Meta’s Muse AI Agent Saved Me $800+ a Year on My Bills

Yang says Muse helped reduce his AT&T bill by $40 per month after switching payment to a bank account, a claimed annual saving of about $480. He also shows Muse calling Xfinity support, where it found a $60 monthly promotional rate and an additional $10 autopay discount. The Xfinity agent still wanted Yang to speak with them directly to get the discount.

Yang customizes Muse’s avatar as an animated red panda, though he could not add the extra animations he generated. He highlights connections to Meta services, messaging apps, email, and calendars, and describes using Muse to check messages for items needing follow-up. He also demonstrates searching Facebook Marketplace, listing an iPhone, and messaging a seller about a golf club.

Yang uses Muse to create a morning feed of AI news and topics tied to his projects. Its Goals area turns conversations into a to-do list, and he sets up reminders and daily check-ins to stop bringing his phone to bed and read instead. He says the habit tracker shows his streak, though he had brought his phone to the bedroom two nights in a row.

Muse suggests tasks based on Yang’s conversations, including inbox triage and bill negotiation. He asks it to compare electric razors using Best Buy product pages, and says he wished it had also consulted review sites such as Wirecutter. He also uses it to find Bay Area concerts, theatre and nearby dinner options, and weekend activities.

Yang calls phone calls on the user’s behalf Muse’s standout feature, describing the Xfinity call as a way to save time researching discounts and navigating phone menus. He says Muse identifies itself as his agent rather than pretending to be him. He presents Muse as his choice for personal tasks while continuing to use ChatGPT for everyday work and Grokbot for cloud-based work tasks.