Meta Muse buys the last Hamilton ticket and runs a weekly purchase scoreboard
At a glance
Muse bought the last Hamilton ticket ($300) plus Bathhouse wristbands, Vegas flights, and Spyscape; it posts an honest weekly scoreboard of buys, failures (Stripe Link timeouts), and handoffs—also used alongside Grok Bot. This workflow is listed under Meta-Muse, Tickets, Travel, Shopping, Payments, Life-Admin.
A concise Meta Muse pitch that maps to real life admin: give a goal; it uses a dedicated cloud browser plus connected apps for research, forms, travel booking, and shopping—asking before sensitive steps.
Muse hunted cheap Japan fares, collected passport/gender details, held a $948 fare, and pushed the user to add an Apple Card on Link so it could ticket immediately.
A user built a meal-prep grocery list in Meta AI, then asked Muse to shop from it—hit a same-company link/context gap, a real friction in agent shopping handoffs.
Joe Zappa reports Muse took a full hour to place a grocery delivery order, a blunt real-world data point on agentic commerce latency even when the purchase eventually completes.