Summary
Alex Finn walks through six ways he uses Meta Muse, Meta’s free personal AI agent, to handle everyday tasks. The video focuses on practical, money-saving and time-saving routines rather than heavy knowledge work.
Examples include feeding credit card statements to Muse so it can cross-check subscriptions against his email inbox, then cancel the ones he no longer uses. In the demo, that surfaced a forgotten $200-a-month Perplexity Max plan, which the agent canceled by driving his browser. He also shows a morning routine in which Muse reads the last 24 hours of email via a one-click Gmail plugin, does any needed work, and drafts replies for him to approve and send.
Other use cases cover repetitive web tasks, such as restarting a RuneScape private server after daily patches, and searching for money he may be owed. That included an iPhone 15 Pro Max class-action claim and unclaimed state tax or property tax funds. Finn notes that Muse can remember how to do a task once it has been shown, then repeat it on request.
The video also previews a comparison of which agents, including Grok Bot, suit which kinds of work. It is a useful look at what consumer-grade computer-using agents can do today.
📺 Source: Alex Finn · Published October 05, 2026
🏷️ Format: Showcase
