I Built Meta's Muse AI in One Prompt
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Vídeo em Inglês, publicado pelo canal Ansh Nanda.
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Video summary
A speaker demonstrates how to recreate Meta's Muse app using Vibe Code, Claude Opus 5.5, Composio, and Orgo for $14 in a single prompt. The clone functions similarly to the official app, featuring tabs for chat, feeds, ideas, goals, and library, and successfully performs tasks like ordering food on Door Dash and interacting with Gmail and Google Calendar.
Key points
- Meta's Muse app is broken down into three components: the brains (Claude Opus 5.5), the hands (Composio for app integrations), and the body (Orgo for cloud virtual machines running OpenClaw).
- A detailed prompt is used in Vibe Code with Claude Opus 5.5 to generate a native iOS Swift app with a backend server replicating Meta's Muse app.
- The created clone successfully performs actions such as checking emails, logging into Door Dash, and ordering food automatically.
- The video compares the custom clone directly with the official Meta Muse app, noting similar interfaces, tabs, and capabilities.
- The speaker suggests that developers can use these tools to build niche-specific AI agents for industries like real estate or construction to sell as products.
Topics
Meta MuseVibe CodeComposioOrgoAI AgentsApp DevelopmentOpenClaw
Video transcript
Transcript from available captions; it may contain errors.
Meta's new Muse app is taking the world by storm. It's actually the number one app on the app store right now. So today we're going to recreate the app in just $14 on Vibe Code using Composeio and Orgo here. This is my version of Meta's Muse that I created that actually placed a Door Dash order for me right now. That's on the actual way. You can see that Jerry is approaching with my order from Go Greek that was placed by my version of the Muse app and it looks exactly like Meta's Muse app. So, do you want to build it? Let's go. Okay. So, how does Muse actually work? So, there are three different parts to Muse. The brains, the hands, and the body. For our case, the brains is going to be Claude Opus 5.5, which is the best model right now. Meta obviously uses the Muse Spark 1.2 model, which is a model that they have trained. For the hands, we're going to use Composio. And for those of you that don't know, Composeio is a tool that allows you to give your AI secure access to over 1,500 apps. And how it works is that Composio has gone and signed up for all of these different platforms like Google, like Instagram, like Slack, like GitHub. And then you basically connect Composio to your app. And because Composeio has already signed up for all these platforms, you don't have to go sign up separately. They just give you one API that you can use to connect to all of these different applications, which makes it a lot easier. Obviously, a big company like Meta probably went out and signed up for all of these things themselves as like OOTH providers, which basically means that they are allowed to access your data from these various applications. But it's way simpler if you just go to use Composeio. And then the body, the body is really the computer that your agent will be running on. So we are going to be using open claw as our sort of agent brain even though the model is a claw opus 5.5 which is interesting because believe it or not meta's muse is actually based on openclaw as you can see here I actually tweeted about this a few days ago that if I asked meta's muse can you grab the openclaw github repo and compare the files on that repo to the system files you have access to it said that it compared the OpenClaw repo against the system files and the resemblance isn't a coincident. It's a match. So actually the exact same system files OpenClaw uses Muse uses and we actually got a clarification by Nat Freiedman who's like the head of product and the co-lead of meta super intelligence labs saying that even though they built Muse from scratch it was heavily inspired by OpenClaw which is very very interesting. So because of this for our muse clone we are actually going to use opencloud but when we come to the body we are going to be using orgo. Muse actually runs on these VMs that are provisioned by meta which are just like virtual computers that meta is basically given to every single user which is actually insane that they're giving like every person in the world their own free computer in the cloud essentially to get the same experience. We're going to be using Argo. So Argo allows us to spin up clouds in the computer. If I go to Argo, you can see over here that I can spin up this computer. It's an actual computer that has browser. It has a terminal. Everything works. And so this is basically going to be the the body of our Muse clone. All right. So let's take a look at the prompt that we're going to be running. This is a prompt that I've written out. It's