My First Impressions on Muse AI by Meta: Does it earn a spot?
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Vídeo em Inglês, publicado pelo canal Clearmud.
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the interface as a whole. You can see who it's targeting. It's very simple. I do love the fact that it's just one agent. I've been touting this since the beginning of the year. One agent is best. Let it delegate out. Today, we take a look at Muse. It's a personal AI assistant brought to us by Meta. We're going to do a first look. We're going to set up a new account. We're going to explore the interface. We're going to give it a few tasks. And by the end of it, we're going to discover who's it for. Will I be using it every single day? I don't know. I guess you'll have to stick till the end to find out. So, without squiroo, let's build. All right. To get started, all we got to do is go to muse.ai. As you can see, I have an account already pre-selected here. I'm going to remove that. Now, that account's on a wait list. So, I'm going to go ahead and use my personal Meta account that I use across Facebook and Instagram. You enter in your email here. Hit continue. Enter in the code. And then you're going to get to this point in the process here. As you can see, I haven't done anything. This these are some of the intro questions. And before we start chatting with Muse, I want to explore. It's pretty cool how this is animated. Let's go. Can we change avatar? How easy is that? Why is that not working? Edit name. Interesting. Is that a pop-up blocker thing? Let's uh let's do that. Change avatar. Oh, it it preps a chat below to change the avatar. Interesting. Okay, we'll do that in a moment. Let's explore though. So, we can search chats there. Search the entire system here. Looks like we have a feed. Your feed prompt. Maybe a feed about my interest. Keep the tone clear. Okay. Just ideas. Interesting. Kind of cool. So, this is where we would come to learn about Muse. Okay. Well, we we'll come back to that in a moment. Ideas. Yeah. If you're feeling uh a little uninspired, come in here. Losing touch with somebody. Moving. I'll get quotes. I can find and cancel those random subscriptions you forgot about. Cool. Cool. Cool. Ooh. Ooh. I love using AI agents native to their parent company for services that are hosted by their parent company. I love this just using Muse for this already. Like this is standing out for me right here. I also have just a plethora of old tech and not even necessarily old tech, but tech I'm not going to use anymore that I would just love to sell. Like imagine me just taking pictures of things in an assembly line manner and I just upload all the images and they say, "Hey, post these uh haggle with people, come to a price, set up a pickup date or a ship date or collect money, etc., etc." Like do all that heavy lifting because that part of Facebook marketplace I hate. I hate I get it. People are coming on here. Everyone wants a deal. Everyone wants to haggle. But I just I feel like it's a it's just such a I don't want to say waste of time, but it just like sucks the time out of your day when you're dealing with certain people who just just persist on the lowest possible price. Like shout out to you for your haggling, but at some point you either want the thing or you don't, [laughter] right? So like already I would want to use uh Muse to to help me sell off a lot of this stuff that I have in this uh tech closet. Create a goal. Okay. All right. So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to explore these tabs. Oh, let's also explore settings. Very basic. Account center weekly. Okay. I'm very curious. We're on the free plan. I have zero intent intention on paying this one. Connectors. Okay. So, it looks like it already connected my personal Instagram, Facebook. I hope it doesn't expose anything on stream because I don't want it to. Okay, all the basics, right? Can't really do anything custom, right? No, no custom. Kind of stuck to what they have. Add payment method, secure store permissions messaging thread. Yeah, what's another one? Okay, very basic stuff. Okay, great. Let's start exploring the chat tab, shall we? All right, so hey, Marcelo, I'm your personal agent. Let's take a few things off your plate. A bit about how I work. With your approval, I can update your calendar, make purchases, and use the apps you connect. I have my own computer with a web browser so I can get so I can keep getting things done even when you're away. Took that off a Grockpot. I know they did, right? Um, the more we work together, the better I'll get at helping you. Awesome. Would you like to call me? You can always decide or change this later. We're going to call this Muppet cuz