Productivity

Create a clear, personalized news feed

Use Muse’s default Feed prompt to request brief news summaries based on your interests. Emma Roth reported trying this prompt in The Verge; this listing has been checked against her published text, not independently tested in Muse.

Added Sep 14, 2026Editorial selection

Your starting point

MAKE IT YOURS

Make me a feed about my interests. Keep the tone clear and direct. Ensure it is quick to skim. Try to avoid clickbait.

Copy, personalize, and try it in Muse.

Before you begin

Open the Feed tab in the Muse personal-agent app.
Muse needs context about your interests; review what you share and connect.
The source reviewer reported useful summaries but raised concerns about inferred personal context. Read her full review before choosing account connections.

Credit where it’s due

1 source

Original sourceOpen original sourceSource checked 2h ago

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DIRECTORY SCORE · v1

41.8/ 100

A little signal to help good ideas surface.

Editorial quality92 / 100

Community upvotes0

Substantive feedbackUnknown

How this score works

v1: 40% editorial quality, 30% X engagement, 25% community votes, and 5% freshness. Substantive feedback can adjust the score by up to 5 points. X engagement uses the strongest single source's likes plus 2 times its reposts. X and community signals use logarithmic scales, reaching their caps at 10000 engagement points and 100 votes. Freshness halves every 14 days from first publication. Feedback starts at 5 substantive evaluations, with a smoothing prior of 10.

Only the strongest individual X source counts. Editorial quality is an estimate of relevance, readiness, usefulness, and clarity; it does not mean the prompt was independently tested.

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