Run personal errands like flowers and date nights
Marshall Haas used Meta's Muse agent for personal tasks, including buying flowers and booking date nights.
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- What they did
- Marshall received early access to Meta's Muse agent. The agent paid his bills, bought flowers, and booked date nights with no further details given on access, steps, or human intervention.
- How it went
- He found it genuinely impressive and said it just works, calling it what OpenClaw should have been.
Try it yourself with Meta Muse
Handle a personal errand for me: [buy flowers for name to be delivered on date / book a date night on date at a cuisine restaurant in city]. Find two or three options within [budget], recommend one, and tell me why. Before you pay or confirm any booking, show me the final details and wait for my OK.
Source: X · Sep 8, 2026
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