This course introduces beginners to Meta Muse, a personal AI agent that does more than answer questions — it actually takes action on your behalf. Unlike traditional chatbots, Muse can plan, organize, and complete tasks across the apps you use daily.
| Item | Details |
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| Prerequisites | None. Muse is designed for anyone to use out of the box, with no technical experience required. |
| Duration | 3–4 hours (self-paced) |
| Target Audience | Beginners, students, professionals, creators, and anyone who wants to save time on daily tasks using AI. |
| Important Note | Muse is currently available in the United States for users 18 and over. Features may vary by region and platform. |
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
| Module | Title | Duration | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Getting Started with Meta Muse | 30 min | Setup, access, interface |
| 2 | Understanding Your Muse | 30 min | Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, Artifacts |
| 3 | Connecting Your Apps | 30 min | Email, calendar, Spotify, Instagram |
| 4 | Task Automation Basics | 45 min | Writing effective prompts and goals |
| 5 | Shopping, Booking & Research | 45 min | Practical action tasks |
| 6 | Health, Fitness & Finance | 30 min | Personal productivity domains |
| 7 | Building Custom Tools (Artifacts) | 30 min | Dashboards, trackers, logs |
| 8 | Safety, Privacy & Approval Controls | 30 min | Permissions and limits |
Duration: 30 minutes
Muse is an agent that acts, not just answers. It runs on a secure, private virtual machine designed specifically for personal AI agents.
Duration: 30 minutes
The five tabs give you different ways to interact with Muse. Goals keep you on track, and Artifacts create tools just for you.
Duration: 30 minutes
Muse gets more powerful with more connections. You control exactly what access each app has.
Duration: 45 minutes
Tell Muse what needs to get done, and it takes action. For longer tasks, it keeps working even after you close the app.
Duration: 45 minutes
Muse can shop, book, and research on your behalf. It always asks before making purchases or sending emails.
Duration: 30 minutes
Muse can help you stay accountable for health and financial goals. It tracks, reminds, and adjusts as your life changes.
Duration: 30 minutes
You describe the tool your life is missing, and Muse builds it in minutes. Entire custom apps are created just for you.
Duration: 30 minutes
You are always in control. Muse asks before sensitive actions, and you can change access at any time.
| Component | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Module Quizzes | 30% | 8 short quizzes |
| Hands-on Exercises | 40% | Complete tasks with Muse |
| Final Project | 30% | Set up a personal productivity system |
Final Project Example: Connect your email and calendar, create one custom Artifact (e.g., weekly planner), and demonstrate three automated tasks.
| Category | Requirement |
|---|---|
| App | Muse app (iOS, Android, Mac) or WhatsApp |
| Account | Meta account |
| Availability | United States, users 18+ |
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Mac, WhatsApp |
| Track | Next Step |
|---|---|
| Level 2 | Advanced task automation and multi-step workflows |
| Level 3 | Creating complex Artifacts and custom integrations |
| Specialization | Muse for Creators, Professionals, or Personal Finance |
This course gives you a complete introduction to Meta Muse. You will learn to set up Muse, connect your apps, delegate tasks, build custom tools, and use Muse safely. By the end, you will have a personal AI agent working for you.
Ready to begin? Download the Muse app and start your first task!
Welcome to the first module of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity! In this module, you will learn about Meta Muse, a personal AI agent that does more than answer questions. It actually takes action on your behalf.
Think about a regular chatbot. You ask it a question, and it gives you an answer. That is helpful, but it is not the same as having someone do the work for you. Muse is different. It is an agent. It can plan, organize, and complete tasks. It can send emails, book appointments, and manage your calendar.
Muse was built to work for billions of people worldwide. There is no learning curve. Anyone can use it out of the box, with no technical experience required .
In this module, you will learn what Muse is, how it differs from other AI tools, how to set it up, and how to stay in control of your data and privacy. You will also learn how to start using Muse for simple tasks.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Lagos, Nigeria, there lived a boy named Chidi. Chidi was thirteen years old and he was very busy. He had school, homework, football practice, and chores at home. He also had to help his mother with shopping and remind his father about appointments.
One day, Chidi's mother gave him a long list of things to do. "Chidi, please remind your father about his doctor's appointment on Thursday. Also, we need to buy rice, beans, and tomatoes. And don't forget to call your aunt for her birthday."
Chidi looked at the list. It was too much. He did not know how he would remember everything. He felt overwhelmed.
His older sister, Ngozi, saw him looking worried. "What is the problem, Chidi?" she asked.
"I have too many things to do," Chidi said. "I cannot remember them all."
Ngozi smiled. "Have you tried using Muse?"
"What is Muse?" Chidi asked.
"Muse is a personal AI agent," Ngozi explained. "It is like having an assistant. You tell it what needs to be done, and it takes action. It can send reminders, help with shopping, and even make phone calls."
Chidi was curious. "But how does it work?"
"It is very simple," Ngozi said. "You just tell Muse what you need. It remembers things for you. It works in the background, even when you are not using your phone."
Chidi decided to try Muse. He told it about his father's appointment. Muse said it would remind his father. He told it about the shopping list. Muse said it could help order the items online. He told it about his aunt's birthday. Muse said it would remind him to call her.
The next day, Chidi's father received a reminder about his appointment. The groceries were delivered to the house. And Chidi remembered to call his aunt because Muse reminded him.
Chidi was amazed. "Muse is like having a helper who never forgets!" he said.
That is what you will learn about in this module. You will learn how Meta Muse works. You will learn how to set it up. You will learn how to use it for simple tasks. And you will learn how to stay in control of your data and privacy.
Let us begin!
Meta Muse is a personal AI agent. It is a computer program that can understand your goals and take action to complete them. It does not just answer questions. It actually does the work .
Most AI tools are reactive. They wait for you to ask something. Muse is proactive. It can remember what matters to you and work toward your goals even when you are not looking at your phone .
Think about the difference between a dictionary and a personal assistant. A dictionary gives you information when you look something up. A personal assistant remembers your tasks, makes calls, and gets things done. Muse is like a personal assistant.
You tell Muse you want to plan a birthday party. Muse finds restaurants, checks your calendar for a free night, and suggests options .
You tell Muse you need to study for a test. Muse creates a study schedule and reminds you when to study.
You tell Muse you need to buy groceries. Muse creates a shopping list and helps you order online.
You tell Muse you need to send a message to your family in Abuja. Muse drafts the message and sends it for you.
Chatbot vs Agent Chatbot: Question --> Answer Agent (Muse): Goal --> Plan --> Action --> Result
Meta Muse is a personal AI agent. It understands your goals and takes action to complete them. It is not just a chatbot.
A chatbot answers questions. An agent takes action. Muse is an agent.
Understanding the difference helps you know what to expect from Muse. You are not just getting answers. You are getting work done.
Imagine you want to order pizza. A chatbot can tell you the phone number of a pizza place. An agent can call the pizza place and order the pizza for you. Muse is the agent.
| Aspect | Chatbot | Agent (Muse) |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Answers questions | Takes action |
| Example | "What is the weather?" | "Book a restaurant for Friday" |
| Memory | Limited | Remembers your goals |
| Proactive | No | Yes |
A chatbot can tell you about a product. An agent can buy the product for you .
A chatbot can explain a math formula. An agent can create a study plan for you.
A chatbot can give you a recipe. An agent can order the ingredients.
A chatbot can tell you about a bus route. An agent can book your ticket.
Chatbot: You: "What is the price of rice?" Bot: "A bag of rice costs ₦45,000." Agent (Muse): You: "Buy a bag of rice." Muse: "Ordering now. It will arrive tomorrow."
A chatbot answers questions. An agent takes action. Muse is an agent that does work for you.
Muse Secure VM is a dedicated, secure computer in the cloud where Muse lives. It has its own browser and stores your data safely .
Personal agents need a new kind of secure computer. Muse Secure VM keeps your data separate and safe. Other people's agents cannot reach it .
Think of your own room. It has a door with a lock. Only you can enter. Muse Secure VM is like a private room in the cloud. Your data stays there, safe and separate from everyone else.
When you save a file on your phone, it is stored on your phone. Muse Secure VM is like a separate phone that only Muse uses.
Think of a locker at school. Only you know the combination. Your books and pens are safe inside.
A safe in your house keeps valuable things secure. Muse Secure VM is like a safe for your digital life.
A bank vault keeps money safe. Muse Secure VM keeps your data safe.
Muse Secure VM +-------------------+ | Cloud | | +-----------+ | | | Muse | | | | Secure VM | | | | (your data)| | | +-----------+ | | | | Other agents | | cannot enter | +-------------------+
Muse Secure VM is a dedicated, secure computer in the cloud. It keeps your data safe and separate from others.
You can access Muse through the Muse app, the Muse website, or WhatsApp .
Knowing where to find Muse helps you start using it. You can choose the platform that works best for you.
Think of watching a TV show. You can watch it on your phone, your computer, or your TV. Muse works the same way. You can use it on different devices.
| Platform | How to Access |
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| Muse App | Download from App Store or Google Play |
| Muse Website | Visit muse.ai |
| Message Muse directly |
You can check your email on your phone or computer. Muse works the same way.
You can read a book in print or on a screen. Muse is available on different platforms.
You can watch TV in the living room or bedroom. Muse is available wherever you are.
You can listen to the radio on your phone or in your car. Muse is available on multiple platforms.
Access Muse
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You can access Muse through the Muse app, the Muse website, or WhatsApp.
Setting up Muse means creating your account, naming your agent, and customizing it .
Setting up Muse correctly helps you get the most out of it. You can choose a name and avatar that feel right for you.
Think of getting a new pet. You give it a name and a collar. Setting up Muse is like that. You give it a name and a picture.
When you get a new phone, you set it up with your name and preferences. Muse works the same way.
When you get a new notebook, you write your name on it. Setting up Muse is similar.
When you get a new pet, you give it a name. You name your Muse too.
When you get a new SIM card, you register it. Setting up Muse is like registering.
Setting Up Muse
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Start Using Muse
Setting up Muse means creating your account, naming your agent, and customizing it.
Naming your agent means choosing what you will call your Muse. It is like giving a name to a friend .
Naming your agent makes it feel more personal. It also helps you know when Muse is messaging you.
Think of naming a pet. You choose a name you like. You can choose a name for Muse too.
You name your phone "My Phone." You can name your Muse something you like.
You name your school project. You can name your Muse too.
You name your pet. You can name your Muse.
You name your car or your shop. You can name your Muse.
Naming Your Agent
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| - Scout |
| - Ada |
| - Chidi |
| - Helper |
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Naming your agent means choosing what you will call your Muse. It makes your agent feel more personal.
Privacy settings control how your data is used. They let you decide what Muse can share and what it cannot .
Your data is valuable. Privacy settings let you stay in control. You can choose whether Meta uses your conversations to train its AI models.
Think of your diary. You can choose whether to share it or keep it private. Privacy settings for Muse work the same way.
| Setting | What It Does |
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| Data Controls | Choose if your interactions train AI models |
| Permissions | Choose what Muse can do without asking |
| Connectors | Choose which apps Muse can access |
You can choose whether your phone shares your location. You can choose whether Muse shares your data.
You can choose whether to share your notes with a friend. You can choose what Muse shares.
You can choose whether to share your food with a sibling. You can choose what Muse shares.
You can choose whether to share your phone credit. You can choose what Muse shares.
Privacy Settings
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| [ ] Email |
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Privacy settings control how your data is used. They let you stay in control of what Muse can share.
Opting out means choosing not to let Meta use your conversations to train its AI models .
Opting out protects your privacy. Your conversations with Muse stay private. They are not used to improve Meta's AI.
Think of a teacher asking to use your essay as an example for future students. You can say yes or no. Opting out is saying no.
When you download an app, it asks if it can collect your data. You can say no. You can do the same with Muse.
A teacher asks if she can share your project with other classes. You can say no.
A friend asks if she can borrow your clothes. You can say no.
A trader asks if he can use your recipe. You can say no.
Opting Out
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Opting out means choosing not to let Meta use your conversations to train its AI models. It protects your privacy.
Muse can do many things. It can send emails, book appointments, shop online, and manage your calendar .
Knowing what Muse can do helps you use it effectively. You can delegate tasks to Muse and save time.
Think of a personal assistant. They can do many things for you. Muse can do the same, but digitally.
| Task | Example |
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| Send emails | Draft and send a message to your teacher |
| Book appointments | Schedule a doctor's visit |
| Shopping | Find and order groceries |
| Manage calendar | Add events and set reminders |
| Research | Find information and summarize it |
Muse can find a restaurant, check your calendar, and book a table for you .
Muse can help you organize your study schedule.
Muse can help you plan a family dinner.
Muse can help you send money to a relative or book a bus ticket.
What Muse Can Do
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Muse can send emails, book appointments, shop online, manage your calendar, and do research.
Muse cannot do everything. There are limits to what it can do. It also makes mistakes sometimes .
Knowing the limits of Muse helps you use it safely. You should not rely on Muse for everything.
Think of a bicycle. It can take you many places, but it cannot fly. Muse has limits too.
Muse might book the wrong restaurant if you are not specific.
Muse might misunderstand your homework question.
Muse might order the wrong groceries if you do not specify.
Muse might send a message to the wrong person if you are not clear.
What Muse Cannot Do
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Muse cannot do everything. It makes mistakes sometimes. It needs clear instructions and your permission for sensitive actions.
Staying in control means you decide what Muse can and cannot do. You are always in charge .
You should never feel like Muse is controlling you. You control Muse. You choose what it can access and what it can do.
Think of a TV remote. You decide what to watch. You decide when to turn it off. Muse works the same way.
You can disconnect Muse from your email if you no longer want it to read your messages.
You can decide not to let Muse access your school files.
You can decide not to let Muse access your smart home devices.
You can decide not to let Muse access your bank account.
Staying in Control +-------------------+ | You decide: | | - What Muse | | can access | | - What Muse | | can do | | - When to stop | +-------------------+
Staying in control means you decide what Muse can and cannot do. You are always in charge.
Sentinel is a separate agent that controls what Muse can do. It decides whether an action is allowed, blocked, or needs your approval .
Sentinel keeps you safe. It makes sure Muse does not do anything without permission. It is like a security guard for your agent.
Think of a bank. The bank teller can do many things, but the manager must approve big decisions. Sentinel is like the manager.
When Muse wants to make a purchase, Sentinel checks with you first.
When a student wants to leave the classroom, the teacher must approve. Sentinel is like the teacher.
When you want to borrow the car, your parents must approve. Sentinel is like your parents.
When you want to withdraw a large amount from the bank, the manager must approve. Sentinel is like the manager.
Sentinel Agent
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Sentinel is a separate agent that controls what Muse can do. It keeps you safe.
The audit trail is a record of everything Muse has done. It shows you what Muse did and what it plans to do .
The audit trail helps you stay informed. You can see exactly what Muse has been doing. You can catch mistakes early.
Think of a diary. It records what you did each day. The audit trail is like a diary for Muse.
You can check your bank statement to see what you spent. The audit trail shows what Muse did.
You can check your test scores to see how you did. The audit trail shows Muse's actions.
You can check the fridge to see what food is there. The audit trail shows what Muse did.
You can check your phone credit balance to see how much you spent. The audit trail shows Muse's actions.
Audit Trail
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| Date: Today |
| Action: Booked |
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The audit trail is a record of everything Muse has done. It helps you stay informed.
Asking Muse to forget means telling it to delete specific information. You can ask Muse to forget things you no longer want it to remember .
Sometimes you share something with Muse that you want to keep private. Asking Muse to forget helps you stay in control of your data.
Think of telling a friend a secret. Later, you ask them to forget it. You can do the same with Muse.
You told Muse about a surprise party. Later, you ask Muse to forget so it does not spoil the surprise.
You told Muse about a test you were worried about. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
You told Muse about a gift you are planning. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
You told Muse about a surprise visit to your grandmother. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
Asking Muse to Forget
You: "Muse, forget what I told
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Muse: "Okay, I have forgotten."
Asking Muse to forget means telling it to delete specific information. It helps you stay in control of your data.
Your first task is something simple you ask Muse to do. It helps you get comfortable with the agent .
Starting with a simple task helps you learn how Muse works. You can see how it responds and what it can do.
Think of learning to ride a bicycle. You start with small steps. Your first task with Muse should be simple too.
You ask Muse to remind you about a meeting. Muse sends you a notification at the right time.
You ask Muse to remind you about homework. Muse sends a reminder.
You ask Muse to add items to your shopping list. Muse adds them.
You ask Muse to remind you to buy fuel. Muse sends a reminder.
Your First Task
You: "Muse, remind me to
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Muse: "Okay, I will remind
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At 6pm:
Muse: "It is time to call
your mother."
Your first task should be simple. It helps you get comfortable with Muse.
| Word | Simple Definition |
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| Meta Muse | A personal AI agent that takes action for you. |
| Chatbot | A program that answers questions. |
| Agent | A program that takes action. |
| Muse Secure VM | A secure computer in the cloud for Muse. |
| Privacy Settings | Controls for how your data is used. |
| Opting Out | Choosing not to share your data. |
| Sentinel | A security agent that controls Muse. |
| Audit Trail | A record of everything Muse has done. |
| Connectors | Apps that Muse can access. |
| Permissions | What Muse is allowed to do. |
| Concept | Real-Life Example |
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| Meta Muse | Muse books a restaurant for your birthday. |
| Chatbot vs Agent | A chatbot tells you about a product. An agent buys it. |
| Muse Secure VM | Your data is stored in a private cloud computer. |
| Accessing Muse | You use Muse on your phone or WhatsApp. |
| Privacy Settings | You choose not to let Meta train AI on your chats. |
| Opting Out | You uncheck "help improve our AI models." |
| Sentinel | Sentinel asks you before Muse makes a purchase. |
| Audit Trail | You see that Muse sent an email on your behalf. |
| Concept | Nigerian Example |
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| Meta Muse | Muse helps you order groceries from a Lagos market. |
| Chatbot vs Agent | A chatbot tells you about bus routes. An agent books your ticket. |
| Muse Secure VM | Your data is safe like money in a bank vault. |
| Accessing Muse | You use Muse on WhatsApp to remind you about family events. |
| Privacy Settings | You choose what Muse can share with others. |
| Opting Out | You decide not to let Meta use your conversations. |
| Sentinel | Sentinel checks before Muse sends money. |
| Audit Trail | You see that Muse reminded you to buy fuel. |
| Concept | Everyday Example |
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| Meta Muse | Muse reminds you to call your mother. |
| Chatbot vs Agent | A chatbot tells you about a product. An agent buys it. |
| Muse Secure VM | Your data is stored safely like a diary. |
| Accessing Muse | You use Muse on your phone. |
| Privacy Settings | You choose what to share with friends. |
| Opting Out | You choose not to share your notes. |
| Sentinel | Your parents check before you go out. |
| Audit Trail | Your phone shows your call history. |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
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| Thinking Muse is just a chatbot | Muse is an agent that takes action. | Remember: Muse does work for you. |
| Not reviewing privacy settings | Your data might be used for training. | Check and change settings. |
| Giving Muse too much access | Muse might do things you do not want. | Limit permissions. |
| Not checking the audit trail | You might miss mistakes. | Review the audit trail regularly. |
| Starting with complex tasks | Muse might get confused. | Start simple. |
| Not being clear in instructions | Muse might do the wrong thing. | Be specific. |
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| Feature | Chatbot | Agent (Muse) |
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| Answers questions | Yes | Yes |
| Takes action | No | Yes |
| Remembers goals | No | Yes |
| Works in background | No | Yes |
| Needs approval | No | Yes (for sensitive actions) |
Day 1: Set up Muse
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Day 7: Review and adjust
Meta Muse is a personal AI agent. It understands your goals and takes action to complete them.
