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501 Muse Tips, Open-Sourced
I recently scoured the web for Muse (Meta’s personal AI assistant) tips — English and Chinese sources: X, Reddit, YouTube, V2EX, blogs, and reviews. Deduplicated, polished, and organized into ten categories: 501 tips total, now an open-source repo. Repo 👉 https://github.com/styrigx/muse-playbook Ten categories Prompting (53): how to talk to Muse so it gets it right the first time — delegation mindset, asking formulas, stop conditions for long tasks Productivity (62): reminders, email triage, docs and spreadsheets, meetings, creator ops, small-business use Coding (22): writing code, debugging, GitHub integration, PR review workflows Learning (14): languages, exam prep, micro-learning, tutor-style companionship Writing (23): newsletters, social posts, podcasts, video, editing and proofreading Daily life (110): saving money, travel, shopping comparisons, food and chores, social gifting — the breakout category Research (34): hands-on price comparisons, price tracking, sourcing, verification methods Creative fun (35): image prompt structures, podcasts, video, games, playful tricks Hidden features (108): Soul, memory, permissions and safety, chat operations, hardware, quota and invites Advanced (39): building connectors by talking, hooks automation, multi-agent setups, safety red lines Notes Every tip is one actionable sentence; ones marked “self-reported” are unverified community claims Collected in October 2026 — Muse ships fast, some entries may go stale; trust the app UI PRs and issues welcome — tell me what’s missing or wrong
Launched a Muse Invite-Code Sharing Site
Shipped a small project today: a community Muse invite-code board. What it does 🎲 Draw one: one click, get a random invite code contributed by the community 📮 Contribute: have a spare code? Submit it for others 👍 Feedback: got a working code? Mark it “works” to help the next person 🧹 Auto-cleanup: codes flagged invalid 3 times get hidden automatically How it’s built Frontend: single HTML file, editorial paper aesthetic, Chinese/English bilingual Backend: Cloudflare Worker API Storage: Supabase for the code table, Cloudflare KV for rate limiting, messages, and recent draws Draw logic: weighted rotation, least-drawn codes first Link 👉 https://muse-invite-board.vercel.app/ ...