Hear me out: An app that connects people who are listening to the same song at the same time

Instinct, 12 hours in (English + Spanish, issues in 2 countries): - Figure out requirements, prep and submit health insurance forms for out of network - Find in-network healthcare providers, whatsapp them for appointments - Deal with a long list of books, figure out if library hold, interlibrary transfer, or buy, do as needed based on specific criteria - Dig through various school app feeds looking for important dates, integrate into my GCal - Help with a complicated travel insurance issue involving VRBO, multiple credit cards, and a huge # of potential providers - Figure out item I just got a UPS alert for (lol but yes) - Unsubscribe from random BS - Decipher + deal with a Zoom 10DLC regulatory SMS blah blah - Send emails on my behalf - Figure out why Naked + Afraid: Shipwrecked (fml) is not showing up on my HBO ...😍😍😍 wheeeeeee

Learning French while driving. Conversations, quizzes, stories, AI does it all.

Evaluating company health insurance plans and finding vendors in the area that accept it, books appointments and give me the requisite talk tracks + insurance codes to make sure doctors know. This is largely to address the fuckery that is any insurance benefit platform UI and bullshit useless ai chatbot, and no ability to get responses in writing vs calling in for a wasted hour of time

I used AI to transcribe Holocaust testimony videos from my grandparents and their siblings. I used AI to clean up the transcriptions, translate, corroborate, and do additional research combining many sources of historical data to produce timelines and maps. I discovered that my grandmother and her sisters were selected from Auschwitz to work at a Philips-Valvo factory making vacuum tubes and assembling electronics for the V-2 radio guidance module.

I used a set of agents to interview me, go over old conf materials, prep recordings, talk tracks, writing, transcribe my ramblings on the topic I recorded talking to myself in public on way to office and the like to write a book. Including the post work of manuscript editing, challenging stories, clarifying ambiguous passsges, etc Probably everyone is doing it - but felt novel 🙃

I have an agent that watches my backdoor at night through a WiFi camera and triggers a sprinkler if there's movement to get neighbourhood cats to stop harassing my cats. Probably don't need an agent for it.

My favorite use cases for Muse / Instinct so far: 1. Submit FOIA requests to request data from the US government 2. Creating spend-limited Privacy cards to spend on subscriptions without having them recur 3. End to end filed an entire visa form for a country 4. Responded to a coordination mail for a wedding by finding the flight and hotel details 5. Look for reservations for restaurants or concerts when they open and purchase them immediately A lot of the web was designed with dark patterns: increase friction to prevent enough humans from doing something, and now those walls are completely broken. At this point, I feel like I’m squarely limited by creativity and understanding what is possible.

Using @bot to keep track of my kids curriculum, school notes and emails to generate fun activities we can do together on the weekends. This has been so eye opening to see how my kids are growing, learning as well as where their curiosity lies

I built an agent that answers my girlfriend’s texts. She told me she wants access to me 24/7 :) so I trained the agent on our history of texting (little over a year).

Flight delayed 7 hours - asked Muse to file for compensation. 5 mins later i had $250 credit in my delta account. it even found and rebooked me a new flight. it just figured everything out. even responded to the support email itself. shit feels like magic.