Meta Muse filed a TSA missing-belt report from one prompt
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Jason Warnke left a leather belt at TSA; Muse used his flight time, checkpoint, and Nordstrom receipt to file the missing-item report automatically. This workflow is listed under travel, tsa, lost-and-found, personal-agents, admin.
After thirty years of never forgetting anything at a TSA checkpoint, he left a leather belt in a bin overnight. He asked Muse to file a missing-item report. Muse knew his flight time, which TSA lane he would have used, and identified the belt from his Nordstrom receipt, then filed the report from a single prompt.
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