we pull the strings, right? That's the idea. Muppet it is. I like it. Here are a few things we can get started on today. I do not want to do that. I'm good. Um, plan a trip or book a restaurant. Watch for a price drop and buy something you want or hand me something that's been sitting on your list. Okay. Yeah. I'd like to learn a little bit more about you. I know these basics. I know the surface level use cases. I want to dig a little deeper. Right. Um, tell me more about yourself, what you're capable of from an entrepreneur and solopreneurs perspective or even a small to mid-size company. All right, while that's working, I want to So, it looks like there's no button to slide in this menu. You have to click the avatar, which listen, not the end of the world, right? I'm just exploring here. Oh, that's right. We discovered this at the beginning of the video where we don't actually edit, we tell it to edit. So ultimately, I know somebody in our community would be just livid right now. That's burning tokens. Every time you prompt your agent that burns tokens. So I'm very curious like why they chose to go that route. I doubt it's the token burning route, but or because of the it it's burning more tokens, but we'll see. Right. The real tour. I'm Muppet. Your own AI agent running on my own computer inside Muse. Meta's personal agent product. Think less chatbot. more chief of staff who never sleeps. Here's what that actually means when you're running a business. I do work, not just answers. I have a real machine, files, terminal, full browser, I can fill out forms, etc., etc. Great, great great. Your back office, connect Gmail, and I can triage your inbox, search it, draft, etc., etc. Connect Google Cal. Great. Your research arm, I can run a proper deepen investigation in the background. Market, competitors, suppliers. I feel like from a perspective of if you use the meta ads library quite a bit and you advertise across meta products, namely Instagram, I'm not sure if you can advertise on WhatsApp, but Instagram, Facebook, etc. Like, I feel like this would be like my go-to, right? Why not use their native agent to perform work on their native platforms? That makes the most sense to me, right? Um, but would I migrate my open claw to this? No. Not a chance. Not a chance. Honest caveat. Check cadence you set every 30 minutes, hour daily. Great, great, great. Your builder documents, pitch decks, spreadsheets, financial models, live websites, internal tools with their own databases. Great, great, great. Hosted on my machine and I can publish static pages to a public link with your one tap approval. plus images. But okay, great. Your memory and radar. I remember your context. I want to ask more about this. Keep people where the walls are. Honestly, every send and every purchase needs your approval. There's no standing. Just handle it. Mode for spending. I'm strictly personal. No group or team chats. Okay. So, I have two questions here. Great. Thanks for the TLDDR. I have two questions. Agents, are you my only agent? Can I create different chats and name different agents or is it just you? And then additionally, your memory, how does it work in comparison to OpenClaw, in comparison to Hermes, in comparison to a third party memory layer like Mem Zero or Honcho? Sell me on the way your memory works. create an appealing pitch deck that compares you to at least OpenClaw and let's call it Mem Zero. I think that's a good starting point. So, Muse versus OpenClaw versus Mem. How does memory work? And I know I know I know Mem isn't a direct competitor because it's more of a memory layer than it is an agent and model harness, but nevertheless, let that factor into your research. Okay, so we're asking it some questions, getting to know it. Now, I'm curious. Let's change avatar. Please go to our YouTube channel, Clear Mud, and pull the avatar. And I want that avatar to be your avatar, but I also want you to create different versions of it being animated, right? As I can see, your default avatar is animated, which is pretty nifty, pretty cool. Interesting. So, did it just replace that? I don't like that. I really hope that's continuing. This is another thing with one chat. It's like I don't like waiting on chat to finish to continue. I'd rather work in parallel on many things. Now, ideally, a sub agent is handling this, right? But I just asked, so we're waiting for this answer. Now, I think I already know the answer based off of my brief research, but we're exploring this together in this long form video, right? Oh, one thing we forgot to explore. So, approvals. Oh, very nifty. Okay. Actually, we did explore this up front, didn't we? Oh, so we finally get to edit a markdown file here. Great. I was I was waiting for that