Muse bought birthday gifts while other agents handled life chores
At a glance
Raphael Schaad runs a multi-agent stack where Muse purchased birthday gifts, alongside OpenClaw airport transfers, Instinct license renewal, Dot hiring a sleep coach, and Folk hunting unclaimed money. This workflow is listed under shopping, personal-agents, multi-agent, errands, gifts.
He described living with several personal agents at once: OpenClaw scheduled airport transfers, Instinct renewed his driver's license, Muse purchased birthday gifts, an OpenAI Dot hired an infant sleep coach, and Folk looked for unclaimed money.
How it went
He said it all worked and called the stack proof that personal agents can run real errands end to end.
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