A chatbot answers questions. An agent takes action. Muse is an agent.
Muse Secure VM is a dedicated, secure computer in the cloud. It keeps your data safe.
You can access Muse through the Muse app, the Muse website, or WhatsApp.
Setting up Muse means creating your account, naming your agent, and customizing it.
Naming your agent means choosing what you will call your Muse.
Privacy settings control how your data is used. They let you stay in control.
Opting out means choosing not to let Meta use your conversations to train its AI models.
Muse can send emails, book appointments, shop online, manage your calendar, and do research.
Muse cannot do everything. It makes mistakes sometimes. It needs clear instructions and your permission.
Staying in control means you decide what Muse can and cannot do.
Sentinel is a separate agent that controls what Muse can do. It keeps you safe.
The audit trail is a record of everything Muse has done.
Asking Muse to forget means telling it to delete specific information.
Your first task should be simple. It helps you get comfortable with Muse.
In this module, you learned about Meta Muse. You learned that Muse is a personal AI agent that takes action for you. You learned the difference between a chatbot and an agent. You learned about Muse Secure VM, how to access Muse, how to set it up, and how to stay in control of your data.
You learned about privacy settings, opting out of data training, what Muse can and cannot do, staying in control, the Sentinel agent, the audit trail, asking Muse to forget, and your first task.
Most importantly, you learned that Muse is a powerful tool that can help you be more productive. But you are always in control.
In the next module, you will learn about the five tabs of Muse: Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts. You will learn how to use each tab to get the most out of your agent.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken your first step into the world of personal AI agents. Well done!
Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
| Term | Definition |
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| 1. Meta Muse | A. A program that answers questions |
| 2. Chatbot | B. A personal AI agent |
| 3. Muse Secure VM | C. A security agent |
| 4. Sentinel | D. A record of Muse's actions |
| 5. Audit Trail | E. A secure computer in the cloud |
| 6. Opting Out | F. What Muse is allowed to do |
| 7. Permissions | G. Choosing not to share data |
Answers: 1-B, 2-A, 3-E, 4-C, 5-D, 6-G, 7-F
Title: Design a Task for Muse
Instructions:
Example:
Task: Plan a birthday party Steps: 1. Find a restaurant 2. Check the calendar for a free night 3. Book a table 4. Send invitations Permissions needed: - Calendar access - Email access
Title: My Muse Setup Plan
Instructions:
Example:
| Item | My Choice |
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| Muse Name | Scout |
| Avatar | Cat |
| Task 1 | Remind me to study |
| Task 2 | Add items to shopping list |
| Task 3 | Find a recipe for dinner |
| Permissions | Ask for all actions |
Title: Set Up Your Muse
Goal: Create your Muse account and complete the setup process.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Your First Task with Muse
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
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| Task was completed | 40 |
| Instructions were clear | 20 |
| Audit trail was checked | 20 |
| Report is clear | 20 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Two, you will learn about the five tabs of Muse: Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts.
To prepare for Module Two:
Get ready for an exciting journey into the five tabs of Muse!
Congratulations! You have completed Module One of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about Meta Muse.
You learned that Muse is a personal AI agent that takes action for you. You learned the difference between a chatbot and an agent. You learned about Muse Secure VM, how to access Muse, how to set it up, and how to stay in control of your data.
You learned about privacy settings, opting out of data training, what Muse can and cannot do, staying in control, the Sentinel agent, the audit trail, asking Muse to forget, and your first task.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Two: Understanding Your Muse — The Five Tabs. In Module Two, you will learn about Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise setting up Muse. Explore the app. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module One
Next: Module Two — Understanding Your Muse — The Five Tabs
Welcome to Module Two! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. You learned that it is a personal AI agent that takes action for you. You learned how to set it up and how to stay in control of your data.
Now you will learn about the five tabs of Muse. These tabs are the different ways you can interact with your agent. Each tab has a special purpose. Together, they make Muse a powerful tool for personal productivity.
The five tabs are:
Think of Muse like a smartphone. A smartphone has many apps. Each app does something different. The five tabs of Muse work the same way. Each tab helps you in a different way.
In this module, you will learn how to use each tab. You will learn when to use Chat and when to use Goals. You will learn how Ideas can inspire you. You will learn how Artifacts can give you custom tools. And you will learn how the Feed keeps you informed.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Enugu, Nigeria, there lived a girl named Ada. Ada had just set up her Muse. She was excited to start using it. But when she opened the app, she saw five tabs. She did not know what they were for.
"What is Chat?" she asked. "What is Feed? What are Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts?"
Ada's uncle, who was visiting from Lagos, saw her looking confused. "Ada, what is the problem?" he asked.
"I do not understand the five tabs in Muse," Ada said.
Her uncle smiled. "Think of Muse like a house with five rooms. Each room has a different purpose."
"Tell me more," Ada said.
"The first room is the Chat room," her uncle said. "This is where you talk to Muse. You give it tasks. You ask questions. You have conversations."
"The second room is the Feed room," he continued. "This is where Muse shows you things you might like. It is like a personalized newspaper."
"The third room is the Ideas room," he said. "This is where Muse suggests things it can do for you. It is like a helper saying, 'Here are some things I can help with.'"
"The fourth room is the Goals room," he said. "This is where you tell Muse what you are working toward. It is like writing down your dreams."
"And the fifth room is the Artifacts room," he said. "This is where Muse builds tools for you. It is like having a workshop where you can create anything."
Ada understood. She opened Muse and started exploring each tab. She used Chat to ask for a reminder. She checked Feed for news. She looked at Ideas for suggestions. She set a goal to finish her homework. And she asked Muse to build a simple Artifact — a homework tracker.
"Now I understand!" Ada said. "Each tab is like a different room in Muse's house."
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn about the five tabs of Muse. You will learn what each tab does and how to use it.
Let us begin!
The five tabs are the five main sections of the Muse app. Each tab has a different purpose .
Knowing the five tabs helps you use Muse effectively. Each tab is designed for a different type of interaction.
Think of a school bag. It has different pockets. One pocket for books. One for pens. One for snacks. Each pocket has a purpose. The five tabs in Muse are like the pockets in your bag.
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Chat | Talk to Muse and give it tasks |
| Feed | A personalized feed based on your interests |
| Ideas | Suggestions from Muse about what it can do |
| Goals | Where you tell Muse what you are working toward |
| Artifacts | Custom tools Muse builds for you |
A smartphone has apps for different things. Muse has tabs for different things.
A pencil case has different compartments. Muse has different tabs.
A kitchen has different areas for cooking, washing, and storing. Muse has different tabs.
A market has different sections for vegetables, meat, and grains. Muse has different tabs.
The Five Tabs of Muse +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ | Chat | | Feed | | Ideas | | Goals | | Arti- | | | | | | | | | | facts | +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+
The five tabs are Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts. Each tab has a different purpose.
The Chat tab is where you talk to Muse. You give it tasks. You ask questions. You have conversations .
Chat is the main way you interact with Muse. Most of your tasks will start here.
Think of Chat like texting a friend. You send a message. They reply. You can go back and forth. Chat with Muse works the same way.
You chat with Muse to ask it to remind you about a meeting .
You chat with Muse to help you study for a test.
You chat with Muse to add items to your shopping list.
You chat with Muse to remind you to buy fuel.
Chat Tab
You: "Muse, remind me to
call my mother at 6pm."
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Muse: "Okay, I will remind
you at 6pm."
The Chat tab is where you talk to Muse. You give it tasks and ask questions.
The Feed tab is a personalized feed based on your interests. It shows you things Muse thinks you might like .
The Feed keeps you informed. It shows you news, updates, and suggestions that match your interests.
Think of the Feed like a newspaper that is made just for you. It only shows things you care about.
The Feed might show you a new recipe because you have been cooking a lot.
The Feed might show you study tips for a subject you are learning.
The Feed might show you sales at your favourite store.
The Feed might show you updates about a Nigerian football team.
Feed Tab +-------------------+ | Today's Feed | | - Recipe: Jollof | | - News: Sports | | - Reminder: Call | | mother | +-------------------+
The Feed tab is a personalized feed based on your interests. It shows you things Muse thinks you might like.
The Ideas tab shows suggestions from Muse about what it can do for you .
The Ideas tab helps you discover what Muse can do. It gives you inspiration. It helps you use Muse more effectively.
Think of the Ideas tab like a friend saying, "Hey, I can help you with this!" It suggests things you might not have thought of.
The Ideas tab might suggest: "Would you like me to book a restaurant for your birthday?"
The Ideas tab might suggest: "Would you like me to create a study schedule?"
The Ideas tab might suggest: "Would you like me to plan meals for the week?"
The Ideas tab might suggest: "Would you like me to help you sell your car?"
Ideas Tab +-------------------+ | Ideas for You | | - Book a table | | - Plan a meal | | - Create a | | shopping list | +-------------------+
The Ideas tab shows suggestions from Muse about what it can do for you.
The Goals tab is where you tell Muse what you are working toward .
Goals keep you on track. Muse remembers your goals and helps you work toward them. It can remind you, suggest actions, and track progress.
Think of the Goals tab like writing down your dreams. When you write them down, they become real. Muse helps you achieve them.
| Goal Type | Example |
|---|---|
| Health | Run a half-marathon |
| Study | Finish homework early |
| Finance | Save money each month |
| Personal | Read a book every month |
You set a goal to exercise three times a week. Muse reminds you and adjusts your plan .
You set a goal to finish your project early. Muse reminds you of deadlines.
You set a goal to clean your room every Saturday. Muse reminds you.
You set a goal to save money for a new phone. Muse tracks your progress.
Goals Tab
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| My Goals |
| - Run 5km |
| - Study 1 hour |
| - Save ₦10,000 |
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Muse helps you achieve them.
The Goals tab is where you tell Muse what you are working toward. Muse helps you achieve your goals.
The Artifacts tab is where Muse builds custom tools for you. You describe what you need, and Muse creates it .
Artifacts give you tools that are made just for you. You do not need to find an app. You describe what you want, and Muse builds it.
Think of the Artifacts tab like a workshop. You tell the workshop what to make, and it makes it for you.
You ask Muse to build a workout tracker. Muse creates it in minutes .
You ask Muse to build a study tracker. Muse creates it.
You ask Muse to build a meal planner. Muse creates it.
You ask Muse to build a budget tracker for your family. Muse creates it.
Artifacts Tab
You: "Build me a workout tracker."
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Muse: "Here is your workout
tracker."
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| Workout Tracker |
| - Monday: Run |
| - Tuesday: Rest |
| - Wednesday: Gym |
+-------------------+
The Artifacts tab is where Muse builds custom tools for you. You describe what you need, and Muse creates it.
Chat is for one-time tasks. Goals are for things you want to achieve over time.
Knowing the difference helps you use the right tab. Chat is for quick tasks. Goals are for long-term plans.
Chat is like asking a friend to pass you a pencil. Goals are like telling a friend you want to learn to play the piano.
| Aspect | Chat | Goals |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | One-time tasks | Long-term plans |
| Example | "Remind me to call mum" | "Run a half-marathon" |
| Duration | Short | Long |
| Tracking | No | Yes |
You use Chat to book a restaurant. You use Goals to plan a birthday party.
You use Chat to ask a question. You use Goals to plan your study schedule.
You use Chat to add milk to your shopping list. You use Goals to save money.
You use Chat to send a message. You use Goals to save for a new phone.
Chat vs Goals Chat: Task --> Done Goals: Goal --> Plan --> Progress --> Achieved
Chat is for one-time tasks. Goals are for things you want to achieve over time.
Ideas are suggestions from Muse. Artifacts are tools Muse builds for you.
Ideas give you inspiration. Artifacts give you tools. Both help you be more productive.
Ideas are like a friend suggesting, "You should try this." Artifacts are like a friend building something for you.
| Aspect | Ideas | Artifacts |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Suggestions | Tools |
| Example | "Book a restaurant" | A restaurant tracker |
| Who creates | Muse suggests | Muse builds |
| Purpose | Inspiration | Productivity |
The Ideas tab suggests you plan a party. The Artifacts tab builds a party planner.
The Ideas tab suggests you study. The Artifacts tab builds a study tracker.
The Ideas tab suggests you cook. The Artifacts tab builds a meal planner.
The Ideas tab suggests you save money. The Artifacts tab builds a budget tracker.
Ideas vs Artifacts Ideas: Muse --> "Try this!" Artifacts: You --> "Build this." --> Muse --> Tool
Ideas are suggestions from Muse. Artifacts are tools Muse builds for you.
The Feed is a personalized feed. It shows you content based on your interests .
The Feed keeps you informed. It helps you discover new things. It can inspire you to try new tasks with Muse.
Think of the Feed like a TV channel that only shows things you like. You can watch it to get ideas and stay informed.
The Feed shows you a recipe. You ask Muse to add the ingredients to your shopping list.
The Feed shows you a study tip. You ask Muse to create a study schedule.
The Feed shows you a sale. You ask Muse to check if you need anything.
The Feed shows you a new market. You ask Muse to plan a trip.
Using the Feed
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| Feed |
| - Recipe |
| - Study tip |
| - Sale |
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You tap on recipe
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You ask Muse to add
ingredients to list
The Feed is a personalized feed based on your interests. It can inspire you to try new tasks with Muse.
Setting a goal means telling Muse what you want to achieve .
Goals give Muse direction. They help Muse help you. Without goals, Muse does not know what you are working toward.
Think of setting a goal like telling a friend, "I want to learn to swim." Your friend can then help you find lessons. Muse works the same way.
You set a goal to exercise three times a week. Muse reminds you and adjusts your plan .
You set a goal to finish your project by Friday. Muse reminds you of deadlines.
You set a goal to clean your room every Saturday. Muse reminds you.
You set a goal to save ₦10,000. Muse tracks your progress.
Setting a Goal
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| Add Goal |
| Goal: Run 5km |
| When: This month |
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Muse: "Goal saved.
I will help you."
Setting a goal means telling Muse what you want to achieve. Goals give Muse direction.
Building an Artifact means asking Muse to create a custom tool for you .
Artifacts give you tools that are made just for you. You do not need to find an app. You describe what you want, and Muse builds it.
Think of building an Artifact like ordering a custom-made shirt. You describe what you want, and the tailor makes it for you.
You ask Muse to build a workout tracker. Muse creates it in minutes .
You ask Muse to build a study tracker. Muse creates it.
You ask Muse to build a meal planner. Muse creates it.
You ask Muse to build a budget tracker for your family. Muse creates it.
Building an Artifact
You: "Build me a
workout tracker."
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Muse: "Here is your
workout tracker."
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| Workout Tracker |
| - Monday: Run |
| - Tuesday: Rest |
+-------------------+
Building an Artifact means asking Muse to create a custom tool for you. You describe what you want, and Muse builds it.
Combining tabs means using more than one tab together to get more done.
The tabs work best when used together. You can use Ideas to find a task. Chat to start it. Goals to track it. Artifacts to build a tool. Feed to stay inspired.
Think of a football team. Each player has a role. But they work together to win. The tabs work the same way.
| Combination | Example |
|---|---|
| Ideas + Chat | Ideas suggests a task. Chat does it. |
| Chat + Goals | Chat does a one-time task. Goals track long-term. |
| Goals + Artifacts | Goals set the target. Artifacts build a tracker. |
| Feed + Ideas | Feed shows content. Ideas suggests tasks. |
You see a recipe in Feed. You ask Chat to add ingredients to your list. You set a Goal to cook more. You build an Artifact meal planner.
You see a study tip in Feed. You ask Chat to create a schedule. You set a Goal to study daily. You build an Artifact study tracker.
You see a sale in Feed. You ask Chat to check your list. You set a Goal to save money. You build an Artifact budget tracker.
You see a market update in Feed. You ask Chat to plan a trip. You set a Goal to save money. You build an Artifact shopping list.
Combining Tabs Feed --> Ideas --> Chat --> Goals --> Artifacts | | | | | V V V V V Inspired Task Done Tracked Tool
Combining tabs means using more than one tab together to get more done. The tabs work best when used together.
Reviewing your tabs means checking each tab regularly to see what Muse has done and what it suggests .
Regular reviews help you stay on top of your tasks. You can see what Muse has done. You can catch mistakes. You can find new ideas.
Think of reviewing your tabs like checking your school bag every evening. You make sure you have everything you need for the next day.
You review your tabs each evening to plan the next day.
You review your tabs before bed to check homework reminders.
You review your tabs in the morning to plan your day.
You review your tabs before leaving the house to check reminders.
Daily Review
Morning:
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Reviewing your tabs means checking each tab regularly. It helps you stay on top of your tasks.
Customizing your tabs means changing how the tabs look and work to suit you.
Customization makes Muse work better for you. You can change settings, rearrange items, and choose what you see.
Think of customizing your tabs like arranging your desk. You put things where you can find them easily.
You change your Feed to show more sports news.
You set your Goals to show study reminders first.
You organize your Artifacts so your meal planner is at the top.
You adjust your Feed to show Nigerian news first.
Customizing Tabs +-------------------+ | Settings | | Feed: Sports | | Goals: Study | | Artifacts: Meal | +-------------------+
Customizing your tabs means changing how the tabs look and work to suit you.
Getting help from Muse means asking Muse to explain things or help you use the tabs.
Muse is designed to help you. If you are confused about a tab, you can ask Muse to explain it.
Think of getting help from Muse like asking a teacher for help. You raise your hand, and the teacher explains.
You ask Muse to explain how to build an Artifact. Muse gives step-by-step instructions.
You ask Muse to explain the Chat tab. Muse explains it.
You ask Muse to help you set a goal. Muse guides you.
You ask Muse to explain how to use the Feed. Muse explains.
Getting Help
You: "Muse, how do I
build an Artifact?"
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Muse: "Here are the steps:
1. Open Artifacts
2. Describe your tool
3. Save it"
Getting help from Muse means asking Muse to explain things or help you use the tabs.
| Word | Simple Definition |
|---|---|
| Chat Tab | Where you talk to Muse and give it tasks. |
| Feed Tab | A personalized feed based on your interests. |
| Ideas Tab | Suggestions from Muse about what it can do. |
| Goals Tab | Where you tell Muse what you are working toward. |
| Artifacts Tab | Custom tools Muse builds for you. |
| Goal | Something you want to achieve. |
| Artifact | A custom tool built by Muse. |
| Customization | Changing how the tabs look and work. |
| Tab | Real-Life Example |
|---|---|
| Chat | Ask Muse to remind you about a meeting. |
| Feed | See a new recipe you might like. |
| Ideas | Muse suggests booking a restaurant. |
| Goals | Set a goal to exercise three times a week. |
| Artifacts | Build a workout tracker. |
| Tab | Nigerian Example |
|---|---|
| Chat | Ask Muse to remind you to buy fuel. |
| Feed | See updates about a Nigerian football team. |
| Ideas | Muse suggests helping you sell your car. |
| Goals | Set a goal to save ₦10,000. |
| Artifacts | Build a budget tracker for your family. |
| Tab | Everyday Example |
|---|---|
| Chat | Adding milk to your shopping list. |
| Feed | Seeing sales at your favourite store. |
| Ideas | Muse suggests planning meals for the week. |
| Goals | Setting a goal to clean your room. |
| Artifacts | Building a meal planner. |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
|---|---|---|
| Using Chat for long-term goals | Chat is for one-time tasks. | Use Goals for long-term plans. |
| Ignoring the Feed | You miss useful content. | Check Feed regularly. |
| Not setting Goals | Muse cannot help you achieve. | Set clear Goals. |
| Not building Artifacts | You miss custom tools. | Build Artifacts for your needs. |
| Not reviewing tabs | You miss updates. | Review daily. |
| Not combining tabs | You get less done. | Use tabs together. |
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Tasks Content Suggestions Plans Tools
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| Aspect | Chat | Goals |
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| Purpose | One-time tasks | Long-term plans |
| Example | "Remind me to call mum" | "Run a half-marathon" |
| Duration | Short | Long |
| Tracking | No | Yes |
Morning: Check Feed
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Evening: Check Ideas
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Night: Review Artifacts
The five tabs are Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts. Each tab has a different purpose.