to Oh, okay. So, we can bring in chat here as we're still working on something. What else can we do here? resource. Is there anything else we can do? What if we go to feed? Okay, so we can explore feed. I don't like that. You know what I mean? Like, why not just keep this open as I'm exploring different parts of it? I'm shocked that the meta user experience didn't like I feel like maybe I'm a unique user, but [laughter] maybe I want to keep tabs on chat as I'm exploring this platform and I feel like this feels more proper to go to the right. What did it grab here? I have no idea what this is. What uh to be clear, it's clear mud. So, youtube.commud. That is not our logo. That does not resemble our logo in the that that just doesn't resemble our logo. Huh. Interesting. Okay. A simple request that it seemingly failed on. Um gives us the same thing. Memory. Bam. Okay. Two quick things while the pitch deck finishes building in the background. Yeah, so it does continue. That's great. Your only agent, just me, Muppet. You can spin up side chats for different topics or projects and each keeps its own thread, but they're all with me. Oh, okay. How do we do this? Oh, I see. So, it's within chat. We just hit chats. New side chat. Hey yo. [laughter] Okay, cool. How do you feel about M dashes? Ah, I can't spell clearly. I used to lean on them hard. They're such a tempting way to cram a thought into a sentence without committing to it. These days I try to write the way people actually talk. Okay, great. Okay, so chats. Bam, bam, bam. That's still not our logo. Um, main chat. How does this look? Okay. So, it creates a whole separate side chats thing. New side chat. Can we create our own sections? H. Keep channel visible. Okay. Even if I say keep chat visible, it's only within this chat tab. H. Interesting. No, that is not our logo, our avatar for our YouTube channel. It's pretty clear. I'm honestly a little shocked here. Like [laughter] all you got to do am I losing my mind? Isn't that our like I didn't change our logo or our our avatar? Yeah, it's this. Like how is it missing this? I don't like it's such a simple request. This is the first time it's actually showing me that it's opening a browser though. So, we have hope. We have hope. So, maybe I should have said, "Hey, oh, can we view the browser session?" We can. Very cool. I was wondering when this was going to And then we can take control of the browser. Cool. Cool. Verify. We're waiting. Okay. Me personally, I would love it if chat was off to the right in a vertical menu bar. I I would much rather have that, but beggars can't be choosers, right? like um I'm sure they they have their reasoning for putting it where it is, but I don't know, just the way my brain works, I would love it if it were off to the right and have what we're working on in the center and then have that left menu toolbar slashvertical menu bar slicon that we can slide Oh, we can't slide the so it stays icons only, but we can slide open chats. Interesting. Okay. I mean, overall though, very nice, slick UI. Uh, everything's smooth. I haven't noticed any bugs. It's just I have certain preferences, right? Um, and keep in mind, right, this feedback is just based off of me. You might like this. Oh, here we go. Here we go. Much better. What is this? [laughter] What is this? What are you doing here? This is actually a really cool like um I don't want to call this 8bit or pixelized like it's like a mix between cuz I feel like it would be more blocky if it was like truly like an 8bit recreation of it, but very cool. Love that the techie and me. But let's go ahead and select this one. It looks like the most accurate. That's hilarious. What are you doing here? [laughter] Just download the PNG associated with this file. You know what I mean? Like, hold on. Take control of browser, right click, copy, open image in new tab. There's your image literally right there. I know it's not the most high def, but like come on. Your AI, you should be able to just pull that first go. like three taking three prompts to do this is kind of crazy. [laughter] You know what I mean? So, I'm going to hit done. I'm very curious so far. Usage 2%. I was honestly expecting 20. [laughter] That's uh cool, cool, cool. Let's see when we actually start building stuff. Now, let's start a side chat for that, shall we? All right. So, I want you to build me a better website. Go check out clear.ai and find ways we could improve the site. And I want you to rebuild it end to end, top down, homepage, through all subdirectories. I want to see I want to see what uh what it comes up with. Very very curious. Okay. Now I'm waiting for my animation to occur. Let's see. No animation yet. I mean, we see some like weird sparkles and