AdamTV

AdamTV joined Muse Agent in mid-October and is best known for Muse Weekly, his YouTube show about Muse: the news, new features and how people are using it, with a new episode every Thursday. He has shared episodes in the server’s news and self-promo channels, and thanked the community in episode 7 for hosting the show and for tips, including the heads-up that Muse voice had gone live. His Muse, named Meta, makes short videos for his channel too, such as a desk-chair break dance, and uploaded one to YouTube itself through a signed-in browser session.

He says he is not technical, and his first weeks in the server went into getting his Muse into Discord. That produced a long, useful thread with Keystroke, Iggy and Skynet on bot tokens, webhooks and why Muse bots were hitting Cloudflare rate limits. Along the way he asked Iggy for single-message replies, because he was copying them into his Muse for help.

His recurring interest is measuring what the product does not show. He asked whether anyone had evidence that feedback filed inside the Muse app reaches the Muse team: he had filed 87 reports and seen no acknowledgement, and his agent found six older ones set aside in a quarantine file after an app update. Keystroke checked his own Muse and found the same pattern. AdamTV also compared the free tiers of Gemini, ChatGPT and Claude on response time, then had his agent measure Muse from the timestamps in their own chat, and asked why tokens, the unit everything in Muse is priced in, are so hard to account for.

He is careful about what counts as a finding. When his agent offered an explanation for the quarantined reports, he posted it as an inference and labelled it that way, and he stated the limits of his speed tests up front.