The Chat tab is where you talk to Muse. You give it tasks and ask questions.
The Feed tab is a personalized feed based on your interests.
The Ideas tab shows suggestions from Muse about what it can do for you.
The Goals tab is where you tell Muse what you are working toward.
The Artifacts tab is where Muse builds custom tools for you.
Chat is for one-time tasks. Goals are for things you want to achieve over time.
Ideas are suggestions from Muse. Artifacts are tools Muse builds for you.
The Feed is a personalized feed based on your interests. It can inspire you to try new tasks.
Setting a goal means telling Muse what you want to achieve. Goals give Muse direction.
Building an Artifact means asking Muse to create a custom tool for you.
Combining tabs means using more than one tab together to get more done.
Reviewing your tabs means checking each tab regularly. It helps you stay on top of your tasks.
Customizing your tabs means changing how the tabs look and work to suit you.
Getting help from Muse means asking Muse to explain things or help you use the tabs.
In this module, you learned about the five tabs of Muse: Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts.
You learned that Chat is for tasks. Feed is personalized. Ideas gives suggestions. Goals help you achieve long-term plans. Artifacts are custom tools.
You learned when to use Chat vs Goals. You learned when to use Ideas vs Artifacts. You learned how to use the Feed for inspiration. You learned how to set your first goal. You learned how to build your first Artifact. You learned how to combine tabs. You learned how to review tabs daily. You learned how to customize tabs. You learned how to get help from Muse.
Most importantly, you learned that the five tabs work best when used together.
In the next module, you will learn about Connecting Your Apps. You will learn how to connect your email, calendar, Spotify, Instagram, and more to Muse.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken another big step in your journey to personal productivity. Well done!
Match the tab on the left with its purpose on the right.
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
| 1. Chat | A. Personalized feed |
| 2. Feed | B. Talk to Muse and give tasks |
| 3. Ideas | C. Custom tools |
| 4. Goals | D. Suggestions from Muse |
| 5. Artifacts | E. Long-term plans |
Answers: 1-B, 2-A, 3-D, 4-E, 5-C
Title: Plan a Day with Muse
Instructions:
Example:
Day: Saturday Morning: - Check Feed for weather (Feed) - Ask Muse to plan breakfast (Chat) Afternoon: - Set goal to exercise (Goals) - Build workout tracker (Artifacts) Evening: - Review Ideas for Sunday (Ideas) - Ask Muse for reminders (Chat)
Title: My Tab Plan
Instructions:
Example:
| Tab | My Task | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Chat | Remind me to study | One-time task |
| Feed | See study tips | Stay inspired |
| Ideas | Suggest study schedule | Get ideas |
| Goals | Finish homework early | Long-term plan |
| Artifacts | Build study tracker | Custom tool |
Title: Explore All Five Tabs
Goal: Use each tab at least once and write down what you learned.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Build a Personal Productivity System
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
|---|---|
| Goal was set | 20 |
| Artifact was built | 20 |
| Chat was used | 15 |
| Feed was checked | 15 |
| Ideas was reviewed | 15 |
| Report is clear | 15 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Three, you will learn about Connecting Your Apps. You will learn how to connect your email, calendar, Spotify, Instagram, and more to Muse.
To prepare for Module Three:
Get ready for an exciting journey into connecting your apps!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Two of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about the five tabs of Muse.
You learned that the five tabs are Chat, Feed, Ideas, Goals, and Artifacts. You learned what each tab does. You learned when to use Chat vs Goals. You learned when to use Ideas vs Artifacts. You learned how to use the Feed for inspiration. You learned how to set your first goal. You learned how to build your first Artifact. You learned how to combine tabs. You learned how to review tabs daily. You learned how to customize tabs. You learned how to get help from Muse.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Three: Connecting Your Apps. In Module Three, you will learn how to connect your email, calendar, Spotify, Instagram, and more to Muse.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise using each tab. Draw diagrams. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Two
Next: Module Three — Connecting Your Apps
Welcome to Module Three! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. In Module Two, you learned about the five tabs. Now you will learn how to connect your apps to Muse.
Think about your daily life. You use many apps. You check your email. You look at your calendar. You listen to music on Spotify. You scroll through Instagram. You use your banking app. Each app has information that can help Muse help you.
But Muse cannot access your apps unless you connect them. Connecting apps is like giving Muse the keys to different rooms. You decide which doors to open. You decide how much access Muse gets.
When you connect your email, Muse can help you manage messages. When you connect your calendar, Muse can help you schedule events. When you connect Spotify, Muse can create playlists for you. When you connect Instagram, Muse can turn saved recipes into shopping lists.
The more apps you connect, the more Muse can do for you. But you are always in control. You choose what to connect. You choose how much access to give. And you can disconnect anytime you want.
In this module, you will learn how to connect your apps to Muse. You will learn about connectors, permissions, and safety. You will learn how to start small and add more connections as you get comfortable.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Lagos, Nigeria, there lived a girl named Ngozi. Ngozi had just set up her Muse. She had learned about the five tabs. But she felt like Muse was not doing much for her.
"Muse, why can't you help me with my emails?" Ngozi asked.
"I cannot access your email," Muse replied. "You need to connect your email first."
"Why can't you remind me about my calendar events?" Ngozi asked.
"I cannot access your calendar," Muse said. "You need to connect your calendar first."
Ngozi was confused. "How do I connect my apps?"
Her older brother, Emeka, was visiting from Abuja. He saw Ngozi looking frustrated. "What is the problem?" he asked.
"Muse cannot help me because I have not connected my apps," Ngozi said. "But I do not know how."
Emeka smiled. "Think of Muse like a new house. The house is empty. You need to bring in your things. Connecting apps is like moving your things into the house."
"But how do I do it?" Ngozi asked.
"Open the Muse app," Emeka said. "Go to settings. Look for 'Connections' or 'Connectors.' There you will see a list of apps you can connect."
Ngozi opened the app. She found the connectors. She connected her email. She connected her calendar. She connected Instagram. She connected Spotify.
"Now what?" she asked.
"Now ask Muse to do something," Emeka said.
Ngozi asked Muse to summarize her emails. Muse did it. She asked Muse to check her calendar for the week. Muse did it. She asked Muse to turn a saved recipe on Instagram into a shopping list. Muse did it.
"This is amazing!" Ngozi said.
Emeka smiled. "Remember, you control what Muse can access. Start small and add more later."
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn how to connect your apps to Muse. You will learn about permissions and safety. And you will learn how to start small and grow.
Let us begin!
Connectors are the links between Muse and your apps. They let Muse access information and take action in those apps.
Connectors make Muse more powerful. Without connectors, Muse can only do simple tasks. With connectors, Muse can manage your email, calendar, music, and more.
Think of connectors like doors in a house. Each door leads to a different room. You choose which doors to open. Muse can only enter the rooms you open.
When you connect your email, Muse can read and send messages for you.
When you connect your school calendar, Muse can remind you about assignments.
When you connect your music app, Muse can create playlists for you.
When you connect your shopping app, Muse can help you order groceries from a Lagos market.
Connectors
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|Email| |Cal | |Music| |Insta|
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Each connector is a door.
Connectors are the links between Muse and your apps. They let Muse access information and take action.
Connections matter because they give Muse the context it needs to help you.
Without connections, Muse does not know your schedule, your messages, or your preferences. It cannot help you as well.
Think of a friend. If your friend knows your schedule, they can help you plan. If they know your favourite foods, they can suggest restaurants. Muse works the same way.
When you connect your calendar, Muse can find a free night for dinner.
When you connect your school email, Muse can remind you about deadlines.
When you connect your shopping list, Muse can order groceries.
When you connect your bank app, Muse can track your spending.
Why Connections Matter Without Connection: Muse: "I do not know your schedule." With Connection: Muse: "I see you are free on Friday. Would you like me to book a table?"
Connections matter because they give Muse the context it needs to help you better.
Connecting your email lets Muse read, organize, and send messages for you.
Email is a big part of daily life. With email connected, Muse can help you stay on top of messages. It can draft replies. It can flag important emails. It can clean your inbox.
Think of your email like a mailbox. Muse can help you sort the mail. It can tell you which letters are important. It can even write replies for you.
Muse scans your inbox and flags a message from your boss.
Muse reminds you about an email from your teacher.
Muse drafts a reply to a family member.
Muse helps you reply to a business email from a client in Abuja.
Connecting Email
Settings --> Connections --> Email
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Choose your email provider
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Log in and give permission
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Muse can now help with email
Connecting your email lets Muse read, organize, and send messages for you.
Connecting your calendar lets Muse see your schedule and help you manage your time.
Your calendar holds your plans. With calendar connected, Muse can find free time. It can add events. It can remind you about meetings.
Think of your calendar like a diary. Muse can help you fill it. It can tell you what is coming up. It can find empty spaces for new plans.
Muse checks your calendar and suggests a free night for dinner.
Muse reminds you about an exam next week.
Muse adds a family event to your calendar.
Muse reminds you about a wedding in Ibadan.
Connecting Calendar
Settings --> Connections --> Calendar
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Choose your calendar
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Log in and give permission
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Muse can now help with schedule
Connecting your calendar lets Muse see your schedule and help you manage your time.
Connecting Meta apps means linking Instagram, Facebook, and other Meta services to Muse.
Meta apps hold a lot of your life. Your photos. Your messages. Your saved posts. Connecting them lets Muse use this information to help you.
Think of Instagram like a photo album. Muse can look through it. It can turn a saved recipe into a shopping list. It can remember your friends' dietary restrictions.
Muse turns a recipe reel you saved on Instagram into a grocery list.
Muse helps you organize your study group on Messenger.
Muse suggests a menu for a family dinner.
Muse remembers your aunt's favourite food before a family gathering.
Connecting Meta Apps
Settings --> Connections --> Instagram
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Log in and give permission
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Muse can use your saved posts
Connecting Meta apps means linking Instagram and Facebook to Muse. It lets Muse use your saved posts to help you.
Connecting other apps means linking music, shopping, health, and finance apps to Muse.
These apps hold important parts of your life. Your music. Your spending. Your fitness. Connecting them lets Muse help in more ways.
Think of your phone. It has many apps. Each one does something different. Muse can connect to them all and help you manage them.
| App Type | What Muse Can Do |
|---|---|
| Music (Spotify) | Create playlists, suggest music |
| Shopping | Order groceries, find deals |
| Health & Fitness | Track workouts, suggest meals |
| Finance | Track spending, find subscriptions |
Muse tracks your spending and finds subscriptions you forgot about.
Muse creates a study playlist on Spotify.
Muse adds ingredients to your grocery cart.
Muse helps you save money by finding unused subscriptions.
Connecting Other Apps
Settings --> Connections
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|Music| |Shop | |Health| |Bank |
+-----+ +-----+ +-----+ +-----+
Connecting other apps means linking music, shopping, health, and finance apps to Muse.
Permissions control what Muse can do with each connected app.
You should never give Muse more access than you want. Permissions let you stay in control. You decide if Muse can just read, or if it can also act.
Think of your room. You can let a friend look at your books. But you might not let them take them home. Permissions work the same way.
| Permission | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Read-only | Muse can see, but not change. |
| Full access | Muse can see and change. |
| Ask first | Muse asks before acting. |
| Act freely | Muse acts without asking. |
You give Muse read-only access to your email. It can see messages but cannot send without asking.
You let Muse read your calendar but not add events.
You let Muse see your shopping list but not buy.
You let Muse see your bank balance but not move money.
Permissions
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| Email |
| [ ] Read only |
| [ ] Full access |
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Muse follows your choice.
Permissions control what Muse can do with each connected app. You decide the level of access.
Read-only means Muse can see but not change. Full access means Muse can see and change.
Starting with read-only is safer. You can see how Muse uses your data. If you are comfortable, you can give more access later.
Think of a library. Read-only is like reading a book in the library. Full access is like taking the book home and writing in it.
| Aspect | Read-Only | Full Access |
|---|---|---|
| Can see? | Yes | Yes |
| Can change? | No | Yes |
| Can send? | No | Yes (with approval) |
| Safety | Safer | Less safe |
Read-only email access lets Muse summarize messages. Full access lets Muse send replies.
Read-only calendar lets Muse see your schedule. Full access lets Muse add events.
Read-only shopping lets Muse see your list. Full access lets Muse buy items.
Read-only banking lets Muse see your balance. Full access lets Muse pay bills.
Read-Only vs Full Access Read-Only: Muse --> See --> Report Full Access: Muse --> See --> Change --> Act
Read-only means Muse can see but not change. Full access means Muse can see and change.
Starting small means connecting only one or two apps at first.
Starting small helps you learn how Muse works. You can see how it uses your data. You can build trust before giving more access.
Think of learning to swim. You start in the shallow end. You do not jump into the deep end. Starting small with Muse is like that.
You connect your calendar first. After a week, you connect your email.
You connect your school email first. Later, you connect your study apps.
You connect your shopping list first. Later, you connect your bank.
You connect your music app first. Later, you connect your business email.
Starting Small
Week 1: Connect Calendar
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Week 2: Connect Email
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Week 3: Connect Instagram
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Week 4: Connect Music
Starting small means connecting only one or two apps at first. It helps you learn how Muse works.
Changing permissions means adjusting what Muse can do with an app.
Your needs change. You might want Muse to do more. Or you might want it to do less. Changing permissions lets you stay in control.
Think of a light dimmer. You can make the light brighter or dimmer. You can adjust Muse's access the same way.
You change email access from read-only to full access so Muse can send replies.
You change calendar access to let Muse add study sessions.
You change shopping access to let Muse order groceries.
You change banking access to let Muse pay bills.
Changing Permissions
Settings --> Connections --> Email
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[ ] Read only
[ ] Full access
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Tap to change
Changing permissions means adjusting what Muse can do with an app. It lets you stay in control.
Disconnecting means removing Muse's access to an app.
Sometimes you do not want Muse to have access anymore. Disconnecting lets you take back control. You can always reconnect later.
Think of closing a door. You can open it later if you want. Disconnecting is like closing the door.
You disconnect your bank app when you are not using Muse for finance tasks.
You disconnect your social media during exam week.
You disconnect your shopping app when you want to save money.
You disconnect your business email during holidays.
Disconnecting Apps
Settings --> Connections --> Email
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[Disconnect]
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Muse no longer has access.
Disconnecting means removing Muse's access to an app. You can always reconnect later.
Safety and privacy mean protecting your data when you connect apps.
Connecting apps gives Muse access to your information. You need to make sure that information is safe. Muse has protections to help.
Think of your house. You lock the doors. You do not give keys to everyone. Muse helps keep your data safe.
Muse asks for your approval before sending an email.
Muse does not share your school data.
Muse keeps your shopping list private.
Muse does not share your bank details.
Safety and Privacy
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| Muse Secure VM |
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| Sentinel |
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| You approve |
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Safety and privacy mean protecting your data when you connect apps. Muse has features to help.
The audit trail shows everything Muse has done with your connected apps.
The audit trail keeps you informed. You can see what Muse did. You can catch mistakes. You can stay in control.
Think of a diary. It records what you did each day. The audit trail is like a diary for Muse.
You check the audit trail and see that Muse sent an email.
You check the audit trail to see if Muse added a study session.
You check the audit trail to see if Muse ordered groceries.
You check the audit trail to see if Muse paid a bill.
Audit Trail +-------------------+ | Today | | Action: Sent | | email | | App: Gmail | | Status: Approved| +-------------------+
The audit trail shows everything Muse has done with your connected apps.
Practical tips are simple advice that helps you connect apps safely.
Following good tips helps you avoid problems. You can connect apps without worry.
Think of learning to ride a bicycle. You follow safety tips. You wear a helmet. You practice in a safe place. Connecting apps has tips too.
You review your connections every month and disconnect apps you no longer use.
You disconnect social media during exams.
You keep read-only access for banking.
You disconnect shopping apps when you want to save money.
Practical Tips 1. Start small 2. Read-only first 3. Check audit trail 4. Disconnect unused 5. Review monthly
Practical tips are simple advice that helps you connect apps safely.
Reviewing your connections means checking which apps Muse can access and how much access it has.
Regular reviews help you stay in control. You can catch apps you forgot about. You can change permissions. You can disconnect what you do not need.
Think of cleaning your room. You look at everything you have. You decide what to keep and what to give away. Reviewing connections is like that.
You review connections and disconnect an old shopping app.
You review connections and change calendar access.
You review connections and keep only the apps you use.
You review connections and disconnect apps you do not need.
Reviewing Connections
Settings --> Connections
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|Email| |Cal | |Music|
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Keep? Change? Disconnect?
Reviewing your connections means checking which apps Muse can access and how much access it has.
| Word | Simple Definition |
|---|---|
| Connector | A link between Muse and an app. |
| Connection | Access Muse has to an app. |
| Permission | What Muse can do with an app. |
| Read-Only | Muse can see but not change. |
| Full Access | Muse can see and change. |
| Disconnect | Remove Muse's access to an app. |
| Audit Trail | A record of what Muse has done. |
| Sentinel | A security agent that checks Muse's actions. |
| App | What Muse Can Do |
|---|---|
| Summarize inbox, draft replies, send messages | |
| Calendar | Check schedule, find free time, add events |
| Turn saved recipes into shopping lists | |
| Spotify | Create playlists, suggest music |
| Banking | Track spending, find subscriptions |
| App | Nigerian Example |
|---|---|
| Muse helps reply to business emails | |
| Calendar | Muse reminds you about a wedding in Ibadan |
| Muse turns a saved recipe into a shopping list | |
| Music | Muse creates a playlist for a Lagos party |
| Shopping | Muse helps order groceries from a market |
| App | Everyday Example |
|---|---|
| Muse flags an important message from your boss | |
| Calendar | Muse adds a dentist appointment |
| Muse remembers your friend's birthday | |
| Music | Muse creates a workout playlist |
| Shopping | Muse adds milk and bread to your list |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
|---|---|---|
| Connecting too many apps at once | You lose track of what Muse can access. | Start with one or two. |
| Giving full access first | Muse can do more than you want. | Start with read-only. |
| Not checking the audit trail | You miss mistakes. | Check it regularly. |
| Forgetting to disconnect | Muse keeps access you do not need. | Review connections monthly. |
| Ignoring permissions | Muse might do things you do not want. | Set permissions carefully. |
| Connecting untrusted apps | Your data might be unsafe. | Only connect apps you trust. |
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|Email| |Cal | |Insta| |Music|
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|Shop | |Bank | |Health| |Other|
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| Permission | Muse Can See | Muse Can Change | Safety |
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| Read-Only | Yes | No | High |
| Full Access | Yes | Yes | Medium |
| Ask First | Yes | Yes (with approval) | High |
| Act Freely | Yes | Yes | Low |
Week 1: Connect Calendar
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Week 3: Connect Instagram
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Week 5: Review and adjust
Connectors are the links between Muse and your apps.
