Getting started with Meta's Muse AI agent
Learn how to set up Meta's new AI agent, Muse, connect your Gmail and Google Calendar, and use it to perform tasks like blocking focus time.
TL;DR
You'll set up Muse, Meta's new AI agent, from scratch: name it, connect your Gmail and Google Calendar, and choose how much it can do without asking. Then you'll give it its first real job and watch it block two hours of focus time on your calendar.
Who this is for
- Professionals who want an AI that does tasks, not just answers questions
- Busy people who want an AI assistant to manage their calendar
- Anyone curious about AI agents who hasn't tried one yet
What you'll build
A fully set up Muse agent connected to your Gmail and Google Calendar, with a focus block it scheduled for you.
Steps in this tutorial
- Step 1: Sign in to Muse
- Step 2: Rename your agent and change its avatar
- Step 3: Take a quick tour of the main tabs
- Step 4: Connect your Gmail
- Step 5: Connect your Google Calendar
- Step 6: Choose how often Muse asks before it acts
- Step 7: Decide whether your chats help train Meta's AI
- Step 8: Give Muse its first job
- Recap
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