Find concert tickets across email, calendar, and wallet
A Meta Muse user asked it to find four upcoming concert tickets across calendar, Ticketmaster, email, photos, and wallet; Muse could not access Photos or iPhone Mail, so the cross-source search failed. Task: On r/MetaAI (“Already disappointed”), Dipwald granted Muse several permissions and asked it to read the next month’s concerts on the calendar (four shows) and hunt matching tickets across Ticketmaster, email, photos, wallet, etc.—a common pain when tickets are split across apps. Muse said it lacked Photos and iPhone Mail access and that granting those was not an option; it offered to sign into Ticketmaster in its browser, which the poster felt they could do themselves. The value they wanted was compiling across Apple-centric sources (iCloud Mail, iPhone calendar). Commenters suggested logging into iCloud/Ticketmaster web UIs inside Muse’s browser, noting Photos access was not available yet, and coaching the agent with goals rather than dead-end tool instructions.; tools: Meta Muse. Human role: User granted initial permissions, tried to expand access when Muse refused, and evaluated whether the workaround was worth it versus doing Ticketmaster themselves.; limitations: There is no Photos connector available. iPhone Mail and iCloud are not first-class connectors, requiring web login inside Muse. Cross-provider ticket inventory remains fragile. The user indicated they would abandon Muse if this class of task remained impossible..
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Overview
A Meta Muse user asked it to find four upcoming concert tickets across calendar, Ticketmaster, email, photos, and wallet; Muse could not access Photos or iPhone Mail, so the cross-source search failed.
Workflow
On r/MetaAI (“Already disappointed”), Dipwald granted Muse several permissions and asked it to read the next month’s concerts on the calendar (four shows) and hunt matching tickets across Ticketmaster, email, photos, wallet, etc.—a common pain when tickets are split across apps. Muse said it lacked Photos and iPhone Mail access and that granting those was not an option; it offered to sign into Ticketmaster in its browser, which the poster felt they could do themselves. The value they wanted was compiling across Apple-centric sources (iCloud Mail, iPhone calendar). Commenters suggested logging into iCloud/Ticketmaster web UIs inside Muse’s browser, noting Photos access was not available yet, and coaching the agent with goals rather than dead-end tool instructions.
Reported result
The end-to-end cross-source ticket search did not complete successfully. Ticketmaster login via Muse’s browser was suggested as a partial workaround, but emailed or photo-stored tickets were not reliably gathered in this Apple-centric setup.
Human role
User granted initial permissions, tried to expand access when Muse refused, and evaluated whether the workaround was worth it versus doing Ticketmaster themselves.
Limitations
There is no Photos connector available. iPhone Mail and iCloud are not first-class connectors, requiring web login inside Muse. Cross-provider ticket inventory remains fragile. The user indicated they would abandon Muse if this class of task remained impossible.
Try it
Find my tickets for [event] on [date]. Search email, calendar, Google/Apple Wallet, Ticketmaster (and [other services]) for confirmations or barcodes. Summarize where each ticket lives, seat info, and entry time. Do not forward, transfer, or delete anything. If a source is inaccessible, say so and propose a web-login workaround—wait for my approval before signing into any site. First, perform a dry run on a single known event to verify access levels. If successful, proceed with the full list. If any connector is missing, explicitly list which sources failed and ask for manual input or browser login approval before continuing.
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