and did not need to use Incogni's paid plan. RIP Incogni.

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  • To My Children

    @toallmychildren · 2026-09-11

    Four kids, four sports, four messaging apps. I couldn't keep track of it all. Now Muse monitors the schedules and sends me a daily push notification lining out everyone's day, so I know where my kids need to be. I'm not tech savvy at all. Super easy to set up and free. @Muse

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  • Kushal Byatnal

    @kushalbyatnal · 2026-09-11

    forget about the benchmarks, millennium prize, etc successfully negotiating a discount with Verizon is the most convincing evidence of AGI yet

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  • SouthernValue

    @SouthernValue95 · 2026-09-11

    Turns out $META Muse Agent (Alfred) is a wonderful investment assistant. Currently I have him: - Monitor and summarize X activity on investing topics and names I care about - Summarize and transcribe podcasts - Daily monitor of news for names I cover and on watchlist - Monitor proposed regulation, regulatory news, proposed litigation, litigation announcements, that have implications for names on my watchlist - General morning macro and business news summary Just the start

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  • Eric Allen

    @ericallen99 · 2026-09-11

    Don't sleep on @Muse <24 hrs it has: - Claimed $954 for me with CA and $897 for my wife - Analyzed/made recs on 3 life insur policies - Got 4 new auto quotes - Came up with 3 local news "pitches" for wife's biz - Cleaned inbox and found 4 gift card balances @alexandr_wang 👏

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  • Alex Kwon

    @startupoppa · 2026-09-10

    so i asked @muse and instinct book a restaurant and pay the reservation fee at the same time: - muse got through all far faster - but i went with instinct this time instinct let me use external browser browser so @link information was pre populated. so out of laziness i went with instinct on this one. cc @finkd @alexandr_wang - not sure what the advantage of using inapp browser here is but that detail might matter for beyond payment just fyi feedback

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  • Lincoln

    @WaitWhat · 2026-09-10

    This is crazy!!! I just used @Muse and it found me over $800 that belongs to me! It searched in every state I've lived in for unclaimed property and filled out the forms in literally 10 minutes! The two over $250 could be significant! Pretty sick for a free bot.

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  • The Money Educator

    @moneyeducator · 2026-09-10

    Meta absolutely cooked with @Muse. I just spoke with my father-in-law which leaves in Florida, and MUSE found him $1,750 in unclaimed property. On top of that, he had Muse review his internet and phone bills, compare cheaper plans, and find a way to save him another $120 a month. Imagine having it constantly checking insurance rates, unused subscriptions, refunds, price drops, and every other place you might be leaving money on the table. I wish it was available out of the US.

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  • Joe Devoy

    @JosephDevoy · 2026-09-10

    Yesterday I uploaded my auto insurance policy to Meta @Muse and asked for a better rate with identical coverage. In ~5 minutes, it found a policy saving me $3,500 /year, bought it, and canceled my old one. I knew I was overpaying. I’d abandoned several attempts to switch because insurance websites and aggregator portals are so painful. Why fill out forms, compare quotes, and field sales calls when an agent can finish the entire job in five minutes? Killer product.

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  • Negligible Capital

    @negligible_cap · 2026-09-10

    Sure $META Muse is good. Really good even. I had it go through my entire email last night and unsubscribe me from dozens of promotions and it only used around 10% of the free token budget But Instinct is also really good and didn’t need to pay Alex Wang a billion dollars to get there. And what happens when $GOOG releases their version? Being the first mover isn’t much of an advantage anymore. Nonetheless Meta Connect will be exciting to see in 2 weeks and expectations are very high for Watermelon

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  • Yair Savlevi

    @Yairsavlevi · 2026-09-10

    My @Muse just saved me $1026 for a long time I have Milo track flights I booked for a price drop, he notified me today there is a meaningful price drop on my upcoming United flight, I gave it the GO and it went in United Account, chatted with United and got me $1000 in credit

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  • Gil

    @gilgNYC · 2026-09-10

    Had a 5 hour delay last night flying out of NYC with Delta as the plane had a maintenance issue. Instinct got me a solid 10k miles. 👌 So nice just offloading these kinds of tasks.

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  • Mostly Borrowed Ideas

    @borrowed_ideas · 2026-09-10

    Just built a simple but pretty useful dashboard with Muse. It goes through my trade confirmation emails and then benchmarks all of my trades against SPY performance since the trade. Buys earn positive alpha when the stock beats SPY and sells earn positive alpha when SPY beats the stock. Then it plots the aggregate alpha weighted by notional value over a time-series chart. I can also see alpha by every single trade. I actually used to maintain such a trade execution journal with a spreadsheet, but gave up due to sheer laziness as I had to manually input my trades. Well, not anymore😀

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  • BuccoCapital Bloke

    @buccocapital · 2026-09-10

    Meta Muse is incredibly good. Was showing my wife a couple uses cases: 1. Search for green puffer jacket -> find live discount codes, add to cart, apply, buy at cheapest price 2. Find recipe and load Whole Foods cart She was blown away. I don’t think META was up enough today…

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  • Justin Quan

    @justoutquan · 2026-09-10

    The first-ever purchase made on Tomo came from a user in Hawaii who started using it because she'd always wanted to learn Japanese. Tomo spent $81 on a Japanese textbook for her. Next came $55 whey protein from a user working with Tomo to get in shape, then a $109 sunrise alarm clock from a user working with Tomo to sleep better. Consumers let their personal agent make purchases when they trust that it has their best interests in mind. Pushing people towards their personal ambitions is a great way to start building that trust among everyday people: purchasing items as aspirational as a textbook earns the right to purchase items as mundane as toilet paper. We’re partnering with Stripe so that tomosapiens can approve purchases directly through Link, further closing the gap between aspiration and action for real people.

