Homework from the school site lands in the kid's calendar, with reminders
Meta's Muse logs into the school system with its credential vault, collects the homework and due dates, and adds each one with a reminder the day before. Early days: "We shall see!"
Done withMeta MuseSpotted· by HN user fnordpiglet· Oct 18, 2026
Result Credential vault useful, overall not bad
“collate the homework's and their due dates, adding to my child's calendar when they're due and a reminder the day before with a link to the calendar”
Spotted: found in the wild. Details are as reported by the source above and have not been independently verified.
What they did
They gave Muse the ability to use its credential vault to log into their child’s school information system, read through the site to collate the homework and due dates, and add each one to their child’s calendar along with a reminder the day before. They modeled the workflow formally first, as they do with all LLM procedures, then set it to run daily.
How it went
It’s early days (“We shall see!”), but they called the credential vault useful and the overall result not bad, while noting they’re limiting how much information they give Meta in exchange for the convenience.
Try it yourself with Meta Muse
Give [your AI agent] credentials to log into [a school or portal website], read through it to collate recurring items like homework or due dates, and add each one to a shared calendar with a reminder ahead of the deadline. Document the workflow formally before scheduling it to run automatically, and only give it access to information you'd be comfortable sharing.
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