OK! So you have a @muse (or you'll get one soon) and you want to know what to do with your new super smart helper friend.
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Here are 50 prompts to get you started making money, saving money, and improving your life with your muse.
Let's get musemaxxing.
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #1
Money: bills, refunds, insurance, forgotten cash
• Audit the last 12 months of my email for recurring charges, subscriptions, and insurance premiums. List each: vendor, amount, last charge date, cancel/change URL if you can find one. Flag anything I have not used in 60 days. Do not cancel anything. Draft cancellation or downgrade scripts and wait for my approval.
• Compare my current auto/home/renters insurance to 4–6 quotes using my current coverage levels. Show a side-by-side table: premium, deductible, coverage gaps, switching friction. Recommend one switch only if savings are real after fees. Do not bind a policy until I approve.
• Search official unclaimed-property sites for every state I have lived in using my legal name and aliases. List hits with claim steps and documents needed. Start claims only after I confirm identity details. Do not submit SSN in chat; use the official form and pause for me.
• Call or chat [ISP / phone / cable] as me. Goal: keep the same service, lower the monthly bill, lock a promotional rate for 12–24 months. Use retention language, not threats. Transcribe the call. Do not accept a new contract until I approve the exact price and term.
• I am sending photos of bills/tickets. For each: identify payee, amount, due date, pay it with the one-time card if I approve. Confirm confirmation numbers back to me.
• Log into my grocery store account and clip every available digital coupon. Work through the list until none remain. Do not add items to the cart unless I ask.
• Watch the flights and hotels I already booked. If the same itinerary drops enough to rebook profitably after change fees, ping me with old vs new total. Do not cancel or rebook until I say yes.
Money: bills, refunds, insurance, forgotten cash
• Audit the last 12 months of my email for recurring charges, subscriptions, and insurance premiums. List each: vendor, amount, last charge date, cancel/change URL if you can find one. Flag anything I have not used in 60 days. Do not cancel anything. Draft cancellation or downgrade scripts and wait for my approval.
• Compare my current auto/home/renters insurance to 4–6 quotes using my current coverage levels. Show a side-by-side table: premium, deductible, coverage gaps, switching friction. Recommend one switch only if savings are real after fees. Do not bind a policy until I approve.
• Search official unclaimed-property sites for every state I have lived in using my legal name and aliases. List hits with claim steps and documents needed. Start claims only after I confirm identity details. Do not submit SSN in chat; use the official form and pause for me.
• Call or chat [ISP / phone / cable] as me. Goal: keep the same service, lower the monthly bill, lock a promotional rate for 12–24 months. Use retention language, not threats. Transcribe the call. Do not accept a new contract until I approve the exact price and term.
• I am sending photos of bills/tickets. For each: identify payee, amount, due date, pay it with the one-time card if I approve. Confirm confirmation numbers back to me.
• Log into my grocery store account and clip every available digital coupon. Work through the list until none remain. Do not add items to the cart unless I ask.
• Watch the flights and hotels I already booked. If the same itinerary drops enough to rebook profitably after change fees, ping me with old vs new total. Do not cancel or rebook until I say yes.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 41.2K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #2
Admin and inbox: the “errand pile”
• Triage my inbox. Categories: action needed, waiting on someone, receipts/subscriptions, noise. For action-needed, draft replies in my voice. Do not send. Flag anything with a deadline in the next 14 days.
• Book a [DMV / dentist / passport / contractor] appointment on a weekday morning in the next 2 weeks that does not conflict with my calendar. Confirm location, documents, and cancellation policy. Do not pay fees until I approve.
• Handle this return end to end: [item, order number, retailer]. Find the return window, print or generate the label, schedule pickup or drop-off, and track it. Pause before any paid return shipping.
• Search my email for airline delay/cancellation notices from [dates]. Check the carrier’s compensation policy. Draft the claim with the exact flight numbers and delay duration. Submit only after I approve.
• I need to apply for a [country] visa. Build a checklist, gather docs from my email (passport scan, I-94, bank statements), book refundable flight + hotel that match the form, write a day-by-day itinerary. Do not submit the application until I review every field.
Admin and inbox: the “errand pile”
• Triage my inbox. Categories: action needed, waiting on someone, receipts/subscriptions, noise. For action-needed, draft replies in my voice. Do not send. Flag anything with a deadline in the next 14 days.
• Book a [DMV / dentist / passport / contractor] appointment on a weekday morning in the next 2 weeks that does not conflict with my calendar. Confirm location, documents, and cancellation policy. Do not pay fees until I approve.
• Handle this return end to end: [item, order number, retailer]. Find the return window, print or generate the label, schedule pickup or drop-off, and track it. Pause before any paid return shipping.