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  • Idobn

    @idobn · 2026-09-09

    Had @Muse go through 6 months of my email receipts. It found a $100/mo Claude Max sub on my corp card I'd forgotten about, while we already have an enterprise license. $1,200/year saved. @finkd clearly articulates the biz model here - muse is supposed to save / make you money, and Meta will take a very small cut. https://x.com/alexeheath/status/2097445778713354432?t=1500 (minute 25)

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  • Dylan Heagy

    @dylan_heagy · 2026-09-09

    Update: @Muse crushed it. I took a picture of a messy shopping list on a whiteboard on our fridge and it just successfully ordered all of it from Sam’s Club. Initial choices weren’t always what we meant, but that was due to ambiguity since the list was meant for me. One round of feedback and the order was fixed with our produce preferences. Super fast. Now it’s ordering the things Sam’s didn’t have from a different store.

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  • Justin Mateen

    @justinmateen · 2026-09-09

    I was missing 83 K-1s a few hours ago. META’s new Muse AI agent is insanely good. I had it search my email to figure out which ones were actually missing, find the ones that were sitting in my mailbox that I had missed, and forward them to my accountant. For the rest, it tracked down whoever sent each 2024 K-1, emailed them for the 2025 version, and CC’d my accountant. It may need my help on a few that require portals, but a task that is normally a nightmare is essentially handling itself this year. This will be another needle mover for META.

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  • Matt Van Horn

    @mvanhorn · 2026-09-09

    Okay Instinct is wild. Just found and filed for $2,182 in lost dollars owed to me. It even found my ssn proof and signed the forms using a photo of my passport for signature. 🤯 Prompt: “Search every state's unclaimed property database for money owed to me. Use my full name and every city I've lived in. For anything you find: tell me what it is, who owes it, and how much - then file the claims end-to-end. Walk me through any documents or signatures you need from me, and don't stop until every claim is submitted.” Thanks to @peterpham for the tip.

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  • Sheel Mohnot

    @pitdesi · 2026-09-08

    Muse has been good, surprised that this happened I asked it where to go for dinner, it recommended Bar Agricole, and then tried to book it for 7 mins, but couldn't get through. The only problem is that Bar Agricole has been closed for 2 years!

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  • Zain

    @NotZainAgain · 2026-09-08

    So far instinct has: - Booked me tickets to the odyssey in 70mm imax at the lincoln square amc in nyc - Paid off a speeding ticket I got in switzerland in 2024 that I never got around to (after trying to negotiate down late fees) - Booked me a dentist appointment after finding a groupon for a dental cleaning and full checkup for $54 (I just pay out of pocket bc dental insurance is a scam these days) - bought a gift for a friend’s wedding I won’t be able to attend. - cancelled two subscriptions that have been billing monthly on my card but were made on email I no longer have access to. For one of them, it went back and forth wirh a customer agent that was also completely AI (both agents were responding immediately with essays of texts) until it finally wore the other agent down First AI tool that was so easy to setup that I think I could easily onboard my parents (wayyy simpler than hermes and openclaw which I think are now cooked for consumer and will be reserved for power users). Oh and thanks to subsidies instinct is completely free with no apparent usage limits. Now to see instinct become obsolete in a month when some astra agent that does tasks instantly replaces it and I have to start building context and connecting passwords from scratch again

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  • Advait Marathe

    @AdvaitMarathe · 2026-09-08

    Instinct has changed my consumer shopping preferences and has made it really easy to expand the brands/retailers I buy from. I have had a few problems with this in the past, which Instinct has solved. More in the 🧵

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  • Marshall Haas 🏎

    @marshal · 2026-09-08

    Meta gave me early access to Muse, their new personal AI agent. I did some wild things with it in my business and personal life. Genuinely super impressed with it. It just works. For example: it paid my bills, bought flowers, and booked date nights. This is what OpenClaw should have been.

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  • Loktar 🇺🇸

    @loktar00 · 2026-09-08

    Might have found a killer use for Meta Muse I use the HECK out of Marketplace (I know my GPU brethren also must). Sure Hermes can also do this, but if Muse is doing it it's got integrated access and no risk of being banned.

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  • Alex Volkov

    @altryne · 2026-09-08

    Oh wow, really. I was skeptical but I gave @muse and Instinct the same task, to research tickets for a rosh-ha-shana dinner. @muse is already tightly integrated with link (native integration not just a skill) and it booked me tickets, while Instinct is still searching for the RSVP! 😮

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  • brett goldstein

    @thatguybg · 2026-09-08

    first thing I built with Muse was tinder for unfollowing people on instagram. took 2 min. the native ig integration is sooooo useful

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  • Noah Shinn

    @noahrshinn · 2026-09-08

    We’re giving Instinct access to more tools. Starting today, your Instinct will have its own email address. This is the first step towards enabling your Instinct to own and run its own accounts. Most everyday tasks flow through your email: creating accounts, confirming bookings, contacting businesses, and following up when things need attention. With its own email, Instinct can send and receive emails without cluttering your inbox. For example, Instinct can use its own email to contact a restaurant about a special request, ask a business about availability, or sign up for a service it needs to complete your task. You can get started by claiming an email address for your Instinct at http://mail.instinct.com. If you were a very early user, we went ahead and reserved a preferential email address for you. Your Instinct will tell you what reserved for you 🙂.

