Allen C. uses Meta Muse for a massage appointment, groceries and sunscreen orders. This workflow is listed under appointment-booking, shopping, personal-admin.
He delegated shopping and appointment tasks to Muse: buying groceries, ordering sunscreen and helping book a registered massage therapist at his usual clinic.
How it went
He reports that the purchases went through and Muse helped with the clinic booking on his first try.
Worth knowing
In the same trial, he found Muse's hotel research less useful than his existing Claude workflows.
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