Another New AI Agent Dropped. Here's the One Thing It's Actually Good At
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Another New AI Agent Dropped. Here's the One Thing It's Actually Good At
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Meta released a new AI agent framework called Muse. There will probably be another one next week, and another the week after. If you try to rebuild your business around every new agent, you'll get whiplash and never get traction.
Scott's approach: Don't chase them. Learn what each one is good at, and use it for that.
What Muse does well: It's tightly integrated with Facebook and Instagram. Scott gave it a link to a Chipley, Florida property on Landmodo (0.66 acres, owner financed, $200 down, $229/month). Muse pulled the photos and details, drafted a Facebook Marketplace listing, and asked for approval before posting.
What Muse doesn't do: It's a single "God mode" agent. You can't build multi-agent workflows the way you can with Grokbot or Hermes.
The bigger opportunity: Connect Facebook Messenger, then have Muse check for new messages every 30 minutes during business hours and auto-reply with your next step, like a link to your website.
Coming up: Scott plans to have his Grokbot agents hand new listings to Muse automatically, and he'll map that workflow out on a future episode.
The takeaway: Check out Muse if you sell on Facebook Marketplace. But don't build your whole business on it.
Got a business question? Ask Scott here: scotttodd.net/ask