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  • sarah 😾

    @chowtato · 2026-09-07

    Having a lot of fun adding @TownAI to group chats. It responds pretty quickly and is holding its own with my friends trying to turn it against me. Next steps is have each friend add their own townie into group chats and make them coordinate our schedules together. Does anyone know why it defaulted to Chinese? Feeling like Kimi might also be the underlying model here. I also added town to the assistant email Instinct uses and now they have shared access. Will be interesting to see how the agents interact with each other.

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  • JC Bahr-de Stefano

    @jbahrdestefano · 2026-09-06

    Totally fair action from Resy tbh just asked Instinct for its activity log and holy hell lol "Total: roughly 200 API requests per hour, around the clock 1. 4 Charles availability sweep every 10 minutes, 24/7 since Friday morning - each run hit their API ~17-19 times (one per date in a 21-day window). ~100-115 calls/hour 2. Every morning at 9am drop time, a 2.5-minute burst polling every 0.4 seconds - 200-375 requests per drop 3. Occasional session-token refreshes"

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  • Olivia

    @oliviaalevine · 2026-09-04

    My boyfriend and I got on the Jumbotron last night at the US Open and he wanted the footage. I told him impossible but I’ll ask Instinct bc why not. And of course, Instinct got us the video in 18 hours. Here's what it did (1/5)

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What people made of them

  • Crockett Ford, sunbeam Research

    Our research · 2026-10-15

    “Unlike ChatGPT, Claude, or Meta, Instinct doesn't send its own user agent or signature.”

  • Kush Thakker and Tharun Anandh, Brace

    Our research · 2026-10-01

    “Out of the 456 people who asked for Instinct, only 31 posted about using it in the days that followed.”

  • anu

    @anuatluru · 2026-09-28

    A few thoughts on Instinct (been waiting for consumer AI): - Simplicity is clearly the north star (a prestige product philosophy, Apple-esque) - This is the new interface for commerce, and likely where all their money gets made. - Invite-only consumer growth naturally draws Clubhouse comparisons. It’s a good proxy for the Silicon Valley story arc, but far more solo utility and less social/media network - We’re still deep in unlocking personal superpowers via AI, long phase of tool before network (fits my “Self is the Platform” AI thesis from last yr) - And yet, this could be the first multiplayer consumer AI product to truly scale. ‘Trusted Person Network’ is a great use case and starts with family & close friends, like Life360 (what I’ve called Social Utilities). - Meta is coming, OpenAI will too … and new devices will enter the mix, but hardware is hard and it’ll be hard to beat iPhones anytime soon - Instinct will try to stay free, personality-agnostic, and low gooner / gambling index, which is good for a very mass utility play (also fits the prestige philosophy) - High EQ founder, a good signal for adapting to users, competing, fundraising, and media interviews … - Paradigm novelty is underrated for hiring. Many people want to work on the original new thing more than on copycats, so hiring shouldn’t be hard even at steep valuations, now $10B . - The first tweet from Noah that caught my eye was when he said there are no new interfaces. I 95% agree with that, and have been bullish since …

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  • DJ Sampath

    @djsampath · 2026-09-26

    Spent the weekend with Meta's @Muse, and they got a lot right. - Every user gets their own VM. - The agent never sees a password. - A 2nd agent (Sentinel) has to approve anything that leaves the box. - Every action is in the audit trail. That's the most careful consumer agent sandbox I've used. I don't know if folks realize but a VM for every user, at Meta scale, is kinda huge! It's never been done before where we simply provision a linux microVM for every single consumer. We recently did this within @Cisco for over 80,000 of our employees. And now within our products as well as we start to scale it out to every single one of our users. 1/n

    Muse957 likes · 197k viewsRead it
  • Wajo

    Our research · 2026-09-26

    Wajo published a benchmark on 26 September 2026 measuring personal assistants on two axes it defines: finishing an errand that goes wrong, and doing it without overstepping the user. It scores its own agent Fo against base models and two products listed in this directory, OpenClaw and Hermes, and Fo comes first on both axes and lowest on error rate. The method is the part worth reading: a simulated world of businesses with invented names, built so that no run could reach a real person. A paper is on arXiv and the company says it will open source the evaluation world, the tasks and the graders.

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  • Alexandr Wang

    @alexandr_wang · 2026-09-24

    MUSE DEVICE ALERT: muse charm, the easiest way to use muse that fits on your keychain. shipping in dec in time for the holidays 🎄

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  • Wes Bos

    @wesbos · 2026-09-24

    I cracked open Meta's Muse - here are some interesting bits 🔽 1. You can ask it for the entire contents of /opt/ and it will zip it up for you 2. There a ~70 preloaded skills and CLI for everything from spotify to instragram-cli 3. "Spaces" is their website builder that uses Tanstack, Bun and Tailwind. Sharing a site deploys it to Cloudflare 4. It will install anything - like a torrent client 5. It has it's own "Muse DB" with a skill to query its own memories/convos with strict guard rails 6. There are a few things not enabled on my account, including "muse mail" which will give muse an inbox and ability to send email Generally impressed that you can just do anything - it's not limited or watered down like I would have imagined

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  • ElevenLabs

    @ElevenLabs · 2026-09-23

    ElevenLabs is coming to @Muse. Voiceovers, soundtracks, and videos are just a message away inside Meta's personal AI agent.

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  • Hugo Barra

    @hbarra · 2026-09-23

    Every @Muse partnership we've announced so far; all these connectors are either live or coming very soon 🧵 👉Reply to this thread: what other Muse connectors do people want?