• Search my email for airline delay/cancellation notices from [dates]. Check the carrier’s compensation policy. Draft the claim with the exact flight numbers and delay duration. Submit only after I approve.
• I need to apply for a [country] visa. Build a checklist, gather docs from my email (passport scan, I-94, bank statements), book refundable flight + hotel that match the form, write a day-by-day itinerary. Do not submit the application until I review every field.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 35.9K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #3
Travel that is actually booked
• Plan [destination] for [dates], budget [$X] total including flights and stays. Constraints: [nonstop only / kids / refundable / walking distance]. Return 3 full itineraries with totals. Hold or book only after I pick one. Use a one-time card at checkout.
• Run a wide fare search: origins [list], destinations [list], dates [flex window], cash and points. Rank by true round-trip cost after bags and change fees. Set a price tracker and alert me if the winner drops 8%+.
• You are travel ops for this trip. Watch emails from airlines/hotels. If a gate, time, or reservation changes, fix it and tell me what you changed. Call the rental desk if the reservation needs an update. Do not rebook into a worse fare without asking.
• Every weekday night, build a one-page printable morning brief PDF: family calendar for tomorrow, each kid’s callouts, weather, 3 headlines I care about, and 2 conversation questions for the table. Save it so I can print.
Travel that is actually booked
• Plan [destination] for [dates], budget [$X] total including flights and stays. Constraints: [nonstop only / kids / refundable / walking distance]. Return 3 full itineraries with totals. Hold or book only after I pick one. Use a one-time card at checkout.
• Run a wide fare search: origins [list], destinations [list], dates [flex window], cash and points. Rank by true round-trip cost after bags and change fees. Set a price tracker and alert me if the winner drops 8%+.
• You are travel ops for this trip. Watch emails from airlines/hotels. If a gate, time, or reservation changes, fix it and tell me what you changed. Call the rental desk if the reservation needs an update. Do not rebook into a worse fare without asking.
• Every weekday night, build a one-page printable morning brief PDF: family calendar for tomorrow, each kid’s callouts, weather, 3 headlines I care about, and 2 conversation questions for the table. Save it so I can print.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 32.7K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #4
Shopping, selling, negotiating
• Find [item] in size [X], budget [$Y], prefer [new/used], from [Amazon/local/Marketplace]. Show 3 options with why. If I pick one, check out with the one-time card. Do not save my real card anywhere I can see it.
• I am sending photos of things to sell. For each: write a Marketplace listing, suggest a price from nearby comps, post after I approve. Tracker: item, price, who messaged, last reply, pickup. Do not message buyers until I say yes.
• Negotiate this Marketplace / dealer thread. My floor is [$X], target [$Y]. Stay polite, use comps, never insult the seller. Show me every message before sending. Arrange pickup only after price is agreed.
• Go through my Instagram and Facebook saves from the last 6 months. Pull recipes only. Build a searchable recipe book: title, ingredients, steps, source link, tags. Then turn [this week’s dinners] into a grocery list grouped by store section. Do not buy until I approve the list.
• Watch Facebook Marketplace and Buy Nothing within [radius] for [specific item + constraints]. Check through the day. Ping me with link, price, neighborhood, time listed. Do not message the seller until I say yes.
Shopping, selling, negotiating
• Find [item] in size [X], budget [$Y], prefer [new/used], from [Amazon/local/Marketplace]. Show 3 options with why. If I pick one, check out with the one-time card. Do not save my real card anywhere I can see it.
• I am sending photos of things to sell. For each: write a Marketplace listing, suggest a price from nearby comps, post after I approve. Tracker: item, price, who messaged, last reply, pickup. Do not message buyers until I say yes.
• Negotiate this Marketplace / dealer thread. My floor is [$X], target [$Y]. Stay polite, use comps, never insult the seller. Show me every message before sending. Arrange pickup only after price is agreed.
• Go through my Instagram and Facebook saves from the last 6 months. Pull recipes only. Build a searchable recipe book: title, ingredients, steps, source link, tags. Then turn [this week’s dinners] into a grocery list grouped by store section. Do not buy until I approve the list.
• Watch Facebook Marketplace and Buy Nothing within [radius] for [specific item + constraints]. Check through the day. Ping me with link, price, neighborhood, time listed. Do not message the seller until I say yes.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 27.8K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #5
Family, school, and relationships
• You own the family calendar. Resolve conflicts, delete activities kids quit, and ask me before anything that costs money or needs a ride. Weekly: propose date-night options that fit both calendars and our usual budget.
