Do I need an invite code to use Muse AI?

The video shows signup at muse.ai/join without an invite code. XWCVCR is Chad's optional referral code, not a requirement for access. Check the current signup screen for availability.

Is Muse AI free, and how many tokens do I get?

The video quotes a free allowance of up to 100 million tokens per week, Power at $20 per month for 500 million per week, and Maximum at $100 per month for 3 billion per week. These are recorded terms, not a live price feed. Confirm the current limits in Muse before signing up or paying.

How does the billion-token referral work?

The offer described in the video gives both people 1 billion bonus tokens when the code is redeemed within 48 hours. The script describes those tokens as non-expiring, with limited code availability. The promotion may change or end; check Muse's current terms and confirm the credit in your account. Chad receives tokens too.

Will it automatically delete messages or spend money?

Do not assume an assistant's default behavior is a safety guarantee. Specify that it must ask before deleting, sending, publishing, or spending. Chad reviewed the LinkedIn cleanup list before approving it and had not allowed Muse to spend money during the test.

What if a connection or scheduled task does not work?

Ask Muse to show a recent item from the source and confirm the schedule. If it cannot, review the connection permissions or reconnect through the app. Some tasks hit login or human-verification walls; finish those steps yourself. Chad also found back-and-forth chat slow compared with handing over a task.

Muse AI · My first 48 hours

Muse AI Tutorial:
Five Things to Try First

I thought this would be another chatbot with a weird name. Then it cleaned up my LinkedIn, found the email that mattered, and spotted my chess mistakes. Here's how to try the same kinds of tasks.

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Start with one connection, one goal, and your approval before anything irreversible.

Watch the walkthrough

Less chatting.
More getting things done.

The full test: setup, five everyday workflows, token usage, and the things I didn't love. My experience—not a promise that every task will run perfectly for you.

5 real workflows12-minute walkthrough

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What you can hand off

Keep your judgment. Lose the busywork.

A daily coach

I'm around 1300 rapid on Chess.com, trying to reach 1500. Muse pulled my games, spotted exposed-king mistakes, and surfaced material worth practicing. Your version could use workout logs or another repeatable activity.

A content production assistant

Muse checked vidIQ against the news, suggested ideas without repeats, then drafted the hook, structure, and chapters for the idea I chose. I still film, bring my own taste, and make the final call. A Notion dashboard is what I want to try next—not something I've already built.

A LinkedIn inbox cleanup

I asked Muse to review the backlog, separate real conversations from cold pitches, and bring me a list first. After I approved it, 156 spam threads were removed. The useful conversations stayed. Start with a small batch you can inspect.

An inbox that protects your attention

My Gmail check runs every 30 minutes. I only want interruptions for real people, direct questions, deadlines inside 24 hours, or urgent keywords. Newsletters, promotions, and routine shipping updates can wait. Check the early results against your inbox before trusting it.

One meaningful goal

The other four examples are just goals with useful data attached. Tell Muse what you're trying to achieve and what done looks like. Let it propose a plan, then decide what it may do on its own and where it must stop for you.

You still make the final call

Let it research, sort, and draft. Review the evidence and approve the exact action before it changes anything important.

How it works

Three steps to your first useful task.

Don't connect your whole life on day one. Get a small win and earn some trust first.

Step 01
Create your account
Go to muse.ai/join and create an account. The video shows signup without an invite code. Start with the free option if it is available; you do not need to commit to a paid plan to test one useful task.
Open Muse signup
Step 02
Connect one source you actually use
Find the app connections in Muse and choose one relevant source, such as Gmail or Chess.com. Review the permissions before authorizing it, then ask Muse to retrieve a small recent sample so you know the connection works. Do not paste passwords into chat. Only connect work or health information if you are permitted and comfortable doing so.
Step 03
Give it a goal and approval boundaries
Choose one workflow below, replace the bracketed details, and ask for a plan. Confirm that Muse can reach the data and that any recurring task is actually scheduled. Keep deletion, messages, publishing, and spending behind explicit approval. Compare the first results against the original source.

Starter prompts

Give it a job. Not just a question.

These are adapted starter prompts based on the workflows in my video, not word-for-word quotes. Replace the brackets with your own details.