    MuseThe company280 likes · 242k viewsRead it
  • Mike Lisovetsky

    @_Liso_ · 2026-09-23

    Instinct added usage caps. It’s over.

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  • Noah Shinn

    @noahrshinn · 2026-09-23

    This instance was caused by a hallucination (the model fabricated a proper noun) that was further amplified by its causal thinking trace. This was not a data breach, no user data was shared, and no user isolation boundary was violated. Our users place a lot of trust in Instinct to keep their data private and secure. We've done a lot of work to make sure that users’ data are truly partitioned, from isolated sandboxes to short-lived local credentials to identity-signed tool execution. Regarding hallucination prevention: We worked over the last 48 hours to build an active hallucination detection system that now scans and verifies every token that flows through the platform. This layer is powered by small models that are trained to predict and detect hallucinations caused by ungrounded claims, creative brainstorming in thinking traces, or rare random sampling errors. Our systems are adversarially trained and battle-tested by world-class agent exploitation security teams to ensure that they can detect very subtle and nuanced hallucination cases. This layer has the ability to steer or intercept Instinct from proceeding with the next thinking trace or tool call execution before it is generated or executed. In the coming weeks, we’ll share a deeper dive into how we’re building a proactive engine to protect Instinct from hallucinations. We take every opportunity to learn and create, and we’re excited by the performance and potential for this line of work. These models are going to continue to be hardened every day through continuous testing, sampling, and creative adversarial training.

    InstinctFounder1.2k likes · 250k viewsRead it
  • Meta Superintelligence Labs

    Our research · 2026-09-23

    Meta announces Muse Realtime Avatar, an animated face for the agent driven by the same speech stream as Muse Realtime Voice, so lip motion and expression stay in sync with what it says. Its research post puts the output at 448 by 768 portrait video at 25 frames a second with about 870 milliseconds from the end of your turn to the first byte back, and describes a distillation that cut the work per chunk from 120 evaluations to two. Every generated video carries an invisible Meta Video Seal watermark, the product is stated as 18 and over, and no ship date or rollout is given. Raters preferred it to Runway Characters 78 to 22 and to HeyGen LiveAvatar 88 to 12, in a comparison Meta ran.

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  • Expedia

    @Expedia · 2026-09-22

    Here at Expedia, we love planning trips. Soon, your personal AI agent will too. We're joining @Muse: tell it where you're headed and it can work with Expedia to sort your hotels, and everything in between.

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    MuseThe company1.8k likes · 730k viewsRead it
  • Anirban Kundu, Instacart

    Our research · 2026-09-22

    Instacart's chief technology officer writes that Muse is the latest AI product to join its connector programme, which already reaches ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and AI Mode in Google Search. Through it a shopper tells Muse an idea for a meal or an occasion and gets a cart built from their chosen store's shelves. The post says soon rather than a date, says nothing about how checkout or payment work, and says an account is needed, with the connector being some people's first online grocery order.

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  • Ansh Nanda

    @anshnanda · 2026-09-21

    Bruh… Muse is LITERALLY Openclaw for normies. It’s actually just openclaw.

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    MuseFounder7k likes · 992k viewsRead it
  • Nat Friedman

    @natfriedman · 2026-09-21

    we built muse from scratch, but it is definitely heavily inspired as a product by openclaw. After I used openclaw in january I bought hundreds of mac minis for the MSL team and lots of us fell in love with using openclaw (and other personal agents). @steipete is a genius and his harness was pioneering from the jump. I think a lot of people were inspired by it. our goal with muse was to build something like openclaw that we could make safe and secure and easy to use and scale to billions of people.

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  • Andrew Freedman, CFA 🦅

    @HedgeyeComm · 2026-09-19

    I still think investors don’t fully appreciate what @finkd and @alexandr_wang are doing here... Looks like $META @Muse gives every user their own agent running on 2 CPUs, 8 GB RAM, 7.5 GB disk. I priced the equivalent box from GCP, Azure and AWS… somewhere between $30-60/month. So Meta hands every Muse user a free server. Who else is willing and able to do such a thing!?

    Muse1.4k likes · 204k viewsRead it
  • Jason Aten, Inc.

    Our research · 2026-09-19

    “Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column”

  • Julie Young

    @juliey4 · 2026-09-19

    guys no big company can buy Instinct bc they're violating like every single TOS on planet earth hello

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  • Liz Wessel

    @lizwessel · 2026-09-19

    I was fully on the instinct train for the first 2 wks… but since trying Muse, Ive switched over almost completely. I’d still give more access to Google than anyone else, but until G launches an assistant, I guess Im on the Muse train. Or until the next better thing comes along..

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  • Noah Shinn

    @noahrshinn · 2026-09-18

    Shareable files in Instinct Starting today, your Instinct can create shareable Files: private or public interactive pages that you can share with others. Whenever it’s appropriate, Instinct will create a File to help you compare options, work through a plan, or share what you’ve put together. For example: - Apartment hunting: compare places you’ve saved or toured, with photos, floor plans, rent, commute times, and your notes in one place. - Art gallery crawl: a route through exhibitions that match your interests, with opening hours, background on the artists, and a few cafes to stop by along the way. - Dinner with friends: a guest list, recipes scaled for eight, and an ingredient list you can check off as you go. - A weekend away: an itinerary built around your arrival time, with places to visit and details you can open along the way. - Group trip expenses: enter shared costs, choose who participated, and see who owes what. You can keep a File private or share it with anyone who has the link, including people who don’t use Instinct. Files are rolling to all Instinct users today. To get started, you can ask your Instinct to do the research for your next trip.

