I Handed My Busywork to a Personal AI Agent — Notes from a Week with Muse

Description and use

The author leveraged Meta’s Muse AI agent to automate daily tasks such as account registrations, project promotion, content creation, and monitoring, freeing up time for other activities.

Problem

The author’s daily busywork—account registrations, project promotion, content production, and monitoring—consumed significant time.

Outcome

The author completed all delegated tasks within a week, freeing time for other activities.

Workflow

• 1. Sign up for Muse and redeem invite code within 48 hours. 2. Configure Muse to access email, calendars, and social accounts. 3. Delegate account operations (sign‑ups, email verification, daily activity). 4. Delegate project promotion (write posts, publish, track PR status, review data). 5. Delegate content production (script, storyboard, generate footage, QA). 6. Delegate monitoring (game version intel, account status, deadlines).
• 7. Receive reports from Muse after task completion.

Evidence

Over the past week, most of my busywork — account registrations, GitHub project promotion, short-film production, daily intel briefings — has been executed by an AI agent called Muse, Meta's personal AI agent.

Source

Muse has its own computer, browser and filesystem, and it can connect to email, calendars and social accounts.

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Things I actually delegate to it: Account operations, Project promotion, Content production, Monitoring.

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There's an invite program running: join Muse and redeem an invite code in Settings within 48 hours of joining, and both sides receive 1 billion Muse tokens.

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