stuff, but I'm not moving, right? Like I would expect for it to zoom out and I can start typing on a screen. Interesting. Okay. But I wanted you to pull my avatar and create animations like our default avatar had, right? we would see you looking, you know, frontfacing at the camera like you're taking a portrait. But then when you start working, you move into a scene that you're typing on a computer, right? Like I want to recreate all of that. Um what you currently have done, I see stars kind of like floating, the the avatar smiles. There's some weird stuff going on, right? Like don't try to reinvent the wheel here. just take my avatar and create similar animations and environments that you were in with your default avatar before I renamed you. Okay, so we can close that out. Memory deck is ready. 12 slides. Where do I open this? Oh, let's go to library. There we go. Let's go check it out. This I do like. I like that there's a library, an easy way to access everything. That is that is pretty nifty. Pretty nifty. Um, oh, I have to scroll. Is it because I'm zoomed in? Okay, let's zoom out. Not the most like professionally put like uh I'm also not a dark mode person, so this is kind of jarring to me. How AI agents remember. You missed the beat here. I wanted to learn how Muse remembers compared to these compared to OpenClaw and then compared to the foundation of Mem Zero. Memory is the whole game. Every session an agent wakes up with amnesia. Memory is what turns a chatbot. Yes. Yes. Okay. This is not what I asked for. Now, maybe I should have been a little bit more clear. I'll give it that. I'll give it the benefit of the of the doubt here. Um, yes. Yes. But it didn't tell us about Muse. You know what I mean? Yeah. It didn't tell us about Muse. Zoom in on this curated markdown plus semantic search. Okay. So, this feels like um what's that compared to? I think um super memory hourly consolidation newer claims supersede. Okay. Yeah, it was a bad idea incorporating Memzero into this. So, ignore that. I'm just going to compare it one to one with open claw here because I, you know, I had the thought as I after I sent the prompt. I was like, well, this technically we can't put these side by side, right? because this is a memory layer for agent and model harnesses whereas these are actual AI agents uh [laughter] that operate in a different manner right okay I mean I've configured openclaw to do this right so single user private environment inapp controls yeah private environment define private meta effort zero setup yeah I will give it that listen very minimal effort to get very similar to Grockbot, very similar to Buzz, right? Um, Buzz definitely has that initial hurdle if you're scared of private keys, but all in all, like very easy to get up off the ground. They're removing the complication of, you know, having multiple agents or the capabilities of creating multiple agents, which part of me likes, right? Early on in my, you know, OpenClaw kind of video days, I only chat I still to this day only chat with one agent on my openclaw setup, my OG openclaw setup that I never steered away from, right? But there are other agents who handle certain work, but it all gets delegated from that default agent, my executive assistant. You can call it a chief of staff. I feel like, you know, we're not running for the the presidential election here, right? We're not running for office. So, I don't necessarily like the term chief of staff. I like executive assistant. That that that falls that I vibe more with that term. Listen, not a bad job. It's It's like cool on the surface, but it didn't do what I asked it to do. Exactly. Right. And I I feel like this is part partly my fault. I didn't get as specific as I should have. So, fun experiment. Moving on. Go. Okay. I'll always allow this site. Just go for it. search. Yeah, quick way to search. So, as you start to do more work within Muse, it's easier to kind of search. I'm wondering um avatar. So, it does it does look at like every response. That's cool. So, you can search keywords. Pretty nifty. Pretty nifty. And it seems to be very quick. Okay. Next.js project. Okay. Let's move on to feed. Make me a feed about my interests. What happens when I like it? I mean, I just like it. That's it. Does it go to the top? I don't like I don't understand why you're bringing social into this. Um I feel like if anything, this is just a discuss right? Like I'm not sure the purpose of this if this goes somewhere. Um, but kind of I mean I'm not surprised [laughter] with this being built by Meta for it to have a like button, but what does that like button do? Yeah, we've already done that. What do I want to I don't want to give it any tool access to any of my Google accounts. I'm just not