Order bakery pickup and find couches on Marketplace

In a multi-day test, Meta Muse filled a bakery pickup cart, pausing for final approval at checkout, and found local couches on Facebook Marketplace and followed up on a listing. · Sep 20, 2026

What They Did

In a several-day hands-on test, the reviewer asked Meta Muse to handle web errands. It added a bacon, egg, cheddar and garlic-aioli biscuit sandwich to a Kahnfections pickup cart, and checkout stopped for the user's final approval. Separately, it searched Facebook Marketplace for local couches and followed up on a listing the user liked.

How It Went

Both tasks worked as delegated browsing, and the user only had to approve checkout. Muse also kept prompting the user to connect bank accounts, email, documents and ID expiration details. The source says these were prompts, not confirmed connections.

Worth Knowing

Muse's training-on-your-interactions setting is on at first use. It can be turned off under Data controls, and Memory has no off switch in the tested version.