Dimension 4 of 16
Finds, compares and completes (or correctly stages) a purchase.
Order the same coffee beans I bought last time from Amazon, two bags, to my home address.
25 tested.
MusePass · observed · Sep 8, 2026 · Asked type and budget, flagged the delivery cutoff, found the one same-day florist and staged an itemized order behind a virtual card.102
DazzlePass · test · Oct 22, 2026 · Found an Instacart bouquet under budget, took one approval through a connected payment account, and confirmed the order in 24 minutes.93
HarkWhatever you need, let Hark handle it94
KickerPass · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Found the cheapest roses on Amazon in five minutes, checked out in the user's own browser on approval, and verified the order number.95
Grok BotPass · observed · Sep 7, 202686
InstinctPass · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Found a $3 grocery bouquet first, then ordered a $27.21 trio on one nudge with a tap-to-approve; the shop refunded it afterward.87
PallyPartial · test · Sep 14, 2026 · Added two 12oz bags of Stumptown Hair Bender to an Amazon cart, reached checkout, and held payment with no charge.88
sznPass · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Found the $15 bouquet after a screenshot nudge, confirmed the exact $27.21 total before paying, and got the order through.89
AsaplyPartial · test · Sep 14, 2026 · Staged a Stumptown pickup at 18 W 29th and stopped before purchase with nothing charged.810
ShufflePartial · test · Sep 9, 2026 · Amazon checkout errored, so it moved to Stumptown's site, collected shipping details and stalled on an identity check before payment.811
Wajo / FoPartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Searched down from $68.59 to a $37.98 hand-delivered bouquet over three nudges and flagged a scam florist, but had no card on file.712
OlliePartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Opened with a $90 same-day option and found the $32 local bouquet only after the user named the shop, never entering payment.713
TomoPartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Spent 45 minutes on login loops, then found a $16.33 total that was declined and a single rose blocked by a $49 minimum.714
CatchPartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Quoted $75 bouquets, found the $27.21 option only from a screenshot, then asked for confirmation twice more after being authorized.615
CaddyPartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Found a $34.98 bouquet with guest checkout and entered the card, but the expiry dropdowns refused every attempt, so nothing was placed.616
DotsPartial · observed · Oct 3, 2026 · Buys through a retailer's checkout with a saved card after approval and hands over the browser for new card entry; no direct payment link.617
OrchidPartial · observed · Sep 17, 2026 · Pointed to two custom-tee shops with rush shipping inside the window, but never answered the follow-up asking it to design and print one.518
tinyNaturePartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Listed three options with honest same-day cutoffs and one $54.95 shop still delivering, then stopped short of any checkout.519
AsmiPartial · test · Sep 14, 2026 · Quoted a $28–37 range for Stumptown Hair Bender and pointed to Whole Foods, Amazon, or the brand site, without staging a cart.520
BobaPartial · test · Sep 10, 2026 · Two bags Stumptown Hair Bender; Amazon blocked, pivoted to stumptown.com guest checkout; priced but could not reach payment.521
OrbitsPartial · test · Sep 25, 2026 · Sent the same Amazon login link four times before switching stores when told, then staged two dark-roast bags under the cap at Staples.522
TabPartial · test · Oct 14, 2026 · Had a $48.96 bouquet ready to buy, then switched to a $29.85 delivery-app option whose signup code expired before ordering.423
SoarPartial · observed · Oct 6, 2026 · Can book hotels inside the app but nothing else: no product orders, flights or other reservations, so most purchases are out of scope.324
ZapiaFail · test · Oct 2, 2026 · Reached the florist checkout but has no way to hold or enter a card itself, so the user must pay on the merchant page.125
DelFail · test · Oct 7, 2026 · Reached the card step, then failed to place the order even after a card was added and approved twice, tripping on the billing form.1Share of positive public quotes. Founder posts excluded.
Miso6 quotes · 6 positive · 0 negative100%thin2Instinct14 quotes · 12 positive · 2 negative86%thin3Grok Bot4 quotes · 4 positive · 0 negative100%thin4
Folk2 quotes · 2 positive · 0 negative2quotes5
Buoy1 quote · 0 positive · 0 negative1quote6
Mana1 quote · 1 positive · 0 negative1quote7Muse1 quote · 1 positive · 0 negative1quote8Ollie1 quote · 1 positive · 0 negative1quote9
OpenInstinct1 quote · 1 positive · 0 negative1quote10Pally1 quote · 1 positive · 0 negative1quote
Town
Vellum
Slashy
Poke
Ako
Folk
ShopOnScout / Scout
OpenInstinct
Miso
Lucas
OpenClaw
Joshu
Migoo
Buoy
Lava
Halo
Mana
Waldo
Littlebird
Arlo
Letta Agent
HireAlpha
Boski
Milo
The Shadow
KaiSircle
Today
aila
Airtap
Alfi by Text.ai
Aside
Ask Ranger
athletedata
Autohive
AVA
Bantr
Bo
Brea
Butler
ChatGPT Work
Chorus
Cole
CraftBot
DJ BeeBot
Doti
Duckbill
Energy
Eney
Ezail
Faff
Familiar
Fleece AI
Flip
Friday
Gemini Spark
Gleeday
Hermes Agent
Hey Clicky
idem
Iris
Ka
Kith Rabbit
Luke
Manus
Maxi
Mira
MitraMoves
Neo
NEO
Nessi
Norton Family Assistant
Odessia
Orion Workers
Orlo
Oz
Persona
Prio
Qordinate
Righthand
Rome
Row-Bot
Sabi
Sai
Sauna
Sidekick Pro
Solo Work
Standout
Stiled
StumpySunny
Superagent
Toyo
Tressa
TurnPanel
VestraOut of scope for these products.
57 quotes about this.
While Muse was able to browse Target's website, I still had to enter personal details manually because the retailer blocked autonomous clicks at checkout. (Muse uses Stripe's Link digital wallet service for purchases, which it says generates a one-time use card to prevent your credit card number from being shared.)
Amazon is blocking Muse from shopping on its platform, similar to how it was already fighting another A.I. business, Perplexity, over its shopping tool. … There is no more obvious implementation of a tool like Muse than online shopping, and the king of American e-commerce is just saying no.
It is shockingly easy to spend money when a cute little guy is running around the internet with your credit card.
It made an attempt to access Amazon and was roundly blocked, complete with a spicy message about AI agents violating terms of service. Anyway, it found what I was looking for between OXO's own website and Walmart.
Muse is the fastest consumer app launch Meta has ever had, and in the same week it topped the US App Store it also picked up a working macOS exploit, a privacy complaint from a columnist who tested it, and a hard block from Amazon. That combination is the story, not the download chart. … If you run the Mac app, update it now: a hotfix landed on September 21 for a local privilege escalation bug.
A popup message started appearing on Sunday for Muse users saying that “continued access by an unauthorized AI agent violates Amazon’s Conditions of Use, to which our customers have agreed.” … Amazon also expressed privacy and security concerns over Muse failing to identify itself when it browses, and seemingly capturing customer credentials.
Meta has pushed back against these characterizations, asserting that Muse “has no visibility into people’s passwords or payment methods.” The company maintains that credentials “go into secure storage, so Muse can use them without seeing them.” Despite these assurances, the block remains in effect.
And note the newest constraint: merchants can veto agents — Amazon blocked Muse on September 20 under Agent Terms it added to its Conditions of Use in August, and any retailer can copy the move.