there with this. Um, I think we'll go to ideas, let me hunt for uh, let me hunt Facebook Marketplace for you. Tell me the item. Set a savings goal. Get money that back that's already yours. Yeah, listen. These are great ideas. I don't think I'm going to test any of these. Like, Google already knows about all my flights. I don't need meta and Facebook knowing too. I'm good. Thank you. Appreciate it. Snap a pick of what's broken. I'll find the part you need. Okay. Cool ideas. We can set some goals. So, this is like muses, you know, this is how do I explain this? I feel like their their target audience are clearly Facebook users are clearly people who don't want a complicated interface who want to just give it all the information to help them with their goals. Uh to help them with everything from A to Z in life. Um I I feel like this would be great for stay-at-home moms um and and even working moms. Let me let me be clear about that. Um just moms in general. I guess this would be great for anybody, but you know, I guess it depends on how you feel about Meta collecting all this data because they've already, you know, been under legal scrutiny and just a lot of scrutiny for their malpractices with data collection. That's what's turning me off from really testing this and considering using this full-time. Um, and clearly like also it's kind of missing the beat on this avatar. Let's do this one. Didn't I just click it? Select. Okay. All right, there we go. Frontfacing version of our avatar. Let's go to our other chats. Let's go to our redesign. So, it's still working here. Again, just like with Grockbot. I wish I could see activity. Like, what is it doing? Right. And let's go check usage in the midst of all this. 5%. Not bad. Not bad. Now, let me think from the perspective of, hey, I just had a newborn and I'm back to work full-time after being at home a few weeks with the wife. Build me something that would improve my wife's life, right? I just had two different friends have babies, right? And now they're they're finally on the tail end of of staying at home and and they're getting back to work. And I was just thinking from their perspective, right? Like obviously I didn't obviously I'm not married but I want to see what it comes up with. Newborn care tracker. Okay, great. I mean super simplified help with meals rest and daily support. I think also having an app that we can track when the baby was fed to see to kind of help predict when the next feeding interval will be and how much rest I'm about to have in between. All right, good call. Knowing I have about 2 hours before the next feed is gold for grabbing rest. Folding the feeding tracker into the build log. I'll hand it over as soon as it's ready. Okay, so like after the initial asking of the question, it's building. So let's go check on other things here. Let's go check on redesigning our website. Still working. Okay, let's just double check usage. We're at 9%. Okay, almost onetenth of the week. I would love to know. Oh, it's a slight tint. I would love to know as far as like feel like this one would tell us more. Okay, so it looks like it does have an iOS and Android version of the app. Okay. Does it have a desktop like a Mac OS desktop or a Windows desktop version of it? No. It looks like it's mobile first and web first from what I can see here. Otherwise, they would have a clear download for desktop, right? So, good to know. It's either web browser or mobile app to use this. Okay. And then apparently it's only US-based. But let's confirm. Hey, who can use Muse right now? Is this US-based users only or EU or anybody else for that matter? Muse is US only. It launched September 8th, so we're looking at 8 days ago. And anyone in the US can get the iOS or Android app or use the web app at muse.ai or coming soon, but Meta hasn't said when. I have a feeling that this is because of certain privacy rules and regulations in other countries as opposed to privacy rules and regulations here in the states. That is my educated guess as to why it's US only or US first. Not because it's a US-based company. I'm like 99% sure that's the reason because you would imagine you would want the world to start using it entirely as soon as possible unless there's some legalities behind it that doesn't allow them to launch in other countries with a a bit more strict rules. But I cannot confirm that. That is just an observation and educated guess. Now, what about like when I asked to see him typing at a keyboard? Like, please check your default avatar and all of the different environments and things that it's able to do. I simply want our avatar in place of that avatar in all of those scenes and environments. Like, right now, I know you're doing work in side chats, but