Book restaurants and a hotel dinner in Japanese
Muse booked every restaurant for a Japan trip and went back and forth in Japanese with the Hakone hotel to secure a dinner slot not on the website.
Flights, hotels, restaurants, tickets, and appointments booked for you.
95 use cases
Muse booked every restaurant for a Japan trip and went back and forth in Japanese with the Hakone hotel to secure a dinner slot not on the website.
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Jake built a tool that lets agents like Claude or ChatGPT make phone calls to book tables, handling callback numbers mid-call.
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A user's agent tried to book a dentist appointment, and the dentist's agent countered, leading to negotiation over timing, fees and arbitration with American Express.
Muse agent planned a wife's birthday evening, booking dinner and buying two tickets with permission after refining location details.
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ChatGPT work mode planned a long weekend for 9 friends, built a coordination site, reached group agreement, made reservations, and drafted a Gmail email.
ChatGPT Work mode found replacement flights, arranged a rental car, and consolidated the new travel arrangements after a cancellation.
Olivia Moore built a voice agent in under 30 minutes that phoned the DMV and scheduled an appointment for her.
The poster tested eight AI phone-call agents on calling a dentist to book a checkup within constraints like weekdays only and after 3pm.
Arden texted a user that rebooking his Zurich flight would save $7,750; after he approved, it changed the flight and the refund hit his corporate card.
A user had Dots plan a trip and remind them to book the shuttle; the agent filled booking forms but kept asking for confirmation and wouldn't enter 2FA codes, so it only got partway.
A reporter had ChatGPT Agent plan a 4-day San Diego trip: it searched flights, compared hotels, built an itinerary and pre-filled booking forms, stopping before purchase.
NN/G tester had ChatGPT's agent find and book Brennan's in Houston; it took about 11 minutes and needed human help with details and guest count.
A Slate reporter asked Muse to book flights; it hit a captcha, was kicked from the browser and achieved nothing, so he booked himself.
A user had Muse use unused Southwest credits to book a flight, watch for better seats, handle OpenTable reservations and keep a trip dashboard for a visiting friend.