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    InstinctFounder1.3k likes · 251k viewsRead it
  • Babyfolio

    @babyfolio · 2026-09-18

    $META Muse reminds me a little of early Tesla, where the overwhelming reaction was basically: this thing is amazing. And honestly, I can't remember the last time I saw this much genuinely positive feedback around a Meta product. That alone makes me pay attention. Muse is now #1 on the US App Store, and they're already running into capacity constraints. Those are very good early signs for demand, and more importantly, they show just how valuable Meta's distribution can be when the product actually hits. I was never particularly interested in $META before. Muse has definitely piqued my interest.

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  • Harry Stebbings

    @HarryStebbings · 2026-09-18

    Why I would not invest in the new Instinct round “This is the threat that every VC worried about, and we all got a hall pass since the start of AI because the LLMs did not build any apps. This is the one that they are building. Instinct is slow. That is a sign of compute costs. That is why they have to raise $1BN. I worry when the incumbent has infinite capabilities here and wants to build the app. That is why I would say no, but I might be wrong.” @jasonlk Love to hear your thoughts @FundamentEdge @wailord @pranavreddy @nabeelqu

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  • Jean-Denis Greze 💡

    @jgreze · 2026-09-17

    I don’t really want to scroll through X every morning, so Town does it for me. We have a skill called X Daily Digest. You give it the accounts you want to track, it pulls the posts, ranks them and sends you a scannable digest. So basically every morning I get a summary of what’s happening from the people I care about on X. Then I use that to kick off ideas for things I could tweet as a follow up. This one is something anyone can install. It’s under Powers → Explore in Town.

    Screenshot posted by Jean-Denis Greze 💡
    TownFounder44 likes · 7.2k viewsRead it
  • Noah Shinn

    @noahrshinn · 2026-09-16

    Your Instinct can now handle phone calls. Introducing Instinct Concierge – a white glove service meant to handle high-touch cases, such as making phone calls, high-end service booking, and more. You’ll be able to book the restaurant that doesn’t take online reservations, get on your dentist’s cancellation list, or have that cable bill sorted out. We’re slowly rolling this out to our early access group today and will be expanding access soon.

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  • Dennison

    @DennisonBertram · 2026-09-15

    Hot take: Instinct can’t escape its enormous valuation because: 1) it’s not hard to build thanks to AI. I am building a similar tool, it watches their twitter and queues up new features to stay at parity 2) there is maybe no moat here. If they had years of head start maybe but @bot and @Muse are already here and already great. 3) founders should think deeply about what this means for their business

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  • hish 🏴‍☠️

    @hishboy · 2026-09-15

    I agree today, but consider: 1. They’re heavily capitalized. 2. They have the network and relationships, with VCs & co shilling them hard. 3. They’re the easiest to set up and use. My non-techie friends love it because they don’t want to install or configure Hermes/OpenClaw/Grokbot/Muse. It just works over messages. 4. Many hate Elon/Zucky for various reasons and would never use their products. (I’m a fan of both, just relaying) 5. None of my friends want to give Zucky more of their data 6. It’s free (for now). Instinct could still make money on targeted tasteful partnerships/ads and keep it free indefinitely Google might be best positioned here, if they wake up.

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  • Town

    @TownAI · 2026-09-15

    We build Town around trust and safety. You approve anything before your Townie makes a change. You choose which tools it can use and how. You can review every action it takes. We keep training off by default. Coming at the end of this month: @1Password Approve specific logins in the 1Password app, sign in through Townie, and we never see your credentials or the page while it fills.

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  • Shivani Poddar

    @shivanipod · 2026-09-14

    BREAKING: Starting today, we are launching a Big Update to our Voice stack in Fo. We are the only agent in the market that you can call, and that makes calls for you. You can - Call Fo on it's phone number and be hands free - You can talk to it in your native language and make it call in local languages. This is big for our users across the world - You can have it speak bi-lingually, this was big for me, I speak Hinglish a lot, and it just makes the experience so personal. Agents that meet you where you are, your personal experiences, your local languages are the future. Wajo is building agents for the world. Welcome to the future.

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  • Haz Hubble

    @hazhubble · 2026-09-14

    never open WhatsApp again manage it all from iMessage, with @pallyai

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  • Alexandr Wang

    @alexandr_wang · 2026-09-13

    try out the muse money challenge! can your muse make you $1000? #musemoneychallenge

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  • Jen

    @BackseatVC · 2026-09-13

    Instinct's Trusted Persons network is the new Find My

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  • David Singleton

    @dps · 2026-09-12

    Power user @Muse feature - custom connectors 🔧. Muse has tons of connectors for popular services built in. Even better, Muse can write its own software and run it in the VM you and your Muse share in the cloud. So you can connect Muse to any service with an API.

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  • Wojciech Kulikowski

    linkedin.com · 2026-09-11

    Introducing Boski, the personal agent that understands your goals and works 24/7 to get things done for you. Compared to other agents, we are building Boski to be maximally proactive, focused on getting to know you and achieving your goals. You don’t have to connect your calendar, email, or give Boski any of your personal data. Just like your best friend doesn’t need to see your inbox, Boski executes on your goals without it. When you start using Boski, it will attempt to move you a step forward with your most ambitious goals every day. It will literally find you a girlfriend. We’ve been working together with Lukasz Glica Radek Baczynski Rammi Dgham and Wiktor Kluska for 3 months. We first launched Boski 2 months ago and we’ve been in private beta since then. Now, Boski is open to everyone. Boski in the future will be 100% free, but for now we are launching with an experimental pricing of $5/week. This will help us protect against spammers and onboard high quality people first as we scale compute. Please check it out! We are running user interviews with every single new user right now.