the avatar is just static. doesn't show that it's doing anything. Like again, it's like doing these weird like uh what's the word I'm looking for here? It's almost like Milky Way style galaxy like fade overlays. Uh yeah, I just butchered the way to I just butchered that. I'm trying to explain that, but you you guys see what I'm talking about. And then we have the star. What is this star? I've already told you I don't like the star. [laughter] Like what is this? [laughter] You see what I mean? Like it has this like weird effect over the face. It's like swooshing. Okay. Pull some random thoughts here. Let's see. Did it pull some some notes about me having kids? That'll be funny if it adds that to the memory. Go back to side chats. All right. New mom daily support. Let's go check it out. Today's care plan. Okay. This feels like more like a landing page. Uh I wanted an app. Was I not specific about that? Interesting. Interesting. I could have sworn I asked you for an app, not a landing page, right? Like there's nowhere for me to enter on a calendar or a daily hour block to say, "Hey, Fed at this hour or this minute or this half hour." Like I'm a bit confused by this. What are like what are we doing here? Again, maybe I didn't explain it properly, but I feel like if I were to go put that into Codeex, um it would have nailed it. It would have nailed an app that we could alter and adjust and add things to the calendar and add things to certain intervals to track when the baby has eaten. Oh, interesting. So when new things are getting built, it creates new tabs down here. Okay, cool. Cool. That was starting to look a little a little too plain for me. Bam. It is still working. 18 minutes later. So we are at the mercy of that. Aha. Ha. Look at that. It It looks like the M dashes are seeping through. Interesting. Interesting. I I more so wanted you to just go look at all of your original kind of avatar scenes and animations and we simply want to put our avatar in your avatar's place. Like it it's it's a simple request. We're not reinventing the wheel here. A little too much friction for a darn avatar if I'm going to be honest with you. Okay, here we go. Finally. There we go. Take baby. What's covered? Take baby protected rest. E8. Uh, I want this more intuitive like detect the day and just let me select like this is too much friction here. Now, it's this isn't necessarily Muse's fault, but uh add block eight. Okay, I'm not really sure how I feel about this. Fun experiment, but bad idea. Let's test its uh voice feature here. Mic check one, two. Mic check one, two. Oh, you're actually recording a voice memo. Okay. Hey, I'd like you to build me a Sonic the Hedgehog clone. It's a nostalgic video game that I love dearly from my childhood. I want you to recreate it as close to one one as possible with at least two levels. Um, but then I also want you to add a unique touch to it to where it shifts from side view, classic SLI side view to first person or, you know, over-the-shoulder avatar view of then instead of the course going from left to right on the screen, we're actually navigating this the course in almost a firsterson point of view. I went to hit my keybind for whisper [laughter] flow. Let's see. Okay. So, hey, I mean, it works. It transcribed it rather than sending a voice memo. Cool. All right. We still have to test uh one other thing while that's building. Let's set up some routines. Allow. Ooh, I do like this. rather than having to go into separate chats. I like having an approvals kind of feed agent feature tour. Okay. Daily. How do we set a new one though? Great. Heartbeat. There's like no easy. I'm guessing like this is how we do it, right? Hey, set a routine every 30 minutes to check google.com's homepage to see if the splash Google banner changes, right? Because they sometimes do little Easter eggs depending on the day of the year or what's going on in the world. Ping me only when it changes and explain what it displays. Now that's burning through tokens. I probably wouldn't do every 30 minutes, but I just wanted to see like there's no clear way to create our own here. Let's see. Is there a clear way to create our own here? I don't see it. Right. I think they're very geared towards like just chat with your agent, which I'm a big advocate for. Right. I'm a big advocate for like if you don't know how to do it, just ask your agent to do it for you, right? Like you'll have a far better experience with these harnesses and apps if you do it that way. Oh, so I see what it's doing. Is that in my Clear Mud AI chat though, I guess. So interesting. I just got a bit confused. So maybe it was just checking the Google Splash based off of a side chat, right? Because it is a shared computer. Okay, just