Good prompts deserve
to be discovered.
MusePrompts is an independent directory of practical prompts and useful workflows for Meta’s Muse personal agent. Find a starting point, make it your own, and share what works.
Discover an idea
Browse by category, search for a task, or see what the community finds helpful.
Make it yours
Copy the complete prompt, replace the personal details, and try it in Muse.
Pass it forward
Upvote useful prompts or submit one of your own. Google sign-in keeps contributions connected to an account.
Curated, with context
Prompts can arrive through community submissions or discovery from configured public X searches. Each entry includes its available sources so you can see who shared it and read the original context. Discovery coverage depends on source availability and does not include every Muse post.
Community submissions always receive a review before publication. Automated discoveries must meet strict relevance and quality thresholds. Automatic publishing stays disabled until its decisions have passed an editorial benchmark. We never intentionally fill in missing prompt instructions.
A score that shows its ingredients
There are three different signals on a prompt: engagement on X, community upvotes here, and a combined directory score. X likes never become community votes. The current ranking formula is v1:
Editorial quality considers relevance to Muse, copy readiness, usefulness, and clarity equally. It is an editorial estimate, not proof that a prompt has been independently tested. X engagement uses the strongest individual source’s likes plus 2 times its reposts; multiple posts are not added together. X and community signals use logarithmic scales so a very large audience does not dominate indefinitely.
Freshness gradually decreases from the first publication date, with a 14-day half-life. Substantive feedback can adjust the combined score by up to 5 points. It contributes to ranking only after 5 substantive evaluations are available. Generic praise and spam do not count as reports that a prompt worked.
See the exact calculation
E = strongest source's (likes + 2 × reposts) X = 100 × min(1, ln(1 + E) / ln(10001)) C = 100 × min(1, ln(1 + community votes) / ln(101)) F = 100 × 2^(-days since first publication / 14) D = (positive − negative) / (positive + negative + 10) D = 0 until 5 substantive evaluations are available Score = clamp(0.4Q + 0.3X + 0.25C + 0.05F + 5D, 0, 100)
The last successfully observed X counts remain visible if a refresh fails or omits a counter, with a “last known” label. Never-observed counts stay unknown. Removed sources stop contributing to ranking. Each prompt records the scoring version used for its displayed score.
Choose your own way to explore
- Top prompts sorts by the combined directory score.
- Trending uses engagement gained over the last 24 hours, when comparable snapshots are available.
- Most useful puts editorial quality first.
- Community favorites ranks by upvotes on MusePrompts.
- Newest shows recently published entries first.
Thoughtful sharing
Submit complete instructions or a link to the original source. Credit the creator, respect their work, and keep private information out. Your submission stays private until it is approved, and you can follow its status in My submissions.
This site is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta. Prompts may produce different results depending on your context and Muse’s available capabilities. Always review generated output before relying on it.
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