going to be a very large prompt. If you want a copy of this prompt, I will be sending it to everyone who subscribes to me. So, hit the subscribe button right now. I'll send you this prompt. But essentially, the prompt says, "We're going to build a clone of Meta's Muse app as a native iOS swifty app with a backend server. We're going to provide it real screenshots of the Meta Muse app, and we're going to be running it using Opus 5.5, which runs automatically if you use VIP code. One of the coolest things about VIP code is you don't need API keys. It just works automatically. And we're going to give every user their own cloud computer in Orgo. We're going to run a real open claw instance on the Orgo cloud computer. And so we're going to be talking to that. So yeah, this is the prompt and we're going to be using Composeio. The Composio, if you remember it, are the hands. It gives it access to the tools. So it can use things like Gmail, it can use Slack, GitHub, Google Calendar, Notion. It has access to all these apps that you're connected to. And then we're going to build the five tabs. So the chat tab where you can chat with it. A feed which is a personalized daily feed that Muse writes for you in the morning and the evening. The ideas tab which are like suggestions for Muse that comes up with for things that you can use Muse for. The goals tab which are like your overall arch overarching goals that you want to accomplish and how Muse will automatically work to help you accomplish those goals automatically. and then the library which is like all the files and artifacts that Muse makes. So we're going to build this out and we're going to build it out in such a way that anyone can sign up for this platform. So if I wanted to release a Muse competitor, I could literally put this one prompt in, build the whole thing and release a Muse competitor tomorrow. All right, so we want to build out this app. We're going to copy the prompt and we are going to go to vibcodeapp.com. Now that I'm on vibcodap.com, I'm going to click new app, new iOS app right here, and I'm going to paste this. I'm going to select Opus 5.5 with Medium Reasoning as my model and click enter. Boom. Here we go. Now, when this prompt is done, it will look like this. You can see I have my preview over here with the iOS simulator. I can also install it on my phone right here. And boom, here you go. This is the Muse app. Let's test it out, shall we? Okay, so I've actually already built the app. And if I go click over here and I say install an iPhone and then I go on my phone and I just scan this. I can actually go and scan it. And then it's going to open this site on my phone. I click install app and then you can see over here it's actually going to install the app right on my phone. And now I can open it and I can message our muse. Hey. So now this muse is actually running a computer on orgo in the cloud and I can be like can you log in to my Gmail and I think it's already logged into my Gmail so it should have access to it. I can be like, "Tell me about one non important email, something that I can reveal on camera." See, it actually even built audio transcription, which I didn't ask for at all. And now it's running. Boom. It just sent me a email I got from hotels.com about the top rated New York stays, which is super interesting. And now it can be like, "Okay, uh, can you log to my Door Dash?" I'm going to make it actually order food for me. So, this is actually a full computer running in the cloud. It's exactly like Muse and it's running and it was built in one prompt. Okay. So, log into Door Dash. It says open login. Damn. So, I open this browser. There we go. Door Dash login. Continue to sign in. I can put in my email. It's asking for my phone number. I won't show you guys this. Okay. Boom. It actually logged into my Door Dash, but I can say I'm done. And now I'm logged into Door Dash. Now I can literally tell my Muse to order food from me from Door Dash. Now it'll take a look. It says, "Yep, you're logged in." Um, and I can say, "Hey, can you order me some yogurt from Gog Greek, some fro yo?" And boom, I just sent that prompt. This is insane that this is actually possible. Like this was one prompt that I oneshotted on VIP code. All right, it just found me my order. It said it's 1.3 miles away with 32-minute delivery. They stop taking orders in 22 minutes. So, let's pick quickly. It knows my usuals because it's logged in. I'm like, "Yeah, do it. Order it. Let's see what it does." Boom. It's saying it's going to use the same toppings as last time. I don't even know how it knows how to do all this stuff, but it's doing it clearly. Added to cart. Next, I'll go to the checkout to see the to. This is insane. It's just like doing it. This took me one prompt to build. How is this even possible? Boom. Checkout is ready. And it also has permissions baked in. It's asking me if it can order this. Allow once or multiple times. 