Meta Muse standing rule: check United flights for Starlink Wi-Fi
At a glance
A traveler set a standing Muse rule to watch upcoming United flights against United’s official Starlink tracker and proactively report whether Wi-Fi will be available—background consumer agenting with a clear public data source, not a one-off chat. This workflow is listed under Meta-Muse, consumer-agents, travel, routines, HITL.
First-person report: a traveler used Meta Muse to book an Airbnb from search through checkout for next year’s Berkshire meeting—consumer agent completing a multi-step lodging flow without the user opening the booking site.
Self Labs’ Agent Vault gives agents mock tokens for checkout and sign-in; real card numbers and passwords never reach the model. Caps, merchant allowlists, and per-purchase approval. Connect Grok Bot via MCP or Meta Muse via custom connector in ~2 minutes (also Claude Code, Hermes, Codex).
Ledger’s Agent Intent queue lets background agents (Grok Bot, Muse, Hermes, OpenClaw, Dots) prepare actions—e.g. Grok Bot watches an inbox and drafts an invoice payment—while you review asynchronously and physically confirm on a Ledger signer Secure Screen. Agents never hold signing keys; coding agents can use Agent Stack CLI/skills too.
Official Muse Code cookbook: four built-in playbooks load only on the turn you invoke them. /plan grounds a decision-complete plan and stops for approval; /grilling and /grill-with-docs pressure-test designs (optionally writing ADRs); /taste strips AI-slop UI defaults. Explicit-invocation only—won’t auto-plan ordinary implement requests.