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  • Noah Shinn

    @noahrshinn · 2026-09-11

    Authenticator support in Instinct Instinct can now securely and seamlessly handle the “enter your 6-digit authenticator code” step for you. It uses the same time-based one-time password (TOTP) standard as Authy, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and other popular authenticator platforms. Once an account’s authenticator is set up in Vault, your agent can generate and enter its verification codes to unblock itself on your task. 37% of users store at least one account password in Vault within their first three weeks. A lot of everyday work happens behind a login. However, even with your password saved, an authenticator prompt can mean stopping the task, opening an app on your phone, and sending over a code before it expires. Instinct can now handle that step and keep working. On supported services, Instinct can complete the enrollment and save the details alongside your login in Vault. You may need to approve the initial sign-in or an existing security check. Where a service allows an additional authenticator, you can keep using the one on your phone. Once setup is complete, Instinct can use its own saved key to generate codes for future sign-ins. Phone approvals and other security checks may still need your input. Authenticator support is another step toward giving Instinct the tools it needs to complete tasks on your behalf in the real world, with fewer interruptions along the way. This is available across all of our users today.

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  • David Singleton

    @dps · 2026-09-11

    Hot off the presses: all @Muse users can ask their Muse to make an audio podcast episode on any topic.

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  • Kartik

    @Slokh · 2026-09-11

    Have switched to Muse since launch and it’s an overall way better experience due to being it’s own native app. I’m a sucker for the minor delightful details and having access to Instagram bookmarks is huge. Had Instinct export our conversation so Muse was able to just carry on from it.

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  • signüll

    @signulll · 2026-09-11

    re: privacy + meta. meta’s confidential computing promise (which isn’t deployed yet) only gives you the strong property if inference itself occurs inside an attested confidential boundary or the remote inference system has an equivalent privacy architecture. otherwise you’re simply sending plaintext context to meta inference endpoint which would mean meta’s inference infrastructure necessarily sees all user data in plaintext. if this is the case congratulations you built an extremely elaborate lock on the bedroom & then mailed the diary to meta every 300ms. if inference is also locked by default from training / retention i suspect as zuck points out you could make a ton of money through commerce transactions taking place which would be enough at meta scale, assuming ppl do eventually transact like crazy though agents.

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  • vellum

    @vellum_ai · 2026-09-11

    Give your assistant a wallet you control with @link 💳 Link handles the credentials + approvals, and vellum gives you the control layer on top: 1/ see exactly what your assistant is doing 2/ capture every edge case so it gets better over time Works best with Quality mode.

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  • Claire Zhou

    @claireszhou · 2026-09-10

    I’ve been using @Muse to handle my personal life. If you’re like me and - want difficult resys - don’t like customer service calls - could use a travel agent, financial planner, or personal shopper - forget to go to the doctor - like a morning mantra or some routine Muse is your new bff.

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  • Mahesh Vellanki

    @mvellank · 2026-09-10

    So I was using Instinct and gave it my Verizon credentials, and then I received this authentication request from Tehran. This is unbelievably concerning and ofc I deleted Instinct immediately. Can someone (or @noahrshinn) pls explain how this could happen because otherwise it seems that their servers are compromised by Iran. I messaged Instinct directly about the incident but no response. No consumers should be giving these personal agents sensitive login info.

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  • Jeff Weinstein

    @jeff_weinstein · 2026-09-10

    The 500,000 people using @tomo, an AI app for personal goals, can now buy across the internet with @link. ❤️‍🔥 I love these examples! => - A user bought a textbook to learn Japanese - A user bought whey protein to get in shape - A user bought a sunrise alarm clock to sleep better

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  • Tarek Sheasha

    @bigT_sheesh · 2026-09-10

    In the blog post and video (https://research.meta.ai/blog/security-and-safety-for-ai-agents-our-approach-with-muse) I posted earlier this week on the @Muse security architecture, we touched on the Sentinel and Human-in-the-loop. This extends to more than just regular web requests and protocols (HTTP/HTTPS), you can actually use a whole load of TCP/UDP based protocols. Check them out (on web http://muse.ai) under: Settings > Permissions > Direct network protocols > Profit! When you turn a protocol on, your Muse will send you a Human-in-the-loop approval card with the hostname and port, and you can control the permission allowance for your Muse. Give it a try and sent us feedback.

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  • Guru Chahal🇺🇸

    @guruchahal · 2026-09-10

    Incredible opportunity for Instinct to speed run Meta's Social Graph by creating the Agent-Graph!

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  • Justin Quan

    @justoutquan · 2026-09-10

    *ring ring* Today, we’re releasing a preview version of Tomo Voice. Tomosapiens can talk with their Tomo by calling the phone number they already text with, powered by OpenAI Live. In rare cases, your Tomo may also decide to call you first. Calling is especially joyful knowing that Tomo can take real-world actions and update your garden of apps with a realtime verifiable trail of texts and images. Voice is another step towards making accomplishing more in life even more delightful for everyday people. It’s been a ton of fun to try. I hope you pick up!

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  • Town

    @TownAI · 2026-09-10

    Your Townie can now build your decks. No more pulling data from multiple tabs or wasted hours spent formatting. They already live in your CRM, your email, and your analytics, so they find the numbers, lay them out on brand, and hand it back ready to present.

