Your first week with Meta Muse
Practical first-week skills for Meta Muse, Meta's personal AI agent: hand it a real errand, choose what it can reach, approve emails and purchases before they happen, give it a longer goal, and check its work against your own records. Meta says Muse is rolling out in the US (a later Meta post adds Canada) and is free for most of what people need, with subscription plans for more, so what you see may depend on your rollout and plan. Nightschool AI is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
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Level Progression
Hand off a real errand and check what comes back
Plan a dinner for friends with Meta Muse, check its grocery list against what your guests actually told you, and see where Muse stops to ask before it acts.
Choose how much access to give, one app at a time
Connect only the apps an errand needs, pick read or send for email, and know how to pull access back when the job is done.
Read the email before you let it go out
Let Muse draft a reply for you, check it against the message it's answering and your calendar, and approve only what you would sign.
Let it shop, and keep the final yes on spending
Have Muse find and buy something for you, give it the budget and deadline it can't guess, and check the order against the receipt.
Give it a longer goal and stay in the loop
Hand Muse a goal that takes weeks, like lowering a bill, and decide in advance what it can settle and what has to come back to you.
Review what it did this week against your own records
Read Muse's audit trail, match it against your sent mail, card statement and calendar, and tidy up what Muse remembers about you.
Finish every lesson and pass every exercise to earn a certificate of completion.