Connections matter because they give Muse the context it needs to help you.
Connecting your email lets Muse read, organize, and send messages for you.
Connecting your calendar lets Muse see your schedule and help you manage your time.
Connecting Meta apps means linking Instagram and Facebook to Muse.
Connecting other apps means linking music, shopping, health, and finance apps to Muse.
Permissions control what Muse can do with each connected app.
Read-only means Muse can see but not change. Full access means Muse can see and change.
Starting small means connecting only one or two apps at first.
Changing permissions means adjusting what Muse can do with an app.
Disconnecting means removing Muse's access to an app.
Safety and privacy mean protecting your data when you connect apps.
The audit trail shows everything Muse has done with your connected apps.
Practical tips are simple advice that helps you connect apps safely.
Reviewing your connections means checking which apps Muse can access and how much access it has.
In this module, you learned how to connect your apps to Muse.
You learned what connectors are and why connections matter. You learned how to connect your email, calendar, Meta apps, music, shopping, and health apps. You learned about permissions, read-only vs full access, starting small, changing permissions, disconnecting apps, safety and privacy, the audit trail, practical tips, and reviewing your connections.
Most importantly, you learned that you are always in control. You choose what to connect. You choose how much access to give. And you can disconnect anytime.
In the next module, you will learn about Task Automation Basics. You will learn how to tell Muse what you want done and how it takes action.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken another big step in your journey to personal productivity. Well done!
Match the app on the left with what Muse can do on the right.
| App | What Muse Can Do |
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| 1. Email | A. Track spending |
| 2. Calendar | B. Summarize inbox |
| 3. Instagram | C. Find free time |
| 4. Banking | D. Turn recipes into lists |
| 5. Music | E. Create playlists |
Answers: 1-B, 2-C, 3-D, 4-A, 5-E
Title: Plan Your Connections
Instructions:
Example:
Apps to Connect: 1. Email - Read-only 2. Calendar - Full access 3. Instagram - Read-only 4. Music - Full access 5. Banking - Read-only Why: Start with read-only for safety.
Title: My Connection Plan
Instructions:
Example:
| App | Permission | Why |
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| Read-only | Just want summaries | |
| Calendar | Full access | Want reminders added |
| Music | Full access | Want playlists created |
Title: Connect One App
Goal: Connect one app to Muse and test it.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Connect and Review
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
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| Two apps connected | 30 |
| Permissions set correctly | 20 |
| Muse used with apps | 20 |
| Audit trail checked | 15 |
| Report is clear | 15 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Four, you will learn about Task Automation Basics. You will learn how to tell Muse what you want done and how it takes action.
To prepare for Module Four:
Get ready for an exciting journey into task automation!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Three of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about connecting your apps.
You learned what connectors are and why connections matter. You learned how to connect your email, calendar, Meta apps, music, shopping, and health apps. You learned about permissions, read-only vs full access, starting small, changing permissions, disconnecting apps, safety and privacy, the audit trail, practical tips, and reviewing your connections.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Four: Task Automation Basics. In Module Four, you will learn how to tell Muse what you want done and how it takes action.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise connecting apps. Review permissions. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Three
Next: Module Four — Task Automation Basics
Welcome to Module Four! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. In Module Two, you learned about the five tabs. In Module Three, you learned how to connect your apps. Now you will learn how to give Muse tasks.
A task is something you want done. It could be simple, like "Remind me to call my mother." Or it could be complex, like "Find a restaurant for my birthday dinner and book a table." Muse can do both.
The best part is that you do not need to learn a special language. You just talk to Muse like you would talk to a friend. You tell it what you want. Muse figures out the steps and does the work.
Think of Muse like a helpful assistant. You say, "Please book a doctor's appointment for me." The assistant calls the doctor, finds a time, and books it. Muse does the same thing digitally.
In this module, you will learn how to write good tasks for Muse. You will learn about clear instructions. You will learn about multi-step tasks. You will learn what happens when Muse needs your approval. And you will learn how to give feedback when Muse does not get it right.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Abuja, Nigeria, there lived a boy named Emeka. Emeka wanted to plan a surprise birthday party for his mother. But he did not know where to start.
He needed to find a restaurant. He needed to check if his family was free on Saturday. He needed to send invitations. He needed to order a cake. It was too much for one person.
"Muse, can you help me plan a birthday party for my mother?" Emeka asked.
"Of course," Muse said. "Tell me more. When is the party? How many people? What kind of food does your mother like?"
Emeka thought for a moment. "The party is on Saturday. There will be ten people. My mother loves jollof rice and grilled fish."
"Okay," Muse said. "Here is my plan. First, I will check your family's calendar for Saturday. Second, I will find three restaurants that serve jollof rice and grilled fish. Third, I will book the one you choose. Fourth, I will send invitations to your family. Fifth, I will order a cake. Do you want me to start?"
"Yes, please!" Emeka said.
Muse checked the calendar. Everyone was free on Saturday. Muse found three restaurants. Emeka chose one. Muse booked a table for ten. Muse sent invitations to the family. Muse ordered a cake.
On Saturday, the party was a big success. Emeka's mother was surprised and happy.
"How did you do all this?" she asked.
Emeka smiled. "Muse helped me. I just told it what I wanted, and it did the rest."
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn how to give Muse tasks. You will learn how to write clear instructions. And you will learn how Muse turns your goals into actions.
Let us begin!
A task is something you want done. It is a job for Muse to complete.
Tasks are how you use Muse. Without tasks, Muse does nothing. With tasks, Muse becomes your helper.
Think of a task like homework. Your teacher gives you homework. You complete it. Muse works the same way. You give it a task. It completes it.
You ask Muse to remind you about a meeting. That is a task.
You ask Muse to help you study for a test. That is a task.
You ask Muse to add milk to your shopping list. That is a task.
You ask Muse to remind you to buy fuel. That is a task.
Task
You: "Muse, remind me to
call my mother at 6pm."
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Muse: "Okay, task received."
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Muse completes the task.
A task is something you want done. It is a job for Muse to complete.
A simple task is one step. A complex task has many steps.
Knowing the difference helps you give Muse the right instructions. Simple tasks are quick. Complex tasks need more detail.
Think of making tea. Boiling water is simple. Making a full English breakfast is complex. Both are tasks, but one has more steps.
| Aspect | Simple Task | Complex Task |
|---|---|---|
| Steps | One | Many |
| Example | "Remind me to call mum" | "Plan a birthday party" |
| Time | Quick | Takes longer |
| Detail needed | Little | Lots |
Simple: "What is the weather?" Complex: "Find a restaurant, check my calendar, and book a table."
Simple: "Remind me about homework." Complex: "Create a study schedule for the week."
Simple: "Add milk to list." Complex: "Plan meals for the week."
Simple: "Remind me to buy fuel." Complex: "Plan a trip to Abuja."
Simple vs Complex Simple: Task --> Done Complex: Task --> Step 1 --> Step 2 --> Step 3 --> Done
A simple task is one step. A complex task has many steps.
Clear instructions tell Muse exactly what you want. They leave no room for confusion.
Clear instructions help Muse do the right thing. Vague instructions lead to mistakes. Clear instructions lead to success.
Think of giving directions. If you say "Go somewhere," your friend gets lost. If you say "Go to the market on Broad Street," your friend finds it. Muse works the same way.
Clear: "Book a table for four at a restaurant in Lagos on Friday at 7pm."
Clear: "Remind me to study math at 5pm today."
Clear: "Add two cartons of milk to my shopping list."
Clear: "Remind me to buy fuel at the filling station tomorrow morning."
Clear Instructions Vague: "Muse, book something." Clear: "Muse, book a table for four at a restaurant in Lagos on Friday at 7pm."
Clear instructions tell Muse exactly what you want. They leave no room for confusion.
Context is the background information Muse needs to understand your task.
Context helps Muse make better decisions. If Muse knows your preferences, it can choose better options.
Think of telling a story. If you start in the middle, your friend gets confused. If you give the background, they understand. Muse needs context too.
You tell Muse: "My mother loves jollof rice. Find a restaurant that serves it."
You tell Muse: "I have a math test on Friday. Help me study."
You tell Muse: "We are having guests on Sunday. Plan a meal."
You tell Muse: "My aunt is visiting from Lagos. She likes peppered snails."
Giving Context
You: "Muse, find a
restaurant. My mother
loves jollof rice.
We are ten people.
Saturday evening."
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Muse finds the right restaurant.
Context is the background information Muse needs to understand your task.
Breaking down tasks means splitting a big job into small steps.
Big tasks are hard. Small steps are easy. Muse breaks big tasks into small steps to get them done.
Think of building a LEGO house. You do not build it all at once. You build the walls, then the roof, then the door. Muse breaks tasks the same way.
You ask Muse to plan a party. Muse breaks it into: find restaurant, check calendar, book table, send invitations, order cake.
You ask Muse to study for a test. Muse breaks it into: find notes, create schedule, set reminders.
You ask Muse to plan meals. Muse breaks it into: choose recipes, make shopping list, order groceries.
You ask Muse to plan a trip to Abuja. Muse breaks it into: book bus ticket, find hotel, plan route.
Breaking Down Tasks
Big Task: Plan a party
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Breaking down tasks means splitting a big job into small steps. Muse does this automatically.
A multi-step task is a task with many steps. Muse works on it in the background.
Multi-step tasks are powerful. You give one instruction. Muse does many things. You save time.
Think of a washing machine. You press one button. It fills, washes, rinses, and spins. Muse works the same way with tasks.
You tell Muse: "Plan my mother's birthday." Muse does all the steps.
You tell Muse: "Help me study for my exam." Muse creates a schedule and reminders.
You tell Muse: "Plan meals for the week." Muse creates a menu and shopping list.
You tell Muse: "Plan my trip to Lagos." Muse books tickets and finds hotels.
Multi-Step Task
You: "Plan my mother's
birthday party."
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Muse works in "Do you want me to send this email to your boss?"
School Example
Muse asks: "Do you want me to add this event to your calendar?"
Home Example
Muse asks: "Do you want me to buy these items?"
Nigerian Example
Muse asks: "Do you want me to send this message to your client in Lagos?"
Illustration
Approval
Muse: "I have drafted an
email. Should I send it?"
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Muse sends the email.
Mini Summary
Approval means Muse asks for your permission before doing something.
Lesson 8: Giving Feedback to Muse
Definition
Feedback means telling Muse what it did well or what it did wrong.
Why It Is Important
Feedback helps Muse improve. If Muse makes a mistake, you can correct it. If Muse does well, you can praise it.
Simple Explanation
Think of a teacher marking your work. They tell you what is good and what needs improvement. You give Muse feedback the same way.
How to Give Feedback
You say: "Muse, you booked the wrong restaurant. Please cancel and book the other one."
You say: "Muse, the study schedule is too long. Please make it shorter."
You say: "Muse, you forgot the milk. Please add it to the list."
You say: "Muse, you sent the message to the wrong person. Please resend to Auntie Ngozi."
Giving Feedback
You: "Muse, this is wrong.
Please try again."
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Muse: "I understand.
Trying again now."
Feedback means telling Muse what it did well or what it did wrong. It helps Muse improve.
Reviewing means checking what Muse has done.
Muse can make mistakes. Reviewing helps you catch them. You can fix problems before they cause trouble.
Think of checking your homework before you submit it. Reviewing Muse's work is the same.
You check that Muse booked the right restaurant.
You check that Muse added the right study sessions.
You check that Muse added the right items to your list.
You check that Muse sent the message to the right person.
Reviewing Muse's Work
Muse: "Task completed."
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You check the audit trail.
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You verify the result.
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You give feedback if needed.
Reviewing means checking what Muse has done. It helps you catch mistakes.
Everyday tasks are simple things you can ask Muse to do each day.
Everyday tasks save time. You can focus on important things while Muse handles the small stuff.
Think of your daily routine. You do many small things. Muse can help with some of them.
| Task | Example |
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| Reminders | "Remind me to call mum at 6pm." |
| Shopping | "Add milk and bread to my list." |
| "Summarize my inbox." | |
| Calendar | "What is on my schedule today?" |
| Research | "Find a recipe for jollof rice." |
You ask Muse to remind you about a meeting.
You ask Muse to remind you about homework.
You ask Muse to add items to your shopping list.
You ask Muse to remind you to buy fuel.
Everyday Tasks Morning: - Check calendar - Summarize email Afternoon: - Add to shopping list - Set reminder Evening: - Review goals - Plan tomorrow
Everyday tasks are simple things you can ask Muse to do each day.
School tasks are things Muse can do to help you with your studies.
School can be busy. Muse can help you stay organized and focused.
Think of your school day. You have classes, homework, and tests. Muse can help with all of them.
You ask Muse to create a study plan for your exams.
You ask Muse to remind you about homework deadlines.
You ask Muse to help you practice math problems.
You ask Muse to help you study for your JAMB exam.
School Tasks Study Schedule +-------------------+ | Mon: Math 1hr | | Tue: English 1hr | | Wed: Science 1hr | | Thu: Math 1hr | | Fri: Review | +-------------------+
School tasks are things Muse can do to help you with your studies.
Home tasks are things Muse can do to help around the house.
Home life is busy. Muse can help you stay on top of chores and planning.
Think of all the things you do at home. Cooking. Cleaning. Shopping. Muse can help.
You ask Muse to plan meals for the family.
You ask Muse to remind you about chores.
You ask Muse to add detergent to the shopping list.
You ask Muse to remind you to buy gas for cooking.
Home Tasks Meal Plan +-------------------+ | Mon: Rice & Stew | | Tue: Beans & Yam | | Wed: Jollof Rice | | Thu: Eba & Egusi | | Fri: Fried Rice | +-------------------+
Home tasks are things Muse can do to help around the house.
Work tasks are things Muse can do to help with your job or business.
Work can be demanding. Muse can help you manage your time and tasks.
Think of your work day. Meetings. Emails. Projects. Muse can help with all of them.
You ask Muse to remind you about a deadline.
You ask Muse to organize your group project.
You ask Muse to manage your small business tasks.
You ask Muse to help you track payments from customers.
Work Tasks Today's To-Do +-------------------+ | [ ] Send emails | | [ ] Check report | | [ ] Call client | | [ ] Update budget | +-------------------+
Work tasks are things Muse can do to help with your job or business.
Common task mistakes are errors people make when giving Muse tasks.
Knowing these mistakes helps you avoid them. You can give better tasks and get better results.
Think of learning to cook. You make mistakes at first. Then you learn. Giving tasks to Muse is the same.
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
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| Being too vague | Muse does not know what to do. | Be specific. |
| Not giving context | Muse makes wrong choices. | Give background info. |
| Asking too many things at once | Muse gets confused. | Break it into steps. |
| Not reviewing Muse's work | Mistakes go unnoticed. | Check the audit trail. |
| Not giving feedback | Muse keeps making the same mistake. | Correct Muse. |
You say "Book something" instead of "Book a table for four."
You say "Help me study" instead of "Create a study schedule for math."
You say "Buy food" instead of "Buy rice, beans, and tomatoes."
You say "Remind me" instead of "Remind me to buy fuel at 5pm."
Common Mistakes Vague: "Muse, book something." Better: "Muse, book a table for four at a restaurant in Lagos on Friday."
Common task mistakes are errors people make when giving Muse tasks. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
Best practices are good habits for giving Muse tasks.
Good habits lead to better results. You get more done with less effort.
Think of brushing your teeth. It is a good habit. Best practices for tasks are good habits too.
You give Muse clear instructions and review the results.
You ask Muse to create a study plan and check it.
You ask Muse to plan meals and review the menu.
You ask Muse to book a trip and confirm the details.
Best Practices 1. Be clear 2. Give context 3. Start simple 4. Review work 5. Give feedback 6. Have fun
Best practices are good habits for giving Muse tasks. They lead to better results.
| Word | Simple Definition |
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| Task | Something you want done. |
| Simple Task | A task with one step. |
| Complex Task | A task with many steps. |
| Clear Instructions | Telling Muse exactly what you want. |
| Context | Background information. |
| Multi-Step Task | A task with many steps. |
| Approval | Asking for permission. |
| Feedback | Telling Muse what was right or wrong. |
| Reviewing | Checking what Muse has done. |
| Best Practices | Good habits. |
| Task | Nigerian Example |
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| Simple Task | "Remind me to buy fuel." |
| Complex Task | "Plan my trip to Abuja." |
| Clear Instructions | "Book a bus ticket for Friday morning." |
| Context | "My aunt likes peppered snails." |
| Multi-Step Task | "Find a hotel and book for two nights." |
| Approval | "Should I send this message to your client?" |
| Feedback | "You sent it to the wrong person." |
| Reviewing | Checking the audit trail. |
| Task | Everyday Example |
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| Simple Task | "Add milk to my list." |
| Complex Task | "Plan meals for the week." |
| Clear Instructions | "Add two cartons of milk." |
| Context | "We are having guests on Sunday." |
| Multi-Step Task | "Create a menu and shopping list." |
| Approval | "Should I order these groceries?" |
| Feedback | "You forgot the bread." |
| Reviewing | Checking the shopping list. |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
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| Being too vague | Muse does not know what to do. | Be specific. |
| Not giving context | Muse makes wrong choices. | Give background info. |
| Asking too many things at once | Muse gets confused. | Break it into steps. |
| Not reviewing Muse's work | Mistakes go unnoticed. | Check the audit trail. |
| Not giving feedback | Muse keeps making the same mistake. | Correct Muse. |
| Not using approval | Muse might do something you do not want. | Set approval for important actions. |
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| Aspect | Simple Task | Complex Task |
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| Example | "Remind me to call mum" | "Plan a birthday party" |
| Time | Quick | Takes longer |
| Detail needed | Little | Lots |
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A task is something you want done. It is a job for Muse to complete.
A simple task is one step. A complex task has many steps.
Clear instructions tell Muse exactly what you want. They leave no room for confusion.
Context is the background information Muse needs to understand your task.
Breaking down tasks means splitting a big job into small steps.
A multi-step task is a task with many steps. Muse works on it in the background.
Approval means Muse asks for your permission before doing something.
Feedback means telling Muse what it did well or what it did wrong.
Reviewing means checking what Muse has done.
Everyday tasks are simple things you can ask Muse to do each day.
School tasks are things Muse can do to help you with your studies.
Home tasks are things Muse can do to help around the house.
Work tasks are things Muse can do to help with your job or business.
Common task mistakes are errors people make when giving Muse tasks.
Best practices are good habits for giving Muse tasks.
In this module, you learned about task automation basics.
You learned what a task is. You learned the difference between simple and complex tasks. You learned how to write clear instructions. You learned about giving context. You learned how Muse breaks down tasks. You learned about multi-step tasks. You learned when Muse asks for approval. You learned how to give feedback. You learned how to review Muse's work. You learned task examples for everyday life, school, home, and work. You learned about common mistakes. You learned best practices.
Most importantly, you learned that giving tasks to Muse is easy. You just tell it what you want, and it does the work.
In the next module, you will learn about Shopping, Booking & Research. You will learn how to use Muse to find products, book appointments, and research topics.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken another big step in your journey to personal productivity. Well done!
Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
| Term | Definition |
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| 1. Task | A. Background information |
| 2. Simple Task | B. Something you want done |
| 3. Complex Task | C. Asking for permission |
| 4. Context | D. A task with one step |
| 5. Approval | E. A task with many steps |
| 6. Feedback | F. Checking what Muse did |
| 7. Reviewing | G. Telling Muse what was right or wrong |
Answers: 1-B, 2-D, 3-E, 4-A, 5-C, 6-G, 7-F
Title: Plan a Task for Muse
Instructions:
Example:
Task: Plan a school event Steps: 1. Find a venue 2. Check the calendar 3. Book the venue 4. Send invitations 5. Order refreshments Instructions for Muse: "Find a venue for 50 people on Saturday. Check the calendar. Book the best option. Send invitations to the class. Order snacks and drinks."
Title: My Task List
Instructions:
Example:
| Task | Instructions | Type |
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| Remind me to study | "Remind me to study math at 5pm." | Simple |
| Plan my week | "Create a study schedule for the week." | Complex |
| Add to list | "Add milk and bread to my shopping list." | Simple |
Title: Give Muse Three Tasks
Goal: Give Muse three tasks and review the results.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Complete a Multi-Step Task
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
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| Task was completed | 30 |
| Instructions were clear | 20 |
| Approval was used | 15 |
| Results were reviewed | 15 |
| Report is clear | 20 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Five, you will learn about Shopping, Booking & Research. You will learn how to use Muse to find products, book appointments, and research topics.
To prepare for Module Five:
Get ready for an exciting journey into shopping, booking, and research!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Four of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about task automation basics.
You learned what a task is. You learned the difference between simple and complex tasks. You learned how to write clear instructions. You learned about giving context. You learned how Muse breaks down tasks. You learned about multi-step tasks. You learned when Muse asks for approval. You learned how to give feedback. You learned how to review Muse's work. You learned task examples for everyday life, school, home, and work. You learned about common mistakes. You learned best practices.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Five: Shopping, Booking & Research. In Module Five, you will learn how to use Muse to find products, book appointments, and research topics.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise giving tasks. Review results. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Four
Next: Module Five — Shopping, Booking & Research
Welcome to Module Five! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. In Module Two, you learned about the five tabs. In Module Three, you learned how to connect your apps. In Module Four, you learned how to give Muse tasks. Now you will learn how to use Muse for shopping, booking, and research.
These are three of the most useful things Muse can do. Shopping means finding and buying things. Booking means reserving places or times. Research means finding information and understanding it.
Think about how much time you spend on these activities. You search for a product. You compare prices. You call a restaurant. You look up information. Muse can do all of this for you.
Muse can find a green puffer jacket at the lowest price. It can book a table at a restaurant. It can research the best laptops under $800 and summarize the results. It can even apply discount codes automatically.
In this module, you will learn how to use Muse for shopping, booking, and research. You will learn about approval before purchases. You will learn about purchase protections. And you will learn how to get the best results.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Ibadan, Nigeria, there lived a boy named Chidi. Chidi's best friend, Tunde, was having a birthday party. Chidi wanted to buy him a special gift.
Chidi knew Tunde loved football. He wanted to buy Tunde a football jersey. But he did not know where to find one. He did not know how much it should cost. He did not have much time.
"Muse, can you help me find a football jersey for my friend?" Chidi asked.
"Of course," Muse said. "What team does your friend support? What size does he wear? What is your budget?"
Chidi thought. "He supports the Super Eagles. He wears a medium. My budget is ₦15,000."
"Okay," Muse said. "I will search for Super Eagles jerseys in size medium under ₦15,000. I will compare prices. I will find the best deal. Do you want me to start?"
"Yes, please!" Chidi said.
Muse searched. It found five jerseys. It compared prices. It found one for ₦12,000. It also found a discount code that saved another ₦1,000. Muse showed Chidi the options.
"This one is the best deal," Muse said. "It costs ₦11,000 after the discount. Should I buy it?"
"Yes!" Chidi said.
Muse bought the jersey. It arrived two days later. Chidi gave it to Tunde at the party. Tunde was very happy.
"How did you find this?" Tunde asked.
Chidi smiled. "Muse helped me. It found the best price and even applied a discount code."
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn how to use Muse for shopping, booking, and research.
Let us begin!
Shopping with Muse means asking Muse to find and buy products for you.
Shopping takes time. You have to search, compare, and buy. Muse can do all of this for you. It saves time and finds better deals.
Think of Muse like a personal shopper. You tell it what you want. It finds it. It compares prices. It buys it for you.
Muse finds a green puffer jacket at the lowest price .
Muse finds school supplies at a good price.
Muse orders groceries from your favourite store.
Muse finds the best price for a bag of rice at a Lagos market.
Shopping with Muse
You: "Find a green
puffer jacket."
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Muse compares prices
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Muse buys it
Shopping with Muse means asking Muse to find and buy products for you. It saves time and finds better deals.
Finding products means searching for items you want to buy.
Finding the right product is the first step in shopping. Muse can search many stores at once.
Think of searching for a book in a library. Muse searches for products in online stores.
You ask Muse to find a laptop under $800. Muse searches and shows you options .
You ask Muse to find a scientific calculator.
You ask Muse to find a new blender.
You ask Muse to find a generator for your home.
Finding Products
You: "Find a laptop
under $800."
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Muse shows options.
Finding products means searching for items you want to buy. Muse can search many stores at once.
Comparing prices means looking at the cost of the same product in different stores.
Prices are different in different stores. Comparing helps you find the best deal. You save money.
Think of buying tomatoes at the market. You check different sellers. You buy from the one with the best price. Muse does this for you.
Muse finds the same jacket for $50, $45, and $40. It shows you the $40 one .
Muse finds the same textbook at different prices.
Muse finds the same blender at different prices.
Muse finds the same bag of rice at different market prices.
Comparing Prices Product: Green Jacket Store A: $50 Store B: $45 Store C: $40 <-- Best Muse shows you Store C.
Comparing prices means looking at the cost of the same product in different stores. It helps you find the best deal.
Discount codes are special codes that reduce the price of a product.
Discount codes save you money. Muse can find them and apply them automatically. You pay less.
Think of a coupon. You give it to the cashier. They reduce the price. Discount codes work the same way online.
Muse finds a 10% off code and applies it to your purchase .
Muse finds a student discount for school supplies.
Muse finds a discount on groceries.
Muse finds a discount code for a Nigerian online store.
Using Discount Codes
Product: $40
Discount code: 10% off
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New price: $36
Muse applies the code automatically.
Discount codes are special codes that reduce the price of a product. Muse can find them and apply them automatically.
Approval before purchases means Muse asks for your permission before buying something.
You should always control your money. Muse does not buy anything without your approval. You decide what to buy.
Think of asking your parents before spending money. Muse asks you before buying.
Muse asks: "The jersey costs ₦11,000. Should I buy it?"
Muse asks: "The calculator costs ₦5,000. Should I buy it?"
Muse asks: "The groceries cost ₦20,000. Should I order them?"
Muse asks: "The generator costs ₦150,000. Should I buy it?"
Approval Before Purchase
Muse: "I found the jacket.
It costs $40.
Should I buy it?"
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Muse buys it.
Approval before purchases means Muse asks for your permission before buying something. You are always in control.
Purchase protections keep your money safe when you buy online.
Online shopping can be risky. Items might not arrive. They might be damaged. Purchase protections help you get your money back.
Think of a warranty. If something goes wrong, you are protected. Purchase protections work the same way.
Muse uses Link by Stripe for safe payments. If the item does not arrive, you are protected .
You are protected when buying school supplies online.
You are protected when ordering groceries.
You are protected when buying from an online store in Lagos.
Purchase Protections
You buy an item
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You get your money back
Purchase protections keep your money safe when you buy online.
Booking restaurants means reserving a table at a restaurant.
Restaurants can be busy. Booking a table makes sure you have a place to sit. Muse can book for you.
Think of calling a restaurant to reserve a table. Muse does this for you digitally.
You ask Muse to book a table for four at 7pm on Friday.
You ask Muse to book a table for a study group dinner.
You ask Muse to book a table for a family celebration.
You ask Muse to book a table at a restaurant in Abuja.
Booking a Restaurant
You: "Book a table for
four at 7pm on Friday."
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Muse books the table
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Muse confirms:
"Table booked for four
at 7pm on Friday."
Booking restaurants means reserving a table at a restaurant. Muse can do this for you.
Booking travel means reserving tickets for buses, trains, or flights, and finding places to stay.
Travel planning takes time. Muse can find the best options and book them for you.
Think of planning a trip. You need a ticket and a hotel. Muse can find and book both.
You ask Muse to book a bus ticket to Abuja.
You ask Muse to book travel for a school trip.
You ask Muse to book a hotel for a family holiday.
You ask Muse to book a flight from Lagos to Abuja.
Booking Travel
You: "Book a trip to
Abuja for Friday."
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- Bus tickets
- Hotel options
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Muse books
Booking travel means reserving tickets and finding places to stay. Muse can do this for you.
Research with Muse means asking Muse to find information and explain it to you.
Research takes time. You have to search, read, and understand. Muse can do this for you. It finds the information and summarizes it.
Think of asking a librarian for help. Muse is like a librarian who finds information and explains it.
You ask Muse to research the best laptops under $800. Muse finds information and summarizes it .
You ask Muse to research a topic for a school project.
You ask Muse to research the best washing machine.
You ask Muse to research the best schools in Lagos.
Research with Muse
You: "Research the best
laptops under $800."
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Muse searches
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Muse reads articles
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Muse summarizes:
- Laptop A: $750
- Laptop B: $780
- Laptop C: $799
Research with Muse means asking Muse to find information and explain it to you.
Summarizing means taking a long piece of information and making it short.
Long articles take time to read. Summaries give you the main points quickly. Muse can summarize for you.
Think of telling a friend about a movie. You do not tell every scene. You tell the main parts. Muse does this with information.
Muse summarizes a long article about climate change into five bullet points.
Muse summarizes a chapter for your exam revision.
Muse summarizes a product review before you buy.
Muse summarizes news about the Nigerian economy.
Summarizing
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Short summary:
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Summarizing means taking a long piece of information and making it short. Muse can summarize for you.
Comparing options means looking at different choices and deciding which is best.
There are many choices. Comparing helps you pick the best one. Muse can compare for you.
Think of choosing a movie to watch. You look at different options. You pick the best one. Muse does this with products and information.
Muse compares three laptops and recommends the best one for your needs .
Muse compares study methods and recommends the best one.
Muse compares washing machines and recommends the best one.
Muse compares generators and recommends the best one for your home.
Comparing Options Laptop A: $750, 8GB RAM Laptop B: $780, 16GB RAM Laptop C: $799, 8GB RAM Muse recommends Laptop B (best value).
Comparing options means looking at different choices and deciding which is best. Muse can compare for you.
Getting the best results means giving Muse clear instructions so it can help you well.
Clear instructions lead to better results. Vague instructions lead to poor results.
Think of ordering food. If you say "Bring me food," you might get something you do not like. If you say "Bring me jollof rice with chicken," you get what you want. Muse works the same way.
You tell Muse: "Find a green puffer jacket, size medium, under $50."
You tell Muse: "Find a math video for Grade 8 students."
You tell Muse: "Find a blender under ₦30,000 with good reviews."
You tell Muse: "Find a generator under ₦150,000 that uses little fuel."
Getting Best Results Vague: "Find me a jacket." Clear: "Find a green puffer jacket, size medium, under $50."
Getting the best results means giving Muse clear instructions so it can help you well.
Safety when shopping online means protecting yourself and your money when buying online.
Online shopping can be risky. Some sellers are not honest. Some websites are not safe. Safety helps you avoid problems.
Think of crossing a road. You look both ways. You are careful. Online shopping needs care too.
Muse uses Link by Stripe for safe payments. You are protected .
You buy school supplies from a trusted store.
You check reviews before buying a blender.
You buy from a trusted Nigerian online store.
Safety Online
Before buying:
- Check the website
- Read reviews
- Use protection
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Safety when shopping online means protecting yourself and your money when buying online.
Reviewing your purchases and bookings means checking that everything went as planned.
Muse can make mistakes. Reviewing helps you catch them. You can fix problems before they cause trouble.
Think of checking your receipt after shopping. Reviewing purchases is like that.
You check that Muse bought the right jacket.
You check that Muse booked the right study room.
You check that Muse ordered the right groceries.
You check that Muse booked the right bus ticket to Abuja.
Reviewing Purchases
Muse: "Purchase complete."
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You check audit trail
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You confirm details
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You give feedback if needed
Reviewing your purchases and bookings means checking that everything went as planned.
Practical examples are real ways Nigerian users can use Muse for shopping, booking, and research.
Seeing real examples helps you understand how Muse works in your daily life.
Think of learning to cook. You watch someone cook a Nigerian dish. You learn. These examples work the same way.
| Task | Nigerian Example |
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| Shopping | Find the best price for a bag of rice in Lagos |
| Shopping | Buy a Super Eagles jersey with a discount code |
| Booking | Book a bus ticket from Lagos to Abuja |
| Booking | Reserve a table at a restaurant in Victoria Island |
| Research | Research the best schools in Enugu |
| Research | Summarize news about the Nigerian economy |
Muse finds the best price for a bag of rice at a Lagos market.
Muse researches the best universities in Nigeria.
Muse books a hotel for a family trip to Calabar.
Muse buys a generator from a trusted Nigerian store.
Nigerian Examples
Shopping:
"Find the best price for
a bag of rice in Lagos."
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Muse finds the best deal
Practical examples are real ways Nigerian users can use Muse for shopping, booking, and research.
| Word | Simple Definition |
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| Shopping | Finding and buying products. |
| Comparing Prices | Looking at prices in different stores. |
| Discount Code | A code that reduces the price. |
| Approval | Permission before buying. |
| Purchase Protection | Keeping your money safe when buying online. |
| Booking | Reserving a place or time. |
| Research | Finding information. |
| Summarizing | Making information short. |
| Comparing Options | Looking at different choices. |
| Task | Real-Life Example |
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| Shopping | Find a green puffer jacket at the lowest price |
| Comparing Prices | Find the same jacket for $50, $45, and $40 |
| Discount Codes | Find a 10% off code and apply it |
| Booking Restaurants | Book a table for four at 7pm on Friday |
| Booking Travel | Book a bus ticket to Abuja |
| Research | Research the best laptops under $800 |
| Summarizing | Summarize a long article into five bullet points |
| Comparing Options | Compare three laptops and recommend the best |
| Task | Nigerian Example |
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| Shopping | Find the best price for a bag of rice in Lagos |
| Shopping | Buy a Super Eagles jersey with a discount code |
| Booking | Book a bus ticket from Lagos to Abuja |
| Booking | Reserve a table at a restaurant in Victoria Island |
| Research | Research the best schools in Enugu |
| Research | Summarize news about the Nigerian economy |
| Comparing | Compare generators and recommend the best one |
| Task | Everyday Example |
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| Shopping | Finding a new phone case |
| Comparing Prices | Checking different stores for groceries |
| Discount Codes | Using a coupon for online shopping |
| Booking | Reserving a table at a restaurant |
| Research | Finding a recipe for dinner |
| Summarizing | Reading a product review |
| Comparing Options | Choosing a movie to watch |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
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| Being too vague | Muse finds the wrong product. | Be specific. |
| Not giving a budget | Muse finds items you cannot afford. | Give a budget. |
| Not reviewing purchases | Mistakes go unnoticed. | Check the audit trail. |
| Not using approval | Muse might buy something you do not want. | Set approval for purchases. |
| Not checking safety | You might buy from an untrusted seller. | Use trusted websites. |
| Not comparing | You might pay more than needed. | Ask Muse to compare prices. |
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| Category | What Muse Can Do |
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| Shopping | Find products, compare prices, apply discounts, buy |
| Booking | Book restaurants, book travel, reserve tables |
| Research | Find information, summarize, compare options |
Step 1: You give task
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Step 7: Muse buys
Shopping with Muse means asking Muse to find and buy products for you.
Finding products means searching for items you want to buy.
Comparing prices means looking at the cost of the same product in different stores.
Discount codes are special codes that reduce the price of a product.
Approval before purchases means Muse asks for your permission before buying something.
Purchase protections keep your money safe when you buy online.
Booking restaurants means reserving a table at a restaurant.
Booking travel means reserving tickets and finding places to stay.
Research with Muse means asking Muse to find information and explain it to you.
Summarizing means taking a long piece of information and making it short.
Comparing options means looking at different choices and deciding which is best.
Getting the best results means giving Muse clear instructions.
Safety when shopping online means protecting yourself and your money.
Reviewing your purchases and bookings means checking that everything went as planned.
Practical examples are real ways Nigerian users can use Muse for shopping, booking, and research.
In this module, you learned how to use Muse for shopping, booking, and research.
You learned how Muse helps with shopping. You learned how Muse finds products and compares prices. You learned about discount codes. You learned about approval before purchases. You learned about purchase protections. You learned how Muse books restaurants and travel. You learned how Muse helps with research. You learned how Muse summarizes information. You learned how Muse compares options. You learned how to get the best results. You learned about safety. You learned how to review your purchases and bookings. You learned practical examples for Nigerian users.
Most importantly, you learned that Muse can save you time and money on shopping, booking, and research.
In the next module, you will learn about Health, Fitness & Finance. You will learn how Muse can help you track your health, fitness, and finances.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken another big step in your journey to personal productivity. Well done!
Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Shopping | A. Special codes that reduce price |
| 2. Comparing Prices | B. Finding and buying products |
| 3. Discount Code | C. Reserving a place or time |
| 4. Approval | D. Looking at prices in different stores |
| 5. Purchase Protection | E. Finding information |
| 6. Booking | F. Permission before buying |
| 7. Research | G. Keeping your money safe |
Answers: 1-B, 2-D, 3-A, 4-F, 5-G, 6-C, 7-E
Title: Plan a Shopping Trip with Muse
Instructions:
Example:
Product: Laptop for school Instructions: "Find a laptop under $800 with at least 8GB RAM. Compare prices. Find discount codes. Show me the best options."
Title: My Shopping List
Instructions:
Example:
| Item | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Football jersey | "Find a Super Eagles jersey, size medium, under ₦15,000." |
| Textbook | "Find a math textbook for Grade 8 under ₦5,000." |
| Headphones | "Find wireless headphones under $50 with good reviews." |
Title: Complete a Shopping Task with Muse
Goal: Use Muse to find and buy a product.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Research and Summarize
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
|---|---|
| Research was completed | 30 |
| Summary is clear | 25 |
| Options were compared | 20 |
| Report is clear | 25 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Six, you will learn about Health, Fitness & Finance. You will learn how Muse can help you track your health, fitness, and finances.
To prepare for Module Six:
Get ready for an exciting journey into health, fitness, and finance!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Five of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about shopping, booking, and research.
You learned how Muse helps with shopping. You learned how Muse finds products and compares prices. You learned about discount codes. You learned about approval before purchases. You learned about purchase protections. You learned how Muse books restaurants and travel. You learned how Muse helps with research. You learned how Muse summarizes information. You learned how Muse compares options. You learned how to get the best results. You learned about safety. You learned how to review your purchases and bookings. You learned practical examples for Nigerian users.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Six: Health, Fitness & Finance. In Module Six, you will learn how Muse can help you track your health, fitness, and finances.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise using Muse for shopping. Review the audit trail. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Five
Next: Module Six — Health, Fitness & Finance
Welcome to Module Six! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. In Module Two, you learned about the five tabs. In Module Three, you learned how to connect your apps. In Module Four, you learned how to give Muse tasks. In Module Five, you learned about shopping, booking, and research. Now you will learn how Muse can help with health, fitness, and finance.