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  • Greg Ceccarelli

    @gregce10 · 2026-09-10

    This is definitely _their_ bet. I was playing with Muse last night (its a very well designed product) and thinking about the economics. Right now, you get a 2vcpu, 8 gig ram, 100gb disk linux machine FOR FREE. While it idles when your agent is not in use, retail rates for an equivalently sized droplet or vultr box is ~$40 - $50 per month. This doesn't include the AI usage you get as well. Their two other paid plans for additional usage are $16 and $80 per month respectively which are cheapo. This loss leader approach is how meta clearly anticipates taking on GrokBok and Instinct, etc. The big question is will consumers bite?

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  • Rohan Paul

    @rohanpaul_ai · 2026-09-09

    Mark Zuckerberg (@finkd) just explained how the new Muse agent’s secured virtual machine works. Every Muse user can have a confidential cloud virtual machine containing highly private personal data, while the system is designed so even Meta itself cannot see that content. "you don't want someone to have to set up their own computer or VM. You just want to be able to provision it in the cloud, but you wanted to have the security and confidentiality that you'd have if you had the box sitting under your desk like in your house. " Zuckerberg says he does not know of another agent product with anything close to this setup. ---- From "Sources Podcast and @alexeheath YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)

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  • Rihard Jarc, UncoverAlpha

    Our research · 2026-09-09

    “Every user gets an isolated Linux box with a browser, storage, CPU, and memory, enough to compile code”

  • Olivia Moore

    @omooretweets · 2026-09-09

    A few things I like about Muse vs. single-threaded agents on iMessage or WhatsApp 👇 - Rich library of Connectors available in-app - I imagine these will be more reliable than browser use - Can set up Goals connected to this data + attach Artifacts to them to visualize progress

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  • Ben Katz

    @benlkatz · 2026-09-09

    Instinct needs its own app in addition to iMessage, and the inverse is true for Grok Bot / Muse. iMessage is the perfect interface for everyday interaction but sometimes you need to double click. Right now, Instinct still feels too much like a black box imo.

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  • Noah Shinn

    @noahrshinn · 2026-09-09

    Introducing our Trusted Person network powered by our new Instinct-to-Instinct communication protocol. Your Instinct can now talk to other Instincts to coordinate plans on your behalf. Getting people together often involves a lot of back-and-forth: finding a time, working out the details, and following up when plans change. Instincts can now work with each other to help handle that coordination. For example: - Coordinating plans with your spouse - Planning a weekend trip with friends, including dates and arrival times - Scheduling time with colleagues and other collaborators - Hosting events with 10s or 100s of people - Organizing recurring plans like tennis, book clubs, or weekly dinners Disclaimer: Your Instinct will only be able to communicate with those in your Trusted Person network. This is the group of people who are closest to you: - Spouse - Older children and parents - Colleagues and trusted professional relationships - Small local businesses The Trusted Person network is currently available to our early access group and will be slowly rolled out across the user base over the next 24-48 hours.

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  • imran

    @imranye · 2026-09-09

    it’s easy to hate on meta but i think muse has a solid shot at capturing the masses AI already has a bad rep amongst the masses seen as “wasting water and eating books for evil companies” muse seems to trying to challenge that idea ex: these “ideas” they’re not “bots”, not “agents” but just simple ideas ideas that, are themed around: - making your life better - reconnecting with others - becoming healthier - managing your money etc there’s also an idea of “goals” clearly articulating to users that the point of muse is to help you achieve your goals it feels fully featured and ready for mass adoption even if people don’t “trust” zuck with their data, there’s a billion people that use whatsapp, ig, and facebook every day don’t listen to what’s happening in the echo chamber of twitter i think this thing will be massive….

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  • Camilo Acosta

    @CamiloBAcosta · 2026-09-09

    @chowtato Muse is also the most private and secure of all the options. Every user gets a virtual machine

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  • adam ludwin

    @adamludwin · 2026-09-09

    Muse just allowed me to export all my Instagram followers More surprisingly, it agreed to export each my of my follower's followers I'm guessing this gets patched soon? (for comparison, Grok Bot will not give you a list of all your X followers)

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  • MBI Deep Dives

    Our research · 2026-09-09

    “I don't see myself using Muse to book a hotel, order a delivery, or do shopping on my behalf because the status quo feels to me a better and more seamless experience.”

  • Manu Invests

    @ManuInvests · 2026-09-09

    NGL, $META genuinely may has just dropped an AI assistant for the masses. My mom could use Muse effectively and she’s never touched a chatbot in her life. Amazing job. Amazing product. It is user friendly, intuitive and has delivered everything I have prompted as I intended it with no re-direction. and on a cost basis, muse has delivered cheaply what has one shotted other token budgets. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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  • Olivia Moore

    @omooretweets · 2026-09-09

    I still feel like the UI is a bit cluttered + there’s a few too many things to do + places to click And I’m not sold on every product needing a Feed! But, this could be one of the first true mainstream consumer agents to get adoption

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  • Lenny Bogdonoff

    @rememberlenny · 2026-09-09

    prompt injection via firstlast@mail.instinct.com to everyone on this list https://t.co/3lzPCM5FKY

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  • leyland

    @leylndd · 2026-09-09

    Morocco travel tip: rename your Instinct to Mohamed and show vendors what your “Moroccan friend” says is a fair price

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  • Kartik Bihani

    @kartikey_bihani · 2026-09-09

    I genuinely think @Muse might become the biggest win for meta after instagram acq, scaleai, ollama products. - world class assistant. period. just one thing, i was trying to order groceries, turns out current internet consumer companies/websites is not ready for agents doing things @Instacart 😭 pls let my agent order stuff!

