Muse operating manual: 3 facts, 4 payloads, 5 rungs
Muse runs on its own cloud computer with a guard agent approving every action, and always stops for sending email or spending money; the author lays out the setup order, a first task and a delegation ladder.
Everyone installed Muse and asked it a question. Nobody handed it a job. The Meta Muse Operating Manual: 3 facts, 4 payloads, 5 rungs, 30 minutes. The three facts: it runs on its own cloud computer with a guard agent approving every action, so it keeps working when your app is closed. Two things always stop for you: sending email and spending money. And you are buying tokens, not features: 100M a week free, 500M for $20, 3B for $100. The four payloads: the setup order (calendar, then Gmail as drafts only, then one booking source, payments off for a week), the First Task (five links into a spreadsheet, then one revision), the five-line task brief, and the Delegation Ladder. The ladder: research doc, grocery list from saved recipes, a table booking, a bill negotiation with a stop rule, a checkout on a one-time card. In that order. Each rung hits the approval wall more than the last. What Connect actually shipped versus what is "soon": the avatar, Mac control, the Muse email address, glasses and the Charm are all announced, not live. Article's below. Save it before you connect anything.
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