10% tip for sure. Let's do this. Allow once. Let's go. This is insane. Like the fact that this worked in one prompt is actually mind-blowing. Boom. There we go. Fro yo is ordered. It just paid for me and it's done. Now, let's try doing the same thing in the official Muse app. So, this is the official Muse app from Meta. As you can see, it looks pretty similar. It's got the same tabs here. The feed section, if we look at our feed section, um, also basically identical looking. Let's look at the ideas section. Our ideas section looks almost the same. Goals section. Let's look at our goals section. Yeah. Boom. Exactly the same. Now let's look at the artifact section. Also very similar. We can see that you know I asked it for my subscription audit earlier. Over here it generated this CSV for me. Looking at all my various subscriptions for my business. You can see over here this can also generate PDFs and other documents. So both are very very similar and remember we got this in one prompt. Yeah the design is a little bit worse but this is one prompt. You can keep improving on this and it ordered Doash for me. Now let's see if Muse can do the same thing. So let's see first if it's connected to my Gmail just like my version. I want to see if it's connected to Gmail. Are you connected to my Gmail? All right. So, it's asking me to connect. I'll click. Okay. Now, I've signed into my Gmail and I'll ask it the same thing. I'm on camera right now. So, show me like one unimportant email. It thinks I'm speaking some other language, which is hilarious. It's going to work. Okay. Same one. Hotels.com. Boom. Okay. Now, let's get to log into my Door Dash and see if you can do that. Can you log into my Door Dash and place me an order? By the way, this is our version of Muse. It literally already did the door dash order as you can see right here. Meta's Muse still hasn't responded. It's been like 2 minutes over here. I'm not going to do this cuz I'm sure it's going to work and I just don't want to order Door Dash twice. I actually didn't even want to order it the first time. But yeah, as you can see, like our Muse and Meta Muse both work completely the same. And we built all these features in literally just one prompt. Let's see what else it can do. When do I have my all hands meeting tomorrow? Let me ask Metam Muse as well. When do I have my all hands meeting tomorrow? All right, it responded. It says my all hands is on at 11:00 a.m. Eastern. Um, but yeah, that's pretty cool. Can you uh create a morning briefing and send me a message every morning about which calendar events I have? Says, "Boom. I'll message you every morning with your calendar." Amazing. That's super awesome. Now, let's see if Meta's Muse can do the same thing. Okay, it says you have to connect Google Calendar. Let me connect Google Calendar. Boom. It responded. your all hands is at 11:00 a.m. Send me a morning briefing with all my calendar events every day. All right. Yeah. As we can see, it was able to do it. These tools are basically a commodity at this point. You can build something like this in one prompt. As you just saw, um it's pretty awesome that we built this whole news app with the feed and ideas. I can click this idea and then it will like send it in the chat. I can look at the feed and look at all these articles. Like for example, this one from OpenAI to pause training its most capable models. So it says it's going to add a goal. I can add the goal into my goals tab. Like it literally built out all the features of metamuse in one prompt. So if you wanted to build something like this, you could build it right now. The advantage here is distributing it. You know, get vibe code, build any app that you want. And I built Meta's Muse in $14. You could do the same thing. It literally ordered me Door Dash right now. You saw that it worked the exact same way as Meta's Muse. It has all the exact same features and I built it in $14 in one prompt. As a reminder, if you want to get the prompt, subscribe to me and I will send you the prompt. But yeah, right now the moat is you figure out a niche that you know about. You can build a version of Muse that's good for a niche that you're familiar with. Maybe you do pressure washing. Maybe you're a real estate agent. Maybe you have a construction company. You can build an AI agent that makes your life easier and people like yours life easier and then you could sell it, right? And this version just took me one prompt to build. What if it wasn't Muse, but it was an agent that was specifically helping real estate agents find listings or like manage their listings on Zillow and various other sites and had those connections built in. It had skills for all of those things. Now, that is a product that you could actually sell specifically to a particular kind of customer. So, I really recommend you try it out on Vibe Code, try out Orgo, try out Composeio and build your own AI agents.
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