Prices checked October 14, 2026
Muse prompt library (17 copy-paste prompts)
Part of the Muse beginner track · Meta (Meta Superintelligence Labs).
1. Daily inbox digest. What it does: one morning summary. Setup: Gmail connector.
Every weekday at 7 AM, summarize my unread emails from the past 24 hours. Put anything needing a reply first. Don't send or delete anything.
2. Reply drafts. Setup: Gmail connector; "Always ask."
Draft replies to the 3 most urgent emails in my voice. Show each one. Wait for my approval before sending.
3. Tomorrow's schedule. Setup: calendar connector.
Every evening at 8 PM, tell me tomorrow's appointments, travel time between them, and anything I need to bring.
4. Weekly competitor price monitor. Setup: web access.
Every Monday at 9 AM, check the prices of these 5 products on these sites: [links]. Show a table with this week's price and last week's. Don't buy anything.
5. Research leads. Setup: web access.
Find 15 [type of business] in [city] with a public website and contact page. Give me a table with name, site, and one detail from their site. Don't contact anyone.
6. Real estate inquiry drafts. Setup: Gmail connector.
Each morning, find new emails asking about my listings. Draft a friendly reply for each with the listing details I gave you. Never share my home address or personal phone. Wait for my approval.
7. Customer FAQ replies. Setup: Gmail connector; FAQ text in chat.
Here is my FAQ: [paste]. Draft answers to today's customer emails using only these facts. Flag questions the FAQ doesn't cover.
8. Social posts from a blog. Setup: none.
Read this blog post: [link]. Write 3 short Instagram captions and 1 Facebook post in a friendly tone. Don't post anything.
9. Book a restaurant. Setup: web access; reservation site account.
Find 3 restaurants near [area] with a table for 4 this Saturday around 7 PM. Show me the options. After I choose, start the booking and ask me before you confirm.
Not verified: Meta doesn't list restaurant booking by name. It relies on Muse's documented web browsing and booking abilities; some sites may block it.
10. Flight search. Setup: web access.
Find the 3 cheapest nonstop flights from [city] to [city] on [dates]. Include bag fees. Don't book.
11. Gift shopping. Setup: web access.
Find 5 gift ideas under $50 for a 10-year-old who loves science. Show prices and links. Ask me before buying anything.
12. Timesheet reminder. Setup: none.
Every Monday at 9 AM, remind me to submit my timesheet.
13. Location reminder. Setup: location permission on your phone.
Remind me to pick up dry cleaning when I'm near [store name].
14. Weekly client recap. Setup: Gmail connector.
Every Friday at 4 PM, summarize this week's emails with [client name]: decisions, open questions, and what I promised.
15. Safety: show permissions. Setup: none.
List every connector you can use, what each can read, what each can do, and which ones I set to "Always allow."
16. Safety: forget something. Setup: none.
Forget my home address and any payment details I've shared. Confirm when it's removed from memory.
17. Safety: boundaries. Setup: none.
From now on, never share my address, phone number, or payment info with anyone, and always ask before sending a message or making a purchase.
Tip: Prompts 15–17 help, but they're not a setting. Your real protection is Settings → Permissions.
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