Hands-on review calls Muse underwhelming: independent IP is the only hook
aigclink · x · 2026-10-07
A hands-on review finds Muse underwhelming: beyond the hyped standalone-IP VM (useful for bypassing safety limits, likely to be blocked), it has no clear strengths, and most tasks are doable with Claude Cowork or Codex—those just don't expose a public IP to users.
Some overseas users do find it useful for cross-platform financial management. The author argues that for consumer personal-agent products to deliver real value, the biggest unlock may be trading away user privacy—an inherent contradiction. When Manus's Cue launched, most people just grabbed its free IP and phone number, with little else to get excited about.
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