For anyone applying for jobs and hearing nothing back

Rent due and no replies? Let AI apply for you while you sleep

…with a new resume for every job it applies to

Muse, Meta's AI agent, finds the jobs you pick, rewrites your resume to match each post and sends the application. You just answer the replies.

Muse is applying · Get Hired On Autopilot setup
Customer Support SpecialistRemote · US · resume rewritten for this post
Applied ✓
Data Entry ClerkRemote · resume rewritten for this post
Applied ✓
Warehouse Associate, nightsLocal · 4 mi away · resume rewritten for this post
Applied ✓
Virtual AssistantRemote · matching your resume to the post
Writing
Example of what it looks like. Company names are made up.You picked: remote + local, support, admin, warehouse
1new resume per job
0forms you fill by hand
3steps to set up

You get my whole Muse setup in one PDF: how I set it up, exactly what I tell it, and how I pick the jobs.

PDFDOCTXTCopy-paste ready

Muse writes a new resume for every job, using the words from that exact post, so the software doesn't bury it.

There's no form filling and no copy-pasting. It applies all day, even while you sleep.

It's the same setup I show in my reels, not a theory about what might work.

Get the playbook →Instant download · pay once
Instant accessHelp in Whop chat
Real numbers

Straight from my Instagram

My own numbers, my Muse dashboard, and setups from students who use it.

Watch it workMy real dashboard, recorded earlier at 773. Each agent is out sending applications, around the clock.
Muse chat: asked how many applications were submitted, Muse answers 707
707 applications submittedI asked Muse how many it had sent. I didn't fill in one of them.
Inbox full of thank you for applying emails from companies like NerdWallet, Rula, CompanyCam, Mixlab and Harvey
The inbox after a run"Thanks for applying" emails from real companies, one after another.
Muse breakdown of 567 applications by site: employer sites, LinkedIn, Wellfound, Indeed and more
567 applications, by siteCompany websites, LinkedIn, Wellfound, Indeed and more. Muse keeps count.
Muse breakdown of about 195 applications across LinkedIn, Indeed, Dice, company sites and Monster
Applying right on company sitesIncluding Greenhouse and Ashby forms, not just one-click job boards.

Student setups

Desks shared by students running their setups.

Student desk with three laptops running side by side
Student setup with two laptops on stands
Student desk with two monitors and two laptops
Nine laptops on a desk with a handwritten sign
Student desk with five laptops and a ThinkPad on their lap
Why now

AI agents just started applying for jobs. Most people don't know yet.

Meta launched Muse in September 2026. It can use a browser and fill in forms for you, which means it can apply for jobs. Hardly anyone is using it for that yet.

Right now you're competing with people who apply by hand, five a day, with the same resume every time. That gap won't stay open forever.

YOU ARE HERE

Now: early

Almost nobody uses an agent to apply. You send more, better-matched applications than everyone else.

Soon: common

Everyone figures it out. The easy edge gets smaller.

Later: normal

It's just how people apply. Being early is no longer an advantage.

My bet: the people who set this up now get the most out of it. And most people are wasting the window:

  • ✕Applying by hand for hours, sending five a day while the job posts fill up.
  • ✕Using one resume for every job, and wondering why the software buries it.
  • ✕Waiting until they "figure out AI". By then everyone else has too.

One yes changes everything.
Start now, with a setup that already works.

So I built a setup.

Sherzod
hey, I'm Sherzod@sherzodlayev

I didn't want to spend every night rewriting the same resume and typing the same answers into the same forms. So when Muse came out, I set it up to do that part for me.

Now it finds the jobs I pick, rewrites my resume for each one and sends the application. I show it working in my reels, and people kept asking for the exact setup.

So I wrote the whole thing down, step by step, so you can copy it.

Sherzod

Applying isn't the hard part. Getting seen is.

You can open Muse and ask it to apply for jobs. Without a setup, it guesses: which jobs, what to say, how to match your resume. The playbook makes it do this the same way every time.

By hand / Muse with no setup
My Muse setup
✕About 5 applications a day
Applies all day, only to jobs you pick
✕One resume for every job
A new resume written for each post
✕Easy for the software to bury
Uses the job post's own words
✕Every form typed out yourself
Muse fills in the forms
✕You guess what to tell the AI
My exact instructions, copy-paste ready
✕Stops when you stop
Keeps going while you sleep

Any job. Remote or local.

Support, admin, warehouse, retail, driving. You tell Muse what you want, it handles the rest.

Remote support Warehouse Data entry Retail Virtual assistant

How it works

No tech skills. No code. Three steps.

STEP 1

Set up Muse

Follow the playbook to get Muse ready, with your real experience in it. One evening, start to finish.

✓ muse ready