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Built an automated fellowship-application agent in Muse

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Muse helped me get an interview for a Silicon Valley Fellowship program. Pretty wild. I set up an automated task for Muse to search for relevant AI programs in the Bay Area based on my background. It evaluated opportunities, reached out, filled out applications, sent emails and scheduled meetings entirely on its own. Can't believe it landed me an interview. It's insanely capable! By comparison, Instinct feels clunky.

kokiainet set up an automated task for Meta's Muse app: it searched relevant AI fellowship programs in the Bay Area, evaluated opportunities, reached out, filled out applications, sent emails, and scheduled meetings entirely on its own — and landed an interview. First-hand build of an agentic automation.

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