Tip Category: General

The hour-long tedious trawl — comparing specs across dozens of listings, reading every review thread, checking every schedule — is exactly where an assistant earns its keep. Hand over the boring job, go make coffee, come back to a shortlist. Delegate the dread, keep the decision.

Got a messy idea to explain? Don’t type it — talk it out. Say everything, repeat yourself from a slightly different angle, word-vomit the whole thing. It’s triangulation: every pass from a new angle helps Muse hone in on exactly what you want. The AI wants the TMI.

Planning a trip, a project, or just your day — and you don’t know where to start? Don’t ask Muse what to do. Say “interview me”: one question at a time, messy answers welcome. It pulls the plan out of you, then hands it back organized. You had the answers; you just needed the questions.

You don’t have to give Muse full access to your computer. It has a built-in password manager called the Secure Vault — store just the website logins you want it to use, and pick and choose what it can touch. Full access is optional; selective access is the move.

If you would rather listen than read, ask Muse to answer with audio. It can generate spoken MP3s — summaries, briefings, stories, even full podcast-style rundowns — that you can play back anywhere. Perfect for walks, drives, and dishes. Reading is optional; listening counts.

Not matter it’s creating a business plan or doing research or complex coding problem, Muse use do a lot of long-term, thinking very quickly similar to current frontier models like Fable and Astra