• Every school night at 7pm, check connected school portals and school email for homework, forms, and deadlines. Ping me only if something is due in 48 hours or is missing. Draft form answers in my voice; do not submit.
• Look at Facebook friends’ birthdays in the next 14 days. Three days before each: remind me and draft a short note in my voice. If I reply “gift,” suggest 3 ideas tied to something they actually posted, budget [$X]. Do not send or buy.
• I need a gift for [Name] for [occasion], budget [$X]. Scan their public Instagram/Facebook likes and recent posts. Suggest 5 gifts with one sentence each tied to a real post. I will pick.
• Poll this group chat for [dinner / weekend]. Find a place that matches what people have liked or mentioned, [price], [constraints]. Hold a table for [N]. Show me the plan before you book or pay.
• Order [flowers / small gift] for [person] to arrive [date] at [address]. Confirm the note text with me first. Pay only after I approve the exact product and total.
Family, school, and relationships
• You own the family calendar. Resolve conflicts, delete activities kids quit, and ask me before anything that costs money or needs a ride. Weekly: propose date-night options that fit both calendars and our usual budget.
• Every school night at 7pm, check connected school portals and school email for homework, forms, and deadlines. Ping me only if something is due in 48 hours or is missing. Draft form answers in my voice; do not submit.
• Look at Facebook friends’ birthdays in the next 14 days. Three days before each: remind me and draft a short note in my voice. If I reply “gift,” suggest 3 ideas tied to something they actually posted, budget [$X]. Do not send or buy.
• I need a gift for [Name] for [occasion], budget [$X]. Scan their public Instagram/Facebook likes and recent posts. Suggest 5 gifts with one sentence each tied to a real post. I will pick.
• Poll this group chat for [dinner / weekend]. Find a place that matches what people have liked or mentioned, [price], [constraints]. Hold a table for [N]. Show me the plan before you book or pay.
• Order [flowers / small gift] for [person] to arrive [date] at [address]. Confirm the note text with me first. Pay only after I approve the exact product and total.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 24.2K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #6
Health, habits, training
• Build a 20-week [race] plan around my real calendar. 5 sessions/week, cutback weeks, peak long [distance], taper. If Peloton (or my gym app) is connected, assign specific classes. Rebuild when I miss a week instead of guilt-tripping me.
• Every morning at 8:00, check [Peloton / class app] for new classes from [instructors]. Notify me only if [specific class type/duration] appears. Do not book if it conflicts with the calendar unless I reply yes.
• Compare cash prices for [medication + dose] at pharmacies within [radius], including discount cards. If a cheaper option is real, help transfer the Rx. Set a refill reminder. Do not change the prescription without my clinician — just the pharmacy and price.
• Standing goal: [habit]. Track what I tell you each night. Once a week, propose one smaller environmental change, not a new personality. Do not nag more than once a day.
Health, habits, training
• Build a 20-week [race] plan around my real calendar. 5 sessions/week, cutback weeks, peak long [distance], taper. If Peloton (or my gym app) is connected, assign specific classes. Rebuild when I miss a week instead of guilt-tripping me.
• Every morning at 8:00, check [Peloton / class app] for new classes from [instructors]. Notify me only if [specific class type/duration] appears. Do not book if it conflicts with the calendar unless I reply yes.
• Compare cash prices for [medication + dose] at pharmacies within [radius], including discount cards. If a cheaper option is real, help transfer the Rx. Set a refill reminder. Do not change the prescription without my clinician — just the pharmacy and price.
• Standing goal: [habit]. Track what I tell you each night. Once a week, propose one smaller environmental change, not a new personality. Do not nag more than once a day.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 21.3K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #7
Work and small business
• You are back office for my [business]. Weekly: unpaid invoices, upcoming jobs, a simple revenue snapshot, and a map or list of [locations / clients] from my saves. Draft invoice emails. Do not send or charge until I approve.
• Watch these Facebook Groups and Instagram accounts for people describing [problem my product solves]: [list]. Every Friday send a brief with exact wording and who said it. Flag likely buyers. Do not comment or DM anyone.
• Every Friday, watch Meta Ad Library + Instagram for ads from [competitors]. Brief: what’s new, messaging shifts, where they are spending. Do not touch my ads.
• Watch my Page reviews and Instagram comments for anything angry, one-star, or reputation-risky. Within an hour: original text, who posted, reply drafted in my voice. Do not post until I approve.
• Collect praise about [brand] from comments and DMs. Save exact wording. Draft a permission ask in my voice. Turn approved quotes into testimonial ad copy. Publish nothing without approval.
• Study my Instagram insights for the last 90 days. Rank top 10 by saves, shares, and watch time. For each: hook, format, why it worked. Give 5 patterns to repeat and 3 to stop. Save as a filming brief.