These three areas are very important. Health is about your body. Fitness is about staying active. Finance is about your money. When you manage these well, you feel better and worry less.
Think about how you take care of yourself. You eat food. You exercise. You save money. But sometimes it is hard to keep track. Muse can help.
Muse can help you set fitness goals and track your workouts. It can remind you to drink water. It can help you plan meals. It can track your spending. It can find subscriptions you forgot about. It can help you save money.
In this module, you will learn how Muse helps with health, fitness, and finance. You will learn about training plans, meal trackers, spending monitors, and more.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Enugu, Nigeria, there lived a girl named Ngozi. It was the beginning of a new year. Ngozi had three goals. She wanted to get fit. She wanted to eat healthier. She wanted to save money.
But Ngozi did not know where to start. She did not know how to plan her workouts. She did not know how to track her meals. She did not know how to save money.
"Muse, can you help me get fit this year?" Ngozi asked.
"Of course," Muse said. "What kind of exercise do you enjoy? How many days a week can you exercise? What is your goal?"
Ngozi thought. "I like running. I can exercise four days a week. I want to run 5 kilometres without stopping."
"Okay," Muse said. "I will create a training plan for you. I will start with short runs and build up to 5 kilometres. I will remind you on your exercise days. Do you want me to start?"
"Yes, please!" Ngozi said.
Next, Ngozi asked Muse to help with meals.
"I want to eat healthier," she said. "Can you help me plan my meals?"
"Of course," Muse said. "What foods do you like? What foods do you want to avoid? Do you have any dietary restrictions?"
Ngozi told Muse about her favourite Nigerian dishes. Muse created a meal plan with healthier versions. It also created a shopping list.
Finally, Ngozi asked Muse to help with money.
"I want to save ₦50,000 this year," she said. "Can you help me track my spending?"
"Of course," Muse said. "I will monitor your spending. I will find subscriptions you are not using. I will remind you when you are close to your savings goal. Do you want me to start?"
"Yes!" Ngozi said.
By the end of the year, Ngozi had achieved all three goals. She could run 5 kilometres. She was eating healthier. She had saved ₦50,000.
"Muse, you helped me change my life!" Ngozi said.
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn how Muse helps with health, fitness, and finance.
Let us begin!
Health with Muse means using Muse to help you stay healthy. This includes tracking meals, reminding you to drink water, and helping you sleep better.
Health is the most important thing. If you are healthy, you can do anything. Muse helps you stay on track with healthy habits.
Think of Muse like a health coach. It reminds you to eat well. It reminds you to drink water. It reminds you to rest.
Muse creates a meal plan with healthier Nigerian dishes.
Muse reminds you to eat breakfast before school.
Muse helps you plan healthy family meals.
Muse suggests a healthier version of jollof rice with less oil.
Health with Muse
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| Meta Muse |
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V
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| Meal Plan |
| - Breakfast |
| - Lunch |
| - Dinner |
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V
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| Reminders |
| - Drink water |
| - Eat veggies |
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Health with Muse means using Muse to help you stay healthy. It includes meal plans and reminders.
Fitness with Muse means using Muse to help you exercise and stay active. This includes creating training plans and tracking workouts.
Fitness keeps your body strong. It helps you feel good. Muse helps you stay consistent with exercise.
Think of Muse like a personal trainer. It creates a plan for you. It reminds you to exercise. It tracks your progress.
Muse creates a half-marathon training plan for you .
Muse reminds you to exercise after school.
Muse creates a home workout plan for the family.
Muse creates a football training plan for a young player.
Fitness with Muse Training Plan +-------------------+ | Mon: Run 2km | | Tue: Rest | | Wed: Run 3km | | Thu: Rest | | Fri: Run 4km | | Sat: Rest | | Sun: Run 5km | +-------------------+
Fitness with Muse means using Muse to help you exercise and stay active.
Finance with Muse means using Muse to help you manage your money. This includes tracking spending, finding subscriptions, and saving money.
Money is important. If you manage it well, you can save for things you want. Muse helps you stay on top of your finances.
Think of Muse like a financial advisor. It watches your spending. It finds ways to save. It helps you reach your goals.
Muse finds subscriptions you are not using and suggests cancelling them.
Muse helps you save your pocket money.
Muse tracks family spending and finds savings.
Muse helps you save for a new phone or a trip.
Finance with Muse
Spending Tracker
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| Food: ₦10,000 |
| Transport: ₦5,000 |
| Data: ₦2,000 |
| Total: ₦17,000 |
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|
V
Muse finds savings:
"Cancel unused subscription
and save ₦1,000/month."
Finance with Muse means using Muse to help you manage your money.
A fitness goal is something you want to achieve with your body. It could be running a certain distance, doing a certain number of push-ups, or losing weight.
Goals give you direction. They help you stay motivated. Muse helps you set goals and track your progress.
Think of setting a fitness goal like setting a target. You aim for it. You work toward it. Muse helps you hit it.
You set a goal to run 5 kilometres. Muse creates a plan and reminds you .
You set a goal to do 20 push-ups. Muse tracks your progress.
You set a goal to walk 10,000 steps a day.
You set a goal to play football three times a week.
Creating a Fitness Goal
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| Add Goal |
| Goal: Run 5km |
| When: This month |
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|
V
Muse creates a plan.
|
V
Muse reminds you.
A fitness goal is something you want to achieve with your body. Muse helps you set and track goals.
A meal tracker is a tool that helps you record what you eat.
Tracking meals helps you see what you eat. You can make healthier choices. Muse can build a meal tracker for you.
Think of a food diary. You write down what you eat each day. A meal tracker works the same way.
Muse builds a meal tracker to record breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Muse builds a tracker to make sure you eat breakfast before school.
Muse builds a family meal tracker.
Muse builds a meal tracker with Nigerian dishes like eba, egusi, and jollof rice.
Meal Tracker +-------------------+ | Today's Meals | | Breakfast: Oats | | Lunch: Rice | | Dinner: Eba | +-------------------+
A meal tracker is a tool that helps you record what you eat. Muse can build one for you.
Tracking your spending means keeping a record of the money you spend.
When you track your spending, you know where your money goes. You can find ways to save. Muse can track for you.
Think of a spending diary. You write down everything you buy. A spending tracker works the same way.
Muse tracks your spending and shows you a monthly summary.
Muse tracks your pocket money spending.
Muse tracks family spending on groceries and bills.
Muse tracks spending on transport, data, and food in Lagos.
Tracking Spending +-------------------+ | This Month | | Food: ₦10,000 | | Transport: ₦5,000| | Data: ₦2,000 | | Total: ₦17,000 | +-------------------+
Tracking your spending means keeping a record of the money you spend. Muse can track for you.
Forgotten subscriptions are services you pay for but do not use anymore.
Forgotten subscriptions waste money. You might pay for something you do not need. Muse can find them and help you cancel.
Think of a magazine you subscribed to but never read. You still pay for it. Muse finds those and helps you stop paying.
Muse finds a streaming service you have not used in months.
Muse finds an app subscription you forgot about.
Muse finds a magazine subscription your family does not need.
Muse finds a data plan you are paying for but not using.
Finding Subscriptions
+-------------------+
| Subscriptions |
| - Music: ₦2,000 |
| - Video: ₦3,000 |
| - App: ₦1,000 |
+-------------------+
|
V
Muse: "You have not used
the App in 3 months.
Cancel and save ₦1,000?"
Forgotten subscriptions are services you pay for but do not use anymore. Muse can find them and help you cancel.
A savings goal is an amount of money you want to save for something.
Savings help you buy things you want. They help you prepare for emergencies. Muse helps you set and reach savings goals.
Think of saving for a new phone. You put money aside each week. A savings goal helps you stay focused. Muse tracks your progress.
You set a goal to save ₦50,000 in one year. Muse tracks your progress.
You set a goal to save for a new school bag.
You set a goal to save for a family holiday.
You set a goal to save for a new generator.
Savings Goal Goal: Save ₦50,000 Time: 12 months Monthly: ₦4,167 Progress: Month 1: ₦4,167 Month 2: ₦8,334 ... Month 12: ₦50,000 🎉
A savings goal is an amount of money you want to save. Muse helps you set and reach savings goals.
Health reminders are alerts from Muse that help you stay healthy.
It is easy to forget to drink water, take medicine, or rest. Reminders help you stay healthy.
Think of an alarm clock. It reminds you to wake up. Health reminders work the same way.
| Reminder | Example |
|---|---|
| Drink water | "Remind me to drink water every 2 hours." |
| Take medicine | "Remind me to take my medicine at 8am." |
| Rest | "Remind me to rest after 1 hour of study." |
| Eat | "Remind me to eat breakfast at 7am." |
Muse reminds you to drink water every two hours.
Muse reminds you to eat breakfast before school.
Muse reminds you to take your vitamins.
Muse reminds you to take your malaria medication.
Health Reminders 8:00 AM: "Muse: Time to drink water." 10:00 AM: "Muse: Time to drink water." 12:00 PM: "Muse: Time for lunch."
Health reminders are alerts from Muse that help you stay healthy.
Tracking workouts means recording your exercise sessions.
Tracking helps you see your progress. It keeps you motivated. Muse can track for you.
Think of a workout diary. You write down what you did. A workout tracker works the same way.
Muse tracks your runs and shows you how you are improving.
Muse tracks your football practice.
Muse tracks your home workouts.
Muse tracks your daily walks around the neighbourhood.
Tracking Workouts
+-------------------+
| This Week |
| Mon: Run 2km |
| Wed: Run 3km |
| Fri: Run 4km |
| Sun: Run 5km |
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|
V
Muse: "Great progress!
You ran 14km this week."
Tracking workouts means recording your exercise sessions. Muse can track for you.
A budget is a plan for how you will spend your money.
A budget helps you control your spending. It helps you save. Muse can help you create a budget.
Think of a budget like a map. It shows you where your money goes. It helps you reach your goals.
Muse creates a monthly budget for food, transport, and data.
Muse creates a budget for your pocket money.
Muse creates a family budget for groceries and bills.
Muse creates a budget for a small business in Lagos.
Budget with Muse Income: ₦50,000 Budget: - Food: ₦20,000 - Transport: ₦10,000 - Data: ₦5,000 - Savings: ₦10,000 - Other: ₦5,000 Muse tracks spending.
A budget is a plan for how you will spend your money. Muse can help you create and track a budget.
Reviewing progress means checking how far you have come toward your goals.
Reviewing helps you stay motivated. It shows you what is working. It helps you adjust.
Think of looking at a map. You check how far you have travelled. Reviewing progress is like that.
You review your fitness progress and see you can now run 3 kilometres.
You review your savings and see you have enough for a new bag.
You review your family budget and see you are on track.
You review your savings and see you are close to buying a generator.
Reviewing Progress Fitness: 3km of 5km ✅ Meals: 5 of 7 days tracked ✅ Savings: ₦30,000 of ₦50,000 ✅ You are on track!
Reviewing progress means checking how far you have come toward your goals.
Adjusting plans means changing your plan when things do not work out.
Life changes. Sometimes your plan needs to change too. Muse helps you adjust.
Think of driving to a destination. If there is traffic, you take a different road. Adjusting plans is like that.
You miss a workout. Muse adjusts your plan to fit it in later.
You spend too much on snacks. Muse adjusts your budget.
Your family has a new expense. Muse updates the budget.
Fuel prices go up. Muse adjusts your transport budget.
Adjusting Plans Original Plan: Mon: Run 2km Wed: Run 3km You miss Wednesday. Adjusted Plan: Mon: Run 2km Tue: Run 3km (moved) Fri: Run 4km
Adjusting plans means changing your plan when things do not work out. Muse helps you adjust.
Practical examples are real ways Nigerian users can use Muse for health, fitness, and finance.
Seeing real examples helps you understand how Muse works in your daily life.
Think of learning a new recipe. You watch someone cook a Nigerian dish. You learn. These examples work the same way.
| Area | Nigerian Example |
|---|---|
| Health | Muse reminds you to take malaria medication |
| Health | Muse suggests healthier jollof rice with less oil |
| Fitness | Muse creates a football training plan |
| Fitness | Muse tracks your daily walks |
| Finance | Muse finds unused data plans |
| Finance | Muse helps you save for a generator |
Muse helps you save for a new phone by tracking your spending.
Muse helps you save your pocket money for a school trip.
Muse helps your family save for a new car.
Muse helps you save for a wedding or a naming ceremony.
Nigerian Examples Health: "Remind me to take my malaria medication." Fitness: "Create a football training plan." Finance: "Help me save ₦50,000 for a new phone."
Practical examples are real ways Nigerian users can use Muse for health, fitness, and finance.
Common mistakes are errors people make when using Muse for health, fitness, and finance.
Knowing these mistakes helps you avoid them. You get better results.
Think of learning to ride a bicycle. You make mistakes at first. Then you learn. Using Muse is the same.
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
|---|---|---|
| Setting unrealistic goals | You get discouraged. | Start with small goals. |
| Not tracking progress | You do not know if you are improving. | Review regularly. |
| Ignoring reminders | You forget important tasks. | Pay attention to Muse. |
| Overspending | You do not reach savings goals. | Set a budget and stick to it. |
| Not adjusting plans | Plans become impossible. | Adjust when needed. |
You set a goal to run 10 kilometres on the first day. That is too much. Start with 1 kilometre.
You set a goal to save ₦100,000 in one month. That is too much. Start small.
You ignore Muse's reminders to drink water. You feel tired. Pay attention.
You set a goal to save for a car in one year. That is too much. Start with a smaller goal.
Common Mistakes Mistake: "Run 10km on day 1." Better: "Run 1km on day 1. Build up slowly."
Common mistakes are errors people make. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
| Word | Simple Definition |
|---|---|
| Health | Your body and how well it works. |
| Fitness | Being active and strong. |
| Finance | Money and how you manage it. |
| Fitness Goal | Something you want to achieve with your body. |
| Meal Tracker | A tool to record what you eat. |
| Spending Tracker | A tool to record what you spend. |
| Subscription | A service you pay for regularly. |
| Savings Goal | An amount of money you want to save. |
| Budget | A plan for how you will spend your money. |
| Reminder | An alert to do something. |
| Progress | How far you have come. |
| Adjust | Change. |
| Area | Real-Life Example |
|---|---|
| Health | Muse creates a meal plan with healthier dishes |
| Health | Muse reminds you to drink water |
| Fitness | Muse creates a half-marathon training plan |
| Fitness | Muse tracks your runs |
| Finance | Muse tracks your spending |
| Finance | Muse finds forgotten subscriptions |
| Finance | Muse helps you save for a goal |
| Area | Nigerian Example |
|---|---|
| Health | Muse reminds you to take malaria medication |
| Health | Muse suggests healthier jollof rice with less oil |
| Fitness | Muse creates a football training plan |
| Fitness | Muse tracks your daily walks |
| Finance | Muse finds unused data plans |
| Finance | Muse helps you save for a generator |
| Finance | Muse helps you save for a wedding |
| Area | Everyday Example |
|---|---|
| Health | Muse reminds you to take your vitamins |
| Health | Muse helps you plan healthy meals |
| Fitness | Muse tracks your morning walks |
| Fitness | Muse creates a home workout plan |
| Finance | Muse tracks your daily spending |
| Finance | Muse helps you save for a new phone |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
|---|---|---|
| Setting unrealistic goals | You get discouraged. | Start small. |
| Not tracking progress | You do not know if you are improving. | Review regularly. |
| Ignoring reminders | You forget important tasks. | Pay attention to Muse. |
| Overspending | You do not reach savings goals. | Set a budget. |
| Not adjusting plans | Plans become impossible. | Adjust when needed. |
| Not reviewing subscriptions | You waste money. | Ask Muse to find forgotten ones. |
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|Health| |Fitness| |Finance|
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V V V
Meals Workouts Savings
Plans Plans Goals
( Start )
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| Muse tracks |
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| adjust |
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( Goal achieved )
| Area | What Muse Can Do |
|---|---|
| Health | Meal plans, reminders, trackers |
| Fitness | Training plans, workout tracking |
| Finance | Spending tracking, savings goals, budget |
Monday: Check fitness plan
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Tuesday: Track meals
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Wednesday: Check spending
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Thursday: Track workout
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Friday: Review savings
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Saturday: Adjust plans
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Sunday: Rest and celebrate
Health with Muse means using Muse to help you stay healthy. It includes meal plans and reminders.
Fitness with Muse means using Muse to help you exercise and stay active.
Finance with Muse means using Muse to help you manage your money.
A fitness goal is something you want to achieve with your body. Muse helps you set and track goals.
A meal tracker is a tool that helps you record what you eat. Muse can build one for you.
Tracking your spending means keeping a record of the money you spend. Muse can track for you.
Forgotten subscriptions are services you pay for but do not use anymore. Muse can find them.
A savings goal is an amount of money you want to save. Muse helps you set and reach savings goals.
Health reminders are alerts from Muse that help you stay healthy.
Tracking workouts means recording your exercise sessions. Muse can track for you.
A budget is a plan for how you will spend your money. Muse can help you create and track a budget.
Reviewing progress means checking how far you have come toward your goals.
Adjusting plans means changing your plan when things do not work out. Muse helps you adjust.
Practical examples are real ways Nigerian users can use Muse for health, fitness, and finance.
Common mistakes are errors people make. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
In this module, you learned how Muse helps with health, fitness, and finance.
You learned how Muse helps with health. You learned how Muse helps with fitness. You learned how Muse helps with finance. You learned how to create a fitness goal. You learned how to build a meal tracker. You learned how to track your spending. You learned how to find forgotten subscriptions. You learned how to set savings goals. You learned about health reminders. You learned how to track workouts. You learned how to budget with Muse. You learned how to review your progress. You learned how to adjust your plans. You learned practical examples for Nigerian users. You learned about common mistakes.
Most importantly, you learned that Muse can help you live a healthier, fitter, and wealthier life.
In the next module, you will learn about Building Custom Tools (Artifacts). You will learn how to create dashboards, trackers, and other tools with Muse.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken another big step in your journey to personal productivity. Well done!
Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Health | A. Money and how you manage it |
| 2. Fitness | B. Your body and how well it works |
| 3. Finance | C. A plan for how you will spend money |
| 4. Meal Tracker | D. Being active and strong |
| 5. Savings Goal | E. A tool to record what you eat |
| 6. Budget | F. An amount of money you want to save |
Answers: 1-B, 2-D, 3-A, 4-E, 5-F, 6-C
Title: Plan a Healthy Week
Instructions:
Example:
Meals: Mon: Oats and fruit Tue: Rice and vegetables Wed: Beans and plantain ... Fitness: Mon: Run 2km Wed: Run 3km Fri: Run 4km Budget: Food: ₦10,000 Transport: ₦5,000 Savings: ₦5,000
Title: My Health, Fitness, and Finance Plan
Instructions:
Example:
| Area | Goal | How Muse Helps |
|---|---|---|
| Health | Eat breakfast every day | Reminds me each morning |
| Fitness | Run 5km | Creates a training plan |
| Finance | Save ₦50,000 | Tracks my spending |
Title: Build a Health, Fitness, and Finance Tracker
Goal: Use Muse to create trackers for health, fitness, and finance.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Track Your Health and Finance for One Week
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
|---|---|
| Health reminder set | 20 |
| Meals tracked | 25 |
| Spending tracked | 25 |
| Progress reviewed | 15 |
| Report is clear | 15 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Seven, you will learn about Building Custom Tools (Artifacts). You will learn how to create dashboards, trackers, and other tools with Muse.
