First hands-on with Meta's Muse agent: shopping, syncing and paperwork as the killer app
armand_ruiz · x · 2026-09-13
An early user of Meta's new Muse agent shares initial impressions: using it to scout hockey skate deals (it could complete the purchase), sync Substack and Discord permissions daily, and clear a paperwork backlog, with each task tracked as a resumable goal.
He finds the UX better than Claude and Gemini, both of which he pays for, though Claude gave better skate recommendations. He argues Meta's edge is UX and distribution, and the reposter adds that "the mundane stuff is the killer app."
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