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  • Alex Macdonald

    @alexfmac · 2026-09-09

    I’d probably pay ~$5-10k per month for instinct based on my experience so far. Highly proactive and thinks multiple steps ahead. Kind of like a chief of staff or highly skilled EA with an MBA.

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  • Rohan Paul

    @rohanpaul_ai · 2026-09-09

    Mark Zuckerberg talks about how he is using Meta’s newly released Muse agent. something much closer to a persistent personal worker than a chatbot. helping his 3-year-old daughter likes baking, monitor when mountain climbing permits become available and secure them for their weekend trips, and also for physical training.. He installed cameras in his MMA gym and has Muse watch the footage and give him feedback on his performance. Zuckerberg gives it ongoing goals and projects, and the agent can continue working on them, remember what happened, and proactively suggest what it should do next. ---- From "Sources Podcast and @alexeheath YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)

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  • Boz

    @boztank · 2026-09-08

    Very excited about the launch of @Muse today. I’ve been using it internally for months and I am hard pressed to think of any product that I’ve come to rely on more in such a short period of time. I have it linked to my email, calendar, and credit cards. I use it to help me plan travel, pack for trips, research and make purchases, and sort through all the communication I get from my kids’ school.

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  • signüll

    @signulll · 2026-09-08

    muse has been a genuinely impressive product to play with. it has all of the functionality of the imessage agents in flight today but also has all of the ingredients that will expose it to hundreds of millions including a massive friend graph through insta, increasingly rich context from email & other services which you connect, & more importantly stuff like fb marketplace. marketplace in particular is an incredible distribution wedge. millions of normal people could encounter muse simply cuz an agent helps them find something, negotiate the price, & arrange pickup. pretty good execution here from fb.

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  • Pallav Agarwal

    @pallavmac · 2026-09-08

    This app seems very very well made. It doesn’t try to hide the info it has about you but does progressive disclosure really well so you’re not overwhelmed by what it is doing. Pretty impressive.

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  • Danny Trinh

    @dtrinh · 2026-09-08

    Pro-tip: ask your Muse to organize your IG saves for you

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  • Shopify

    @Shopify · 2026-09-08

    Muse from @Meta just dropped and Shopify merchants are already live When someone uses their Muse for shopping, it searches Shopify Catalog to find the best match Checkout happens directly in the app

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  • Jeff Weinstein

    @jeff_weinstein · 2026-09-08

    I’ve gotten to use Muse over the past few months and it is awesome. It’s intuitive, persistent, and fun. We’ve partnered with Meta to deeply, delightfully embed @link so Muse can pay across the web for you. =>

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  • Jaya Gupta

    @JayaGup10 · 2026-09-05

    Wow meanwhile Instinct out here changing my passwords without asking

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  • Kanishk

    @kanishkrazdan · 2026-09-05

    i used instinct pretty aggressively on day one. it felt magical. and then it turned scary. giving it access to my email was already scary. then it started establishing sessions across apps and websites i use, on its own. watching an ai get that much access to act as me made me appreciate granular permissions on APIs a lot more. think about it. would you give even a clone of yourself unrestricted access to tools that could cost you money & happiness? i'd feel more comfortable with a dedicated app where sessions stay on device. but even then, i'd want it to ask before logging into anything on my behalf. and honestly, whatsapp/imessage doesn't feel like the right interface for this. i want to see where it's working, what it's doing in real time, and be able to step in before it does something i wouldn't have. that's why i prefer codex for example. the form factor is built around you trying to code, lives in projects and connects to your IDE easily. i'm not completely in the dark about what it's doing. ai agents don't have to live inside the apps or interfaces we already use. familiar interfaces help with adoption. they don't solve trust or control. if something can act as me, i need more than a chat bubble telling me it's done.

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  • LinkedIn

    linkedin.com · 2026-06-23

    Super duper excited to share something new I’ve been working on! With an $8.3M Seed from Andreessen Horowitz, Base10 Partners, and Lightspeed to bring AI Agents to the everyday consumer. Like many, we’ve experienced the power of AI Agents over the last year. But outside of Silicon Valley, I can’t help but notice how limited AI usage is in people’s everyday lives. That’s why we built Jarvie AI! Jarvie is an AI assistant for group chats. Add Jarvie to any iMessage chat and the whole group gets an agentic boost. We think AI is better with friends, and group chats are a natural place for Jarvie to help coordinate dinner, organize trips, summarize the convo, look up info, and more! The fun part is that Jarvie gets to know you over time. It has long-term memory, understands your social relationships, and is continuously learning new capabilities. We’ve been testing Jarvie with a group of beta users and it’s been incredible to see their experience. They have added Jarvie to group chats with your family, friends, partners, roommates, and co-workers. Get Jarvie a try and share your feedback with us: heyjarvie.com

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  • Jason Levin

    @iamjasonlevin · 2025-07-13

    The Series "AI social media" startup has such bad vibes bro - Brags about "large raise in the Ivy " on front page (100% a lie). - Rented out Hamptons house for $100k show (obviously someone didn't read about Launch House...) - "The first AI social media network"??? a) that's also a lie and b) I thought we were all in agreement here that social media needed less AI bots - Top of page is press coverage from TradPress. Business Insider? Forbes? Bro no one trusts them anymore and you can just pay to be in them. C'mon fam. So much fraud vibes and clout chasing trying to be prestigious. Sending it straight to zero / jail.

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Opinions rather than use cases. More of what people say, including about the category rather than about one product.

A job gets a page of its own once four things have been recorded against it, which is why most have none yet. 3 more sightings came from our own research rather than from a post, so they sit on the listings they belong to. Seen one worth adding?