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Check musecases.app every week and suggest one idea from it that I'd actually want to try, based on what you know about me.
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Teach my child to read
I want to teach my yr old to read. Current level: . Build me a step-by-step plan that starts there and works up to fluent reading, with -minute daily activities we can do together. - I have a new video I want to turn into reels: [paste Google Drive link or upload the file] Do this in order: 1. TRANSCRIBE the full video and save a timestamped transcript with segment-level timings I can cut from. Tell me the runtime and word count first so I know you got the whole file. 2. FIND every strong 30-90 second moment that works as a standalone reel. Rank them strongest first and show me a numbered list with: title, exact timestamps, the opening hook line word-for-word, and one sentence on why it works. Cut nothing yet, I pick first. 3. CUT only the numbers I choose. Each reel: 1080x1920 vertical, NO burned-in captions, best encoding quality, audio normalized for phone playback. If the source is landscape, center-crop to vertical. 4. DELIVER each reel as its own file with a fresh descriptive filename. Never reuse a filename from an earlier version. Rules: no baked-in captions, no b-roll, no background music unless I ask.
- Learn about me over time so you can be more useful without me spelling everything out. Decide for yourself what's worth asking, ask me a few questions at a time, remember my answers, and keep sending me a few new questions each day so you keep getting smarter about me.
- **Title:** I snap HSA receipts, my AI does the paperwork HSA reimbursements are free money nobody claims because the paperwork is miserable. Here's my system: I gave Muse my HSA provider login once through its secure vault — the password never touched chat. Now I just snap a photo of each receipt and send it. Muse reads the receipt, checks every line item for eligibility (it caught a $9.99 chocolate bar mixed in with bandages, and $0.99 lollipops next to Motrin), files the documents in the portal — splitting multi-page receipts itself, since my provider only takes one image per document — and asks my approval before submitting each claim. Money never moves without my explicit go-ahead. Result: six claims, $132.90, submitted in one sitting to my checking account, each with a confirmation number. A chore I'd have put off forever took minutes of snapping photos. Real agency plus judgment, with guardrails where it counts.
- Price-drop alerts Track the price of this [link] and tell me when it drops.
- Draft my restaurant reviews After I visit a new restaurant, draft a review in my voice for me to approve.
- Put school dates on my calendar Scan my school emails and add important dates and deadlines to my calendar.
- Watch Marketplace for a deal Watch Facebook Marketplace for [item] under $[price] near me and alert me when one pops up.
- Add the World's best 100 coffee shops to Google maps as a new list
- **Title:** Extract recruiter contacts from LinkedIn messages **Description:** Scan my LinkedIn messages from the past 2–3 years, identify every recruiter who reached out, and build a spreadsheet with their name, company, and any phone or email found in the thread. Deduplicate recruiters, stay read-only, and never guess contact info that isn't there. **Prompt:** Review my LinkedIn messages from the past 2–3 years and identify every recruiter who contacted me about a role. For each unique recruiter, extract: name, company, and phone/email only if it appears in the message thread — never guess or invent contact info. Deduplicate so each recruiter appears once. Stay strictly read-only: do not send messages, replies, reactions, or connection requests. Use my own securely saved LinkedIn login and pause for 2FA if prompted. Deliver the results as a spreadsheet ordered most recent first, with columns: Name | Company | Phone | Email | Date of first outreach | Notes.