To prepare for Module Seven:
Get ready for an exciting journey into building custom tools!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Six of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about health, fitness, and finance.
You learned how Muse helps with health. You learned how Muse helps with fitness. You learned how Muse helps with finance. You learned how to create a fitness goal. You learned how to build a meal tracker. You learned how to track your spending. You learned how to find forgotten subscriptions. You learned how to set savings goals. You learned about health reminders. You learned how to track workouts. You learned how to budget with Muse. You learned how to review your progress. You learned how to adjust your plans. You learned practical examples for Nigerian users. You learned about common mistakes.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Seven: Building Custom Tools (Artifacts). In Module Seven, you will learn how to create dashboards, trackers, and other tools with Muse.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise setting goals. Review the audit trail. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Six
Next: Module Seven — Building Custom Tools (Artifacts)
Welcome to Module Seven! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. In Module Two, you learned about the five tabs. In Module Three, you learned how to connect your apps. In Module Four, you learned how to give Muse tasks. In Module Five, you learned about shopping, booking, and research. In Module Six, you learned about health, fitness, and finance. Now you will learn how to build custom tools called Artifacts.
An Artifact is a tool that Muse builds for you. It is like having your own personal app. You describe what you need, and Muse creates it. It could be a dashboard. It could be a tracker. It could be a planner. It could be anything you can imagine.
Think about the apps on your phone. Someone else designed them. They are made for everyone. An Artifact is different. It is made just for you. It fits your exact needs.
Muse can build a workout tracker. It can build a meal planner. It can build a budget dashboard. It can build a study schedule. It can build a reading log. The possibilities are endless.
In this module, you will learn what Artifacts are. You will learn how to describe the tool you need. You will learn how Muse builds it. You will learn how to customize and improve your Artifacts.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Kano, Nigeria, there lived a boy named Tunde. Tunde was preparing for a big exam. He needed to study many subjects. But he did not know how to keep track of everything.
He tried using a notebook. He wrote down what he studied each day. But the notebook got messy. He forgot to write things down. He could not see his progress.
"Muse, can you help me track my studies?" Tunde asked.
"Of course," Muse said. "What subjects are you studying? How many hours do you want to study each day? What do you want to track?"
Tunde thought. "I am studying math, English, science, and social studies. I want to study two hours every day. I want to see which subjects I study most."
"Okay," Muse said. "I will build a study tracker for you. It will have a section for each subject. You can log your study time. It will show you a chart of your progress. Do you want me to build it?"
"Yes, please!" Tunde said.
Muse built the study tracker. It was beautiful. It had four sections, one for each subject. It had a place to log hours. It had a chart that showed progress.
Tunde used the tracker every day. He could see which subjects he studied most. He could see which subjects he needed to focus on. He could see his total hours.
By the end of the month, Tunde had studied 60 hours. He had studied math the most. He had studied social studies the least. He adjusted his plan to focus more on social studies.
On exam day, Tunde felt confident. He had studied well. He had tracked his progress. He passed with flying colours.
"Muse, your study tracker changed everything!" Tunde said.
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn how to build custom tools called Artifacts.
Let us begin!
An Artifact is a custom tool that Muse builds for you. It is like a personal app designed just for your needs .
Regular apps are made for everyone. Artifacts are made for you. They fit your exact needs. They help you be more productive.
Think of a regular app like a ready-made shirt. It fits many people, but not perfectly. An Artifact is like a custom-made shirt. It fits you perfectly.
You ask Muse to build a workout tracker. It has exactly the exercises you do .
You ask Muse to build a study tracker for your subjects.
You ask Muse to build a meal planner for your family.
You ask Muse to build a budget tracker for your family in Lagos.
Artifact
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| - Made for you |
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An Artifact is a custom tool that Muse builds for you. It is like a personal app designed just for your needs.
Artifacts are custom tools. Regular apps are made for everyone.
Knowing the difference helps you understand why Artifacts are special. They are made just for you.
Think of a food buffet. Regular apps are like the buffet. Everyone eats the same food. Artifacts are like a personal chef. You get exactly what you want.
| Aspect | Regular Apps | Artifacts |
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| Who is it for? | Everyone | Just for you |
| Can you change it? | No | Yes |
| Fit | General | Perfect |
| Example | Notes app | Your study tracker |
A regular fitness app has many features. Your Artifact only has the features you need.
A regular note app is for everyone. Your study tracker is for your subjects.
A regular recipe app has many recipes. Your meal planner has your family's favourites.
A regular budget app is for everyone. Your budget tracker is for your family's needs.
Artifacts vs Apps Regular App: +-------------------+ | Many features | | For everyone | +-------------------+ Artifact: +-------------------+ | Your features | | Just for you | +-------------------+
Artifacts are custom tools made just for you. Regular apps are made for everyone.
There are many types of Artifacts you can build with Muse.
Knowing the types helps you decide what to build. You can build a tool for almost anything.
Think of all the things you need help with. Tracking. Planning. Organizing. You can build an Artifact for each one.
| Type | What It Does | Example |
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| Tracker | Records progress | Workout tracker |
| Planner | Organizes activities | Meal planner |
| Dashboard | Shows overview | Budget dashboard |
| Log | Records events | Reading log |
| Schedule | Shows time | Study schedule |
You build a workout tracker to record your exercises.
You build a study schedule for your exams.
You build a meal planner for your family.
You build a budget tracker for your family.
Types of Artifacts +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ |Tracker| |Planner| |Dash | +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ |Log | |Schedule| +-------+ +-------+
There are many types of Artifacts you can build with Muse.
Describing your tool means telling Muse what you want the Artifact to do.
The better you describe it, the better Muse builds it. Clear descriptions lead to better tools.
Think of ordering a custom shirt. You tell the tailor the size, colour, and style. Describing an Artifact works the same way.
You say: "Build me a workout tracker with sections for running, push-ups, and rest days."
You say: "Build me a study tracker with sections for each subject."
You say: "Build me a meal planner with breakfast, lunch, and dinner."
You say: "Build me a budget tracker with categories for food, transport, and data."
Describing Your Tool
You: "Build me a workout
tracker with sections
for running, push-ups,
and rest days."
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Muse builds it.
Describing your tool means telling Muse what you want the Artifact to do.
Building your first Artifact means asking Muse to create a tool for you.
Building your first Artifact is exciting. You see your idea come to life. You learn how the process works.
Think of building a LEGO house. You start with the first block. Building your first Artifact is like that.
You ask Muse to build a workout tracker. It creates it in minutes .
You ask Muse to build a study tracker. It creates it.
You ask Muse to build a meal planner. It creates it.
You ask Muse to build a budget tracker. It creates it.
Building Your First Artifact
You: "Build me a workout
tracker."
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workout tracker."
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| Workout Tracker |
| - Monday: Run |
| - Tuesday: Rest |
| - Wednesday: Gym |
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Building your first Artifact means asking Muse to create a tool for you.
Customizing means changing your Artifact to make it better for you.
Your needs change. Customizing helps your Artifact stay useful. You can add features. You can change the look.
Think of decorating your room. You add things you like. Customizing an Artifact works the same way.
You add a section to your workout tracker for stretching.
You add a section to your study tracker for revision.
You add a section to your meal planner for snacks.
You add a section to your budget tracker for savings.
Customizing Your Artifact Original: +-------------------+ | Workout Tracker | | - Monday: Run | | - Tuesday: Rest | +-------------------+ Customized: +-------------------+ | Workout Tracker | | - Monday: Run | | - Tuesday: Rest | | - Stretching | <-- Added | - Water intake | <-- Added +-------------------+
Customizing means changing your Artifact to make it better for you.
Improving means making your Artifact better as you use it.
You learn what works and what does not. Improving helps your Artifact stay useful.
Think of a bicycle. You adjust the seat. You oil the chain. You make it better. Improving your Artifact works the same way.
You notice your workout tracker is missing a section. You ask Muse to add it.
You notice your study tracker is hard to read. You ask Muse to change the layout.
You notice your meal planner is missing a day. You ask Muse to add it.
You notice your budget tracker is missing a category. You ask Muse to add it.
Improving Your Artifact
Use for a week
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Ask Muse to fix them
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Test again
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Better Artifact!
Improving means making your Artifact better as you use it.
Sharing means giving others access to your Artifact.
Sharing helps others. If you built a great tool, you can share it with family and friends.
Think of sharing a recipe. You give it to a friend. They can cook the same dish. Sharing an Artifact works the same way.
You share your workout tracker with a friend who wants to get fit.
You share your study tracker with a classmate.
You share your meal planner with your family.
You share your budget tracker with your parents.
Sharing Your Artifact
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| Workout Tracker |
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Choose friend
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Friend receives it!
Sharing means giving others access to your Artifact.
Organizing means keeping your Artifacts neat and easy to find.
As you build more Artifacts, they can pile up. Organizing helps you find what you need.
Think of your school bag. You keep your books organized. You do not throw everything in. Organizing your Artifacts works the same way.
You name your Artifacts clearly. "Workout Tracker" not "Thing 1."
You group your study Artifacts together.
You group your meal planners together.
You keep your business Artifacts separate from personal ones.
Organizing Your Artifacts +-------------------+ | My Artifacts | | - Workout | | - Meal Planner | | - Study Tracker | | - Budget | +-------------------+
Organizing means keeping your Artifacts neat and easy to find.
School Artifacts are custom tools for your studies.
School can be busy. Artifacts help you stay organized and focused.
Think of all the things you need to do for school. Artifacts help you track them.
You build a study tracker with sections for each subject.
You build a homework log to track assignments.
You build a reading log for your books.
You build a JAMB study planner for your exam.
School Artifact: Study Tracker +-------------------+ | Math: 10 hours | | English: 8 hours | | Science: 6 hours | | Total: 24 hours | +-------------------+
School Artifacts are custom tools for your studies.
Home Artifacts are custom tools for your home life.
Home life is busy. Artifacts help you manage chores and planning.
Think of all the things you do at home. Artifacts help you track them.
You build a meal planner for the week.
You build a chore tracker to share with siblings.
You build a shopping list for the family.
You build a family budget tracker.
Home Artifact: Meal Planner +-------------------+ | Mon: Rice & Stew | | Tue: Beans & Yam | | Wed: Jollof Rice | | Thu: Eba & Egusi | | Fri: Fried Rice | +-------------------+
Home Artifacts are custom tools for your home life.
Work Artifacts are custom tools for your job or business.
Work can be demanding. Artifacts help you stay productive.
Think of all the things you do at work. Artifacts help you manage them.
You build a task tracker for your daily work.
You build a project tracker for a group assignment.
You build a client list for your small business.
You build a payment tracker for your customers.
Work Artifact: Task Tracker +-------------------+ | [ ] Send emails | | [ ] Check report | | [ ] Call client | | [ ] Update budget| +-------------------+
Work Artifacts are custom tools for your job or business.
Real-world examples are Artifacts that people actually build and use.
Seeing real examples helps you understand what is possible.
Think of looking at a cookbook. You see dishes others have made. You get ideas. Real-world Artifacts work the same way.
| Artifact | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Weekly Fitness Tracker | Tracks activity totals and progress chart |
| Loan Calculator | Calculates monthly payments and payment schedule |
| Monthly Budget Tracker | Conditional formatting and donut chart |
| Study Tracker | Tracks subjects and study hours |
| Meal Planner | Plans meals and creates shopping lists |
You build a monthly budget tracker with a donut chart.
You build a study tracker for your exams.
You build a weekly fitness tracker.
You build a budget tracker for your family.
Real-World Artifact: Loan Calculator +-------------------+ | Loan Amount: ₦50k| | Interest: 5% | | Monthly: ₦4,500 | +-------------------+
Real-world examples are Artifacts that people actually build and use.
Getting help means asking Muse to explain how to build or improve an Artifact.
Sometimes you need help. Muse can guide you. You learn as you go.
Think of asking a teacher for help. You raise your hand. They explain. Getting help with Artifacts works the same way.
You ask Muse how to add a section to your tracker. Muse explains.
You ask Muse how to build a study tracker. Muse explains.
You ask Muse how to share your meal planner. Muse explains.
You ask Muse how to build a budget tracker. Muse explains.
Getting Help with Artifacts
You: "Muse, how do I add
a chart to my tracker?"
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Muse: "Here are the steps:
1. Open the Artifact
2. Tap 'Add Chart'
3. Choose chart type
4. Save"
Getting help means asking Muse to explain how to build or improve an Artifact.
Common mistakes are errors people make when building Artifacts.
Knowing these mistakes helps you avoid them. You build better Artifacts.
Think of learning to cook. You make mistakes at first. Then you learn. Building Artifacts is the same.
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
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| Being too vague | Muse builds the wrong tool. | Be specific. |
| Asking for too many features | The tool becomes confusing. | Start simple. |
| Not using the Artifact | You waste time building it. | Use it daily. |
| Not improving it | The Artifact becomes outdated. | Improve as needed. |
| Not organizing | You cannot find your Artifacts. | Organize regularly. |
You ask Muse to build a tracker but do not say what to track. Muse builds the wrong thing.
You ask for too many features in your study tracker. It becomes confusing.
You build a meal planner but never use it. You waste time.
You build a budget tracker but do not update it. It becomes useless.
Common Mistakes Vague: "Build me a tracker." Better: "Build me a workout tracker with sections for running and rest."
Common mistakes are errors people make when building Artifacts. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
| Word | Simple Definition |
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| Artifact | A custom tool that Muse builds for you. |
| Tracker | A tool that records progress. |
| Planner | A tool that organizes activities. |
| Dashboard | A tool that shows an overview. |
| Log | A tool that records events. |
| Schedule | A tool that shows time. |
| Customize | Change to make it better for you. |
| Share | Give others access. |
| Organize | Keep neat and easy to find. |
| Improve | Make better over time. |
| Artifact | Real-Life Example |
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| Workout Tracker | Tracks running, push-ups, rest days |
| Meal Planner | Plans breakfast, lunch, dinner for the week |
| Study Tracker | Tracks subjects and study hours |
| Budget Dashboard | Shows spending by category |
| Reading Log | Records books read and pages |
| Artifact | Nigerian Example |
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| Budget Tracker | Tracks family spending on food, transport, data |
| JAMB Study Planner | Tracks study hours for JAMB subjects |
| Business Payment Tracker | Tracks payments from customers |
| Meal Planner | Plans Nigerian dishes like jollof rice and eba |
| Fitness Tracker | Tracks football training and daily walks |
| Artifact | Everyday Example |
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| Task Tracker | Tracks daily to-do lists |
| Shopping List | Records items to buy |
| Water Tracker | Tracks how much water you drink |
| Mood Tracker | Records how you feel each day |
| Habit Tracker | Tracks daily habits |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
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| Being too vague | Muse builds the wrong tool. | Be specific. |
| Asking for too many features | The tool becomes confusing. | Start simple. |
| Not using the Artifact | You waste time building it. | Use it daily. |
| Not improving it | The Artifact becomes outdated. | Improve as needed. |
| Not organizing | You cannot find your Artifacts. | Organize regularly. |
| Not sharing | Others miss out on useful tools. | Share with family and friends. |
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| Tracker | Records progress | Workout tracker |
| Planner | Organizes activities | Meal planner |
| Dashboard | Shows overview | Budget dashboard |
| Log | Records events | Reading log |
| Schedule | Shows time | Study schedule |
Day 1: Build Artifact
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Month 1: Celebrate progress 🎉
An Artifact is a custom tool that Muse builds for you. It is like a personal app designed just for your needs.
Artifacts are custom tools made just for you. Regular apps are made for everyone.
There are many types of Artifacts you can build with Muse.
Describing your tool means telling Muse what you want the Artifact to do.
Building your first Artifact means asking Muse to create a tool for you.
Customizing means changing your Artifact to make it better for you.
Improving means making your Artifact better as you use it.
Sharing means giving others access to your Artifact.
Organizing means keeping your Artifacts neat and easy to find.
School Artifacts are custom tools for your studies.
Home Artifacts are custom tools for your home life.
Work Artifacts are custom tools for your job or business.
Real-world examples are Artifacts that people actually build and use.
Getting help means asking Muse to explain how to build or improve an Artifact.
Common mistakes are errors people make when building Artifacts. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
In this module, you learned how to build custom tools called Artifacts.
You learned what an Artifact is. You learned how Artifacts differ from regular apps. You learned about different types of Artifacts. You learned how to describe your tool to Muse. You learned how to build your first Artifact. You learned how to customize it. You learned how to improve it over time. You learned how to share it. You learned how to organize your Artifacts. You learned about Artifacts for school, home, and work. You learned about real-world examples. You learned how to get help. You learned about common mistakes.
Most importantly, you learned that Artifacts let you create tools that fit your exact needs.
In the next module, you will learn about Safety, Privacy & Approval Controls. You will learn how Muse keeps your data safe and how you stay in control.
But for now, take a moment to celebrate what you have learned. You have taken another big step in your journey to personal productivity. Well done!
Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
| Term | Definition |
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| 1. Artifact | A. Records progress |
| 2. Tracker | B. A custom tool built by Muse |
| 3. Planner | C. Shows an overview |
| 4. Dashboard | D. Organizes activities |
| 5. Log | E. Give others access |
| 6. Share | F. Records events |
Answers: 1-B, 2-A, 3-D, 4-C, 5-F, 6-E
Title: Design an Artifact Together
Instructions:
Example:
Tool: Group project tracker Description: "Build a project tracker with sections for each team member, tasks, and deadlines." Muse builds it. Group tests it.
Title: My First Artifact
Instructions:
Example:
| Step | What I Did |
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| Describe | "Build me a reading log." |
| Build | Muse built it in 2 minutes. |
| Use | I logged my reading for the day. |
| Learn | Artifacts are easy to build. |
Title: Build Three Artifacts
Goal: Build three Artifacts for different areas of your life.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Build and Share an Artifact
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
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| Artifact was built | 25 |
| Artifact was customized | 20 |
| Artifact was used | 20 |
| Artifact was shared | 15 |
| Report is clear | 20 |
| Total | 100 |
In Module Eight, you will learn about Safety, Privacy & Approval Controls. You will learn how Muse keeps your data safe and how you stay in control.
To prepare for Module Eight:
Get ready for an exciting journey into safety and privacy!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Seven of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about building custom tools called Artifacts.
You learned what an Artifact is. You learned how Artifacts differ from regular apps. You learned about different types of Artifacts. You learned how to describe your tool to Muse. You learned how to build your first Artifact. You learned how to customize it. You learned how to improve it over time. You learned how to share it. You learned how to organize your Artifacts. You learned about Artifacts for school, home, and work. You learned about real-world examples. You learned how to get help. You learned about common mistakes.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Now you are ready for Module Eight: Safety, Privacy & Approval Controls. In Module Eight, you will learn how Muse keeps your data safe and how you stay in control.
But before you move on, take a moment to review this module. Make sure you understand the key ideas. Practise building Artifacts. Review your tools. Test your understanding. The more you practise, the better you will become.
You are doing great. Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Seven
Next: Module Eight — Safety, Privacy & Approval Controls
Welcome to Module Eight! In Module One, you learned what Meta Muse is. In Module Two, you learned about the five tabs. In Module Three, you learned how to connect your apps. In Module Four, you learned how to give Muse tasks. In Module Five, you learned about shopping, booking, and research. In Module Six, you learned about health, fitness, and finance. In Module Seven, you learned about building custom tools. Now you will learn about safety, privacy, and approval controls.
