Over the past week, most of my busywork — account registrations, GitHub project promotion, short-film production, daily intel briefings — has been executed by an AI agent called Muse, Meta's personal AI agent.
What makes it different from a chat assistant
Muse has its own computer, browser and filesystem, and it can connect to email, calendars and social accounts. It doesn't just tell you how to do something — it does the work and reports back. Things I actually delegate to it:
- Account operations: sign-ups, email verification, daily activity across platforms
- Project promotion: writing posts, publishing across communities, tracking PR status, daily data reviews
- Content production: script, storyboard, generated footage, frame-by-frame QA for short films
- Monitoring: version intel for games I follow, account status changes, deadlines
A new-user bonus worth grabbing first
There's an invite program running: join Muse and redeem an invite code in Settings within 48 hours of joining, and both sides receive 1 billion Muse tokens (see the official invite page for the exact terms).
- Join: https://muse.ai/join
- Invite code: BMIFSK
The 48-hour clock starts when you join, so redeem the code first and explore afterwards.
Who should try it
If registrations, forms, research and weekly reports eat your day — or you run a solo project, a channel, or an open-source repo and want an assistant that executes instead of advising — this is worth a look.
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