do it, please. Watches live every 30 minutes. I'll check Google's homepage banner and stay quiet unless it changes. When it does, I'll tell you when the new one shows. Okay. Build Sonic the Hedgehog. Did that just stop? What happened to What are you doing? Error. Oh, I love that. Okay, there is a way to view the logs. It wasn't intuitive at first, but I just found this through the side. Checked node loaded. Edited edited. So, it started building assets. Great. Um, but then it errored out. Status done. Two full zones in progress. It's close. A pingu is playable. Okay. Um, let's go double check on that rebuild as well. Oh, I mean, he's still apparently building something. Oh, yeah. Down here. Look at this. Oh, okay. So, in chat, we can click our avatar and then this activity tab allows us to then go see what's active with this animated icon. And then we can click it. pops open another screen and we can actually look in detail at everything. Very cool. Okay, love this. I don't even think Grockpot has this. Maybe they do now, but early on they did not. You know, in its first eight days of an inception, it did not give us this capability. So, one up here, one up here. Uh, love this. Now, how often will I go in there? I don't know. [laughter] But I like having the option of seeing its its train of thought and how it's thinking because believe it or not, like I'm not going to go through and read, let alone understand everything in here, but I'm going to have a better understanding of the agents process of how it approaches the build. So, I'm going to learn in the future how to better prompt and ask and give direction as far as, hey, I want you to do X, Y, and Z. chances are you'll have to do X Y and Z to accomplish it or I want you to follow it in this order and I learn that order through looking at agent logs on the steps that they take intuitively to build something right so it's super valuable from that perspective um I would imagine it's far more valuable for software developers and software engineers full stack engineers to like really take a look at everything but that's not me Right. The you keep stalling. I'm checking activity and this task is consistently stalling. Now at this point, listen, let me just play with it. Stop testing. We might have a bad experience because of that, but it's okay. I won't judge it by that. But it's already stalled twice. So, I'm getting impatient. So, hey, what's the status? Is the prototype built? Can I test it? Open it up in your browser on your computer so I can take control and look. We do not need to host this anywhere. Local only. I should have probably been more clear about that. Okay. Interesting. Hey, it looks and reminds me a jump. You're supposed to spin, man. Uhoh. What is this? Uh-oh. Weird little glitch. Um, okay. Let's reopen that. Space jump. Oh, down is roll spin dash arrows. So damn. Oh, weird little bug. Like as soon as we get through this first level, but judging it off of its familiarity, I mean, Sonic doesn't look remotely close. I mean, let me rephrase that. He looks close, but that's not Sonic. But I love this. This looks familiar, but it just doesn't work, right? And hey, I didn't let it keep testing, right? So, I'm sure it would have debugged that on its own. So, fun experiment. Not what I would use Muse for though. Listen, I think I'm at a point where as I want to see this preview. I don't want to end the video until we see this preview. I'm going to give it five more minutes. That's it. If it doesn't do it in five minutes, we're going to wrap up this long form video. Okay, let's go take a look here. So, it looks like it did start a new tab here. Oh, let's actually try playing it here. See if it still bugs out. Yeah, still bugs out. Okay, so that's kind of cool. Like another little perk is you can create your own apps within this left menu bar for your Muse AI agent. That is pretty cool, right? Crockpot doesn't even have that. This reminds me of OpenClaw's feature within their dashboard where you can now start building your own dashboard plugins, right? That go in line with the included capabilities and tabs that it has. So that is pretty nifty, I got to say. Another little perk here. I mean, if the site was ready, what is it doing? You know what I mean? Like, that's the that's the main question I have because if these were the four steps I had to take to get it running locally, then what is it doing? It should have only been four steps, right? Okay, I think we have our answer here. I will give it a chance. Give me one moment. like it like that's how quick it was and still taking its sweet time here. So I mean come on now. Okay, so let's see. Just a one for one clone. Super just generic. Ooh, I never thought about including