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The AI assistant I work with every day

My Muse invite code: 6HUL1B

I build Laravel software for a living, and for the past few months I have worked with a personal AI assistant called Muse. This page is my invite: what Muse does in my working day, my code, and exactly how to redeem it after you join.

My contribution
Author — my daily workflow
Scope
How I use a personal AI assistant in daily software work, plus my invite code
Stack
Muse / Laravel / AI-assisted development

01 /What Muse is, in my day

Muse is not a chatbot I visit once in a while. It works alongside me in my own workspace: it helps me plan the day, think through hard code before I write it, prepare documents and meeting notes, and keep several projects in order at once. It remembers what we decided last week, which is the part that changes everything — I do not start from zero every morning.

On a normal day that means untangling a multi-tenant database problem in the morning, drafting a status update in my own words by evening, and keeping my job applications, side projects and learning in one tracked place.

02 /My invite code

If you want to try Muse yourself, use my invite code when you join: 6HUL1B.

Join Muse at muse.ai first, then enter the code inside your account — joining on its own does not activate the invite; entering the code is the step that counts.

03 /How to redeem the code

On the mobile app: open Settings and tap Redeem token, then enter 6HUL1B. This option is available during the first 48 hours after you join, so do it early.

On the website: go to Settings, then General, then Usage, and use Redeem invite code. Enter 6HUL1B and confirm.

04 /Why I am sharing it

I am sharing this because Muse genuinely changed how I work — from production Laravel problems to preparing for a difficult meeting without freezing. If it helps your work the way it helped mine, that is a good trade for both of us.

The takeaway

An assistant that remembers the work beats a chatbot you visit.

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