Work and small business
• You are back office for my [business]. Weekly: unpaid invoices, upcoming jobs, a simple revenue snapshot, and a map or list of [locations / clients] from my saves. Draft invoice emails. Do not send or charge until I approve.
• Watch these Facebook Groups and Instagram accounts for people describing [problem my product solves]: [list]. Every Friday send a brief with exact wording and who said it. Flag likely buyers. Do not comment or DM anyone.
• Every Friday, watch Meta Ad Library + Instagram for ads from [competitors]. Brief: what’s new, messaging shifts, where they are spending. Do not touch my ads.
• Watch my Page reviews and Instagram comments for anything angry, one-star, or reputation-risky. Within an hour: original text, who posted, reply drafted in my voice. Do not post until I approve.
• Collect praise about [brand] from comments and DMs. Save exact wording. Draft a permission ask in my voice. Turn approved quotes into testimonial ad copy. Publish nothing without approval.
• Study my Instagram insights for the last 90 days. Rank top 10 by saves, shares, and watch time. For each: hook, format, why it worked. Give 5 patterns to repeat and 3 to stop. Save as a filming brief.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 18.9K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #8
Background watchers (the agentic trick)
• Standing monitors (ping, don’t spam):
1) Price of [SKU] below [$X]
2) Tickets for [event] going on sale or dropping
3) Housing posts in [groups] matching [filters]
4) Package tracking exceptions. Check on a sensible cadence. If a watch dies, restart it and tell me.
• Sunday 9am: fantasy briefing from my league news. Daily 7am: weather, 5 headlines I care about, one weird story. Keep it under one page.
• A colleague or client texts asking for time. Parse who, what, and when. Compare to my calendar and propose two slots. Do not reply to them until I approve the text.
• Goal: sell my [car / item] for more than [floor] within [N] weeks. List it, answer questions from a draft library, schedule viewings, collect offers. I approve every public message and every price change.
Background watchers (the agentic trick)
• Standing monitors (ping, don’t spam):
1) Price of [SKU] below [$X]
2) Tickets for [event] going on sale or dropping
3) Housing posts in [groups] matching [filters]
4) Package tracking exceptions. Check on a sensible cadence. If a watch dies, restart it and tell me.
• Sunday 9am: fantasy briefing from my league news. Daily 7am: weather, 5 headlines I care about, one weird story. Keep it under one page.
• A colleague or client texts asking for time. Parse who, what, and when. Compare to my calendar and propose two slots. Do not reply to them until I approve the text.
• Goal: sell my [car / item] for more than [floor] within [N] weeks. List it, answer questions from a draft library, schedule viewings, collect offers. I approve every public message and every price change.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 16.6K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #9
Research
• Research [decision]. Use the live web, not memory. Deliver a brief with sources, a comparison table, and the reversible next step. Do not buy or email anyone.
• Compare [product A vs B vs C] by visiting the actual product pages today. Table: price, specs I care about [list], return policy, the one catch. Recommend one with confidence and why you might be wrong.
• Turn this goal into a tracker artifact I can reopen: [save for a trip / job hunt / wedding]. Columns, next actions, dates. Update it when I dump notes into this thread.
Research
• Research [decision]. Use the live web, not memory. Deliver a brief with sources, a comparison table, and the reversible next step. Do not buy or email anyone.
• Compare [product A vs B vs C] by visiting the actual product pages today. Table: price, specs I care about [list], return policy, the one catch. Recommend one with confidence and why you might be wrong.
• Turn this goal into a tracker artifact I can reopen: [save for a trip / job hunt / wedding]. Columns, next actions, dates. Update it when I dump notes into this thread.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 15.6K Views
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Matt Schlicht
@MattPRD
Musecases #10
11. Universal skeleton
Role: you are my [ops / money / travel / studio] agent. Goal: [one outcome].
Constraints: budget, dates, voice, do-not-contact list.
Tools: use browser + [connectors]. If a tool is missing, build a small one.
Cadence: [once / daily / until date].
Hard stops: never send, pay, post, or message a stranger without my approval.
Output: [table / PDF / listing / draft], then wait.
11. Universal skeleton
Role: you are my [ops / money / travel / studio] agent. Goal: [one outcome].
Constraints: budget, dates, voice, do-not-contact list.
Tools: use browser + [connectors]. If a tool is missing, build a small one.
Cadence: [once / daily / until date].
Hard stops: never send, pay, post, or message a stranger without my approval.
Output: [table / PDF / listing / draft], then wait.
5:22 PM UTC · Sep 19, 2026 · 14K Views
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