These are the most important topics in this entire course. Muse can do amazing things. But with great power comes great responsibility. You need to know how to keep your data safe. You need to know how to control what Muse can do. You need to know how to stay in charge.
Think about your phone. You can set a passcode. You can choose which apps can access your location. You can choose who sees your photos. Safety and privacy controls work the same way for Muse.
Muse has many safety features built in. It runs on a special computer called Muse Secure VM. It has a guard called Sentinel that checks every action. It asks for your approval before doing sensitive things. It shows you a record of everything it has done.
In this module, you will learn about all these features. You will learn how to set permissions. You will learn how to approve or deny actions. You will learn how to review the audit trail. You will learn how to stay in control.
Let us begin!
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
Once upon a time, in the city of Kano, Nigeria, there lived a girl named Amina. Amina had just started using Muse. She was excited. She wanted Muse to help her with everything.
But Amina's father was worried. "Amina, is Muse safe?" he asked. "Can anyone else see your information? Can Muse do things without asking?"
Amina did not know the answers. She decided to find out.
She asked Muse: "Muse, where is my information stored?"
Muse explained: "Your information is stored in a special place called Muse Secure VM. It is like a private room in the cloud. Only your Muse can enter. No other Muse can access it."
Amina asked: "Who checks what you do?"
Muse explained: "A separate agent called Sentinel checks everything I do. Nothing reaches the internet unless Sentinel approves it. Sentinel is like a security guard."
Amina asked: "Do you do things without asking me?"
Muse explained: "For important actions like sending an email or making a purchase, I always ask for your approval first. You can change these settings if you want."
Amina asked: "How do I know what you have done?"
Muse explained: "You can check your Activity log. It shows everything I have done and everything I plan to do."
Amina told her father what she learned. He was happy. "Now I understand," he said. "Muse has many protections. And you are in control."
That is what you will learn in this module. You will learn about Muse Secure VM, Sentinel, permissions, approvals, and how to stay in control.
Let us begin!
Muse Secure VM is a dedicated, secure computer in the cloud where your Muse lives. It has its own browser and stores your data safely.
Personal agents need a new kind of secure computer. Muse Secure VM keeps your data separate and safe. Other people's agents cannot reach it.
Think of your own room. It has a door with a lock. Only you can enter. Muse Secure VM is like a private room in the cloud. Your data stays there, safe and separate from everyone else.
When you save a file on your phone, it is stored on your phone. Muse Secure VM is like a separate phone that only Muse uses.
Think of a locker at school. Only you know the combination. Your books and pens are safe inside.
A safe in your house keeps valuable things secure. Muse Secure VM is like a safe for your digital life.
A bank vault keeps money safe. Muse Secure VM keeps your data safe.
Muse Secure VM +-------------------+ | Cloud | | +-----------+ | | | Muse | | | | Secure VM | | | | (your data)| | | +-----------+ | | | | Other agents | | cannot enter | +-------------------+
Muse Secure VM is a dedicated, secure computer in the cloud. It keeps your data safe and separate from others.
Sentinel is a separate agent that controls what Muse can do. It decides whether an action is allowed, blocked, or needs your approval.
Sentinel keeps you safe. It makes sure Muse does not do anything without permission. It is like a security guard for your agent.
Think of a bank. The bank teller can do many things, but the manager must approve big decisions. Sentinel is like the manager.
When Muse wants to make a purchase, Sentinel checks with you first.
When a student wants to leave the classroom, the teacher must approve. Sentinel is like the teacher.
When you want to borrow the car, your parents must approve. Sentinel is like your parents.
When you want to withdraw a large amount from the bank, the manager must approve. Sentinel is like the manager.
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Allow Block Ask you
Sentinel is a separate agent that controls what Muse can do. It keeps you safe.
Read actions let Muse view your information. Write actions let Muse make changes on your behalf.
Understanding the difference helps you set permissions. Read actions are safer. Write actions are more powerful.
Think of a library. Reading a book is a read action. Writing in the book is a write action. Muse can do both, but you control which ones.
| Aspect | Read Actions | Write Actions |
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| What it does | Views information | Makes changes |
| Example | Reading an email | Sending an email |
| Safety | Safer | Needs more control |
| Approval | Usually allowed | Usually needs approval |
Muse reading your calendar is a read action. Muse adding an event is a write action.
Muse reading your notes is a read action. Muse writing new notes is a write action.
Muse reading your shopping list is a read action. Muse ordering groceries is a write action.
Muse reading your bank balance is a read action. Muse paying a bill is a write action.
Read vs Write Actions Read Action: Muse --> See --> Report Write Action: Muse --> See --> Change --> Act
Read actions let Muse view your information. Write actions let Muse make changes on your behalf.
Setting permissions means choosing what Muse can do and what it cannot do.
Permissions keep you in control. You decide how much access Muse gets. You can change permissions at any time.
Think of your room. You can let a friend look at your books. But you might not let them take them home. Permissions work the same way.
| Option | What It Means |
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| Ask for some actions | Muse asks before write actions and important read actions |
| Always ask | Muse asks before any action |
You set Muse to "Always ask" so it checks with you before every action.
You set Muse to ask before sending emails to your teacher.
You set Muse to ask before buying anything online.
You set Muse to ask before sending money.
Setting Permissions
Settings --> Permissions
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Muse follows your choice.
Setting permissions means choosing what Muse can do and what it cannot do. You can change permissions at any time.
Approving means saying yes to an action. Denying means saying no.
Approval keeps you in control. Muse asks before important actions. You decide what happens.
Think of a teacher asking for permission to leave class. You say yes or no. Muse asks for permission the same way.
| Option | What It Means |
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| Allow once | Muse proceeds this one time |
| Allow for this task | Muse can take this action for the whole task |
| Allow for this site | Muse can take this action for this website |
| Always allow | Muse can take this action without asking again |
| Deny | Muse will not proceed |
Muse asks: "Should I send this email?" You tap "Allow once."
Muse asks: "Should I add this event to your calendar?" You tap "Allow."
Muse asks: "Should I buy these items?" You tap "Deny."
Muse asks: "Should I send this message?" You tap "Allow for this task."
Approving Actions
Muse: "I have drafted an
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Approving means saying yes to an action. Denying means saying no. You decide what happens.
The Activity log is a record of everything Muse has done. It shows you what Muse did and what it plans to do.
The Activity log keeps you informed. You can see what Muse did. You can catch mistakes. You can stay in control.
Think of a diary. It records what you did each day. The Activity log is like a diary for Muse.
You check the Activity log and see that Muse sent an email.
You check the Activity log to see if Muse added a study session.
You check the Activity log to see if Muse ordered groceries.
You check the Activity log to see if Muse paid a bill.
Activity Log +-------------------+ | Today | | Action: Sent | | email | | App: Gmail | | Status: Approved| +-------------------+
The Activity log is a record of everything Muse has done. It helps you stay informed.
Disconnecting means removing Muse's access to an app or service.
Sometimes you do not want Muse to have access anymore. Disconnecting lets you take back control. You can always reconnect later.
Think of closing a door. You can open it later if you want. Disconnecting is like closing the door.
You disconnect your bank app when you are not using Muse for finance tasks.
You disconnect your social media during exam week.
You disconnect your shopping app when you want to save money.
You disconnect your business email during holidays.
Disconnecting Apps
Settings --> Connectors --> Email
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[Disconnect]
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Muse no longer has access.
Disconnecting means removing Muse's access to an app or service. You can always reconnect later.
Opting out means choosing not to let Meta use your conversations to train its AI models.
Opting out protects your privacy. Your conversations with Muse stay private. They are not used to improve Meta's AI.
Think of a teacher asking to use your essay as an example for future students. You can say yes or no. Opting out is saying no.
You opt out so your conversations are not used for training.
You opt out so your study questions are not shared.
You opt out so your family conversations stay private.
You opt out so your business information stays private.
Opting Out
Settings --> Data Controls
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Uncheck this box.
Opting out means choosing not to let Meta use your conversations to train its AI models. It protects your privacy.
Asking Muse to forget means telling it to delete specific information.
Sometimes you share something with Muse that you want to keep private. Asking Muse to forget helps you stay in control of your data.
Think of telling a friend a secret. Later, you ask them to forget it. You can do the same with Muse.
You told Muse about a surprise party. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
You told Muse about a test you were worried about. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
You told Muse about a gift you are planning. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
You told Muse about a surprise visit to your grandmother. Later, you ask Muse to forget.
Asking Muse to Forget
You: "Muse, forget what I
told you about the
surprise party."
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Muse: "Okay, I have
forgotten."
Asking Muse to forget means telling it to delete specific information. It helps you stay in control of your data.
Muse Confidential VM is a future feature that will encrypt your entire virtual machine. Only you will hold the key.
Confidential VM gives you the highest level of privacy. Even Meta will not be able to see your data.
Think of a locked diary. Only you have the key. No one else can read it. Confidential VM is like a locked diary for your Muse.
When you lock your phone with a passcode, only you can open it. Confidential VM works the same way.
When you lock your locker, only you can open it. Confidential VM is like a digital locker.
When you lock your room, only you can enter. Confidential VM is like a digital lock.
When you lock your safe, only you can open it. Confidential VM is like a digital safe.
Muse Confidential VM +-------------------+ | Encrypted VM | | +-----------+ | | | Your data | | | +-----------+ | | | | Key held only | | by you | +-------------------+
Muse Confidential VM is a future feature that will encrypt your entire virtual machine. Only you will hold the key.
Muse has limits. There are things it cannot do.
Knowing the limits helps you use Muse safely. You should not rely on Muse for everything.
Think of a bicycle. It can take you many places, but it cannot fly. Muse has limits too.
Muse uses Link by Stripe for payments. It never sees your real card number.
Muse cannot access your school files without permission.
Muse cannot see your passwords.
Muse cannot access your bank account without your permission.
What Muse Cannot Do
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| - Cannot see |
| passwords |
| - Cannot access |
| full card |
| - Cannot act |
| without |
| Sentinel |
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Muse has limits. There are things it cannot do. Knowing the limits helps you use Muse safely.
Staying in control means you decide what Muse can and cannot do. You are always in charge.
You should never feel like Muse is controlling you. You control Muse. You choose what it can access and what it can do.
Think of a TV remote. You decide what to watch. You decide when to turn it off. Muse works the same way.
You can disconnect Muse from your email if you no longer want it to read your messages.
You can decide not to let Muse access your school files.
You can decide not to let Muse access your smart home devices.
You can decide not to let Muse access your bank account.
Staying in Control +-------------------+ | You decide: | | - What Muse | | can access | | - What Muse | | can do | | - When to stop | +-------------------+
Staying in control means you decide what Muse can and cannot do. You are always in charge.
Common mistakes are errors people make when using Muse.
Knowing these mistakes helps you avoid them. You use Muse more safely.
Think of learning to cross a road. You look both ways. You avoid mistakes. Using Muse is the same.
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
|---|---|---|
| Giving too much access | Muse can do more than you want. | Start with less access. |
| Not reviewing permissions | You lose track of what Muse can do. | Review permissions monthly. |
| Not checking the Activity log | You miss mistakes. | Check the log regularly. |
| Approving without reading | You might approve something wrong. | Read before approving. |
| Not opting out of training | Your data might be used for training. | Opt out if you prefer. |
You give Muse full access to your email. It sends an email you did not want.
You do not check the Activity log. You miss a mistake.
You approve a purchase without reading. You buy the wrong thing.
You do not review permissions. Muse sends a message to the wrong person.
Common Mistakes Mistake: "Give Muse full access to everything." Better: "Start with read-only access. Add more later."
Common mistakes are errors people make when using Muse. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
Best practices are good habits for using Muse safely.
Good habits keep you safe. You get more done with less worry.
Think of brushing your teeth. It is a good habit. Best practices for Muse are good habits too.
You review permissions every month and disconnect apps you no longer use.
You check the Activity log before exams.
You set "Always ask" for purchases.
You disconnect your bank app when you are not using it.
Best Practices 1. Start with less access 2. Review permissions 3. Check the Activity log 4. Read before approving 5. Opt out of training
Best practices are good habits for using Muse safely. They keep you in control.
The future of Muse safety is very exciting. Muse will become safer and more private.
Better safety means better trust. You can use Muse with more confidence.
Think of how phones have become safer over time. Muse will become safer too.
Meta is already working on Confidential VM. It will encrypt everything.
Students will learn how to use agents safely.
Families will use agents with confidence.
Nigerian users will benefit from safer AI agents.
Future of Muse Safety
Today: Secure VM
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Soon: Confidential VM
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Future: Even more private
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Future: Full user control
The future of Muse safety is exciting. Muse will become safer and more private.
| Word | Simple Definition |
|---|---|
| Muse Secure VM | A secure computer in the cloud for Muse. |
| Sentinel | A security agent that controls Muse. |
| Read Action | Letting Muse view information. |
| Write Action | Letting Muse make changes. |
| Permissions | What Muse is allowed to do. |
| Approval | Permission before an action. |
| Activity Log | A record of what Muse has done. |
| Opting Out | Choosing not to share data. |
| Confidential VM | An encrypted virtual machine. |
| Feature | Real-Life Example |
|---|---|
| Muse Secure VM | Your data is stored in a private cloud computer. |
| Sentinel | Sentinel asks you before Muse makes a purchase. |
| Read vs Write | Reading email vs sending email. |
| Permissions | You set Muse to "Always ask." |
| Approval | Muse asks: "Should I send this?" |
| Activity Log | You see that Muse sent an email. |
| Opting Out | You turn off AI training. |
| Forget | You ask Muse to forget a secret. |
| Feature | Nigerian Example |
|---|---|
| Muse Secure VM | Your data is safe like money in a bank vault. |
| Sentinel | Sentinel checks before Muse sends money. |
| Read vs Write | Reading bank balance vs paying a bill. |
| Permissions | You set Muse to ask before sending messages. |
| Approval | Muse asks: "Should I send this message?" |
| Activity Log | You see that Muse reminded you to buy fuel. |
| Opting Out | You turn off training for your business data. |
| Forget | You ask Muse to forget a surprise. |
| Feature | Everyday Example |
|---|---|
| Muse Secure VM | Your data is stored safely like a diary. |
| Sentinel | Your parents check before you go out. |
| Read vs Write | Reading your notes vs writing new ones. |
| Permissions | You choose what to share with friends. |
| Approval | Muse asks: "Should I buy this?" |
| Activity Log | Your phone shows your call history. |
| Opting Out | You choose not to share your notes. |
| Forget | You ask a friend to forget a secret. |
| Mistake | Why It Is Wrong | How to Fix It |
|---|---|---|
| Giving too much access | Muse can do more than you want. | Start with less access. |
| Not reviewing permissions | You lose track of what Muse can do. | Review permissions monthly. |
| Not checking the Activity log | You miss mistakes. | Check the log regularly. |
| Approving without reading | You might approve something wrong. | Read before approving. |
| Not opting out of training | Your data might be used for training. | Opt out if you prefer. |
| Not disconnecting unused apps | Muse keeps access you do not need. | Disconnect apps you do not use. |
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| Muse works |
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| Sentinel checks |
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| Save changes |
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| Option | What It Means | Safety |
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| Ask for some actions | Muse asks before write actions | Medium |
| Always ask | Muse asks before any action | High |
Day 1: Set up Muse
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Day 2: Review permissions
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Day 3: Check Activity log
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Week 1: Review connectors
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Month 1: Full safety review
Muse Secure VM is a dedicated, secure computer in the cloud. It keeps your data safe and separate from others.
Sentinel is a separate agent that controls what Muse can do. It keeps you safe.
Read actions let Muse view your information. Write actions let Muse make changes on your behalf.
Setting permissions means choosing what Muse can do and what it cannot do. You can change permissions at any time.
Approving means saying yes to an action. Denying means saying no. You decide what happens.
The Activity log is a record of everything Muse has done. It helps you stay informed.
Disconnecting means removing Muse's access to an app or service. You can always reconnect later.
Opting out means choosing not to let Meta use your conversations to train its AI models. It protects your privacy.
Asking Muse to forget means telling it to delete specific information. It helps you stay in control of your data.
Muse Confidential VM is a future feature that will encrypt your entire virtual machine. Only you will hold the key.
Muse has limits. There are things it cannot do. Knowing the limits helps you use Muse safely.
Staying in control means you decide what Muse can and cannot do. You are always in charge.
Common mistakes are errors people make when using Muse. Knowing them helps you avoid them.
Best practices are good habits for using Muse safely. They keep you in control.
The future of Muse safety is exciting. Muse will become safer and more private.
In this module, you learned about safety, privacy, and approval controls.
You learned about Muse Secure VM. You learned about Sentinel. You learned about read and write actions. You learned how to set permissions. You learned how to approve or deny actions. You learned how to review your Activity log. You learned how to disconnect apps. You learned how to opt out of data training. You learned how to ask Muse to forget. You learned about Muse Confidential VM. You learned what Muse cannot do. You learned how to stay in control. You learned about common mistakes. You learned best practices. You learned about the future of Muse safety.
Most importantly, you learned that you are always in control. You decide what Muse can do. You decide what it can access. You decide when to stop.
Congratulations on completing the Meta Muse for Personal Productivity course!
Match the term on the left with its definition on the right.
| Term | Definition |
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| 1. Muse Secure VM | A. A security agent |
| 2. Sentinel | B. A secure computer in the cloud |
| 3. Read Action | C. Permission before an action |
| 4. Write Action | D. Viewing information |
| 5. Approval | E. A record of what Muse has done |
| 6. Activity Log | F. Making changes |
Answers: 1-B, 2-A, 3-D, 4-F, 5-C, 6-E
Title: Set Up Safety Controls
Instructions:
Example:
Safety Plan: Permissions: Always ask Connectors: - Email: Read-only - Calendar: Read-only - Music: Full access Data Training: Opt out
Title: My Safety Checklist
Instructions:
Example:
| Item | Current | Change? |
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| Permissions | Ask for some | Change to Always ask |
| Connected | Keep | |
| Data Training | On | Opt out |
Title: Set Up Your Safety Controls
Goal: Configure your Muse for maximum safety and control.
Steps:
Deliverables:
Title: Complete Safety Review
Instructions:
Grading Criteria:
| Criteria | Points |
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| Permissions reviewed | 25 |
| Apps reviewed | 25 |
| Activity log checked | 25 |
| Report is clear | 25 |
| Total | 100 |
Congratulations! You have completed Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You are now ready for advanced study or real-world practice.
In the future, you can:
To prepare for the future:
Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of personal AI agents!
Congratulations! You have completed Module Eight of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned about safety, privacy, and approval controls.
You learned about Muse Secure VM. You learned about Sentinel. You learned about read and write actions. You learned how to set permissions. You learned how to approve or deny actions. You learned how to review your Activity log. You learned how to disconnect apps. You learned how to opt out of data training. You learned how to ask Muse to forget. You learned about Muse Confidential VM. You learned what Muse cannot do. You learned how to stay in control. You learned about common mistakes. You learned best practices. You learned about the future of Muse safety.
You also learned many examples from Nigeria, from your home, from school, and from everyday life. You learned through stories, illustrations, and activities.
Most importantly, you learned that you are always in control. You decide what Muse can do. You decide what it can access. You decide when to stop.
You have completed Meta Muse for Personal Productivity. You have learned:
You are now ready for advanced study or real-world practice. You are ready to use Muse confidently and safely.
Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep building. The world of personal AI agents is waiting for you!
End of Module Eight
End of Meta Muse for Personal Productivity
Congratulations on completing the course!