Reserve a dinner table and add it to your calendar

A reporter asked Meta Muse to find a Midtown Manhattan dinner spot for two, make the reservation, and place it on their calendar.

Done with Meta Muse· Beginner

What they did
Using the free tier, the reporter connected Muse to personal Gmail and Google Calendar. They asked for an affordable restaurant in Midtown Manhattan with an opening for two at 6 pm, and Muse proposed a Mediterranean restaurant. After that, the reporter told it to complete the booking and save the event to the calendar.
How it went
Muse finished the reservation and calendar entry quickly, and a confirmation email showed up in the reporter’s inbox. The downside was that the restaurant’s menu prices were far beyond the budget the reporter had named, and Muse’s sluggish replies during the follow-up made the experience frustrating enough that they went to a different restaurant instead.
Tips
Look up the menu prices yourself before you approve a booking. If you use the free tier, watch the weekly token limit and expect slower back-and-forth at times.

Try it yourself with Meta Muse

Help me plan a meal out: search for a [cuisine] restaurant in [neighborhood, city] that has an opening for [group size] at [time] on [date]. First, give me your best option plus a quick check of the prices and a few menu items. Wait for my approval before you make any reservation, and after I say yes, place the booking and add it to my [calendar app] with the address and confirmation details.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

Read the original on gizmodo.com ↗

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