that. Okay. Hey, it is polished. I like it. Like it I like it. It's Listen, am I going to replace our website with it? No. But it built a pretty professional looking website. I would want to make some changes. What I don't like about this process though is how quick it and easy it was for me once given the zip file to deploy it and and run it locally. Whereas if it has access to its own computer, shouldn't that have been just as quick, if not quicker? Like what is it doing going through all of these steps making things more complicated than than they need to be? Right? like I now this could be related to certain dependencies not installed on that VM. Nevertheless I uh it's capable surely it's capable of building landing pages and websites with human input of course uh but its default I'm not mad at I'm not mad at. So listen I think this has been a fun experiment. I think this is a great stopping point for this video. Now, the real question, who is Muse for? I can confidently say that Muse is not for AI enthusiasts who have installed OpenClaw, Hermes, who have experienced Crockpot or any of these third-party agent harness solutions, right? Or rappers that utilize a subscription, whether it's OpenAI, Anthropic, etc., etc., to power an AI agent. It's not for them, right? Uh I think this is more so for the everyday retail user who is either intimidated or confused when they look at OpenClaw, how to install it, how to deploy it, aside from using one-click solutions, right? I think that this is for uh someone who's too busy to learn open source AI tools and frameworks. Uh, I think that this is for anybody who loves Facebook and Meta applications. Uh, listen, I think this is right up your alley. I think that if you're advertising on Facebook, or let me rephrase that, meta and using the meta ads library, I think that using Muse makes a lot of sense. I think if you're an avid Facebook marketplace user, I think it makes a lot of sense, but I don't think it's for everyone. Will I be using it? I'm not using it to replace anything else. No. If anything, I'm going to be using it from the perspective of meta ads library research and then Facebook marketplace uh heavy lifting so that I don't have to deal with the back and forth when selling items or hunting down items. Those are going to be the only use cases I'm applying to Muse. The interface as a whole, you can see who it's targeting. It's very simple. I do love the fact that it's just one agent. I've been touting this since the beginning of the year. One agent is best. Let it delegate out. So, I love that you can spin up multiple sub agents with all these side chats, but ultimately you have your default agent. I love, you know, a lot of this functionality where we can see the activity, we can see what's pending, we can see the process. That is awesome. I love this approvals tab. I mean, this seems to be working. Uh, I would honestly love to see an integration within a calendar, like a Google calendar view. Like imagine if we could just drag an agent onto our calendar and then assign a task and then we get like an actual calendar view of our routines based off of the agent in the task. Um, that's something I'm personally building out for myself, but I'm shocked that I'm not seeing more of these third party solutions be built with that functionality in mind. And then we have our identity, our soul. we can easily edit it. Um, we didn't spend too much time in here, but as you can see through our kind of organic approach, it started taking notes. Uh, so cool. Cool. We don't have to like with OpenClaw, I had to configure certain cron jobs at a certain frequency to log certain information or summarize certain information out of any given meeting or any given 24-hour period or eight hour period for that matter. Yeah, listen, this isn't for everybody. My first impressions, I'm not that impressed, but I love to see that they're trying to make it simple and easy to use AI agents. I think from that perspective, it's worth a try. So, if you've ever been scared of using OpenClaw or just felt like too much is on your plate to learn something new, Muse is right up your alley. It's really easy to get started. It's really easy to get going. Now, I hope you found some value in today's video. Now, I'm not an AI expert. I'm building in public and sharing what actually works. If you'd like to see me make a particular video around a specific topic, drop a comment below. Let me know who you are, what you do, who your target audience is, and what your question is, and I will add a video to my queue customtailored just for you. Thank you so much for tuning in today's video. My name is Marcelo. This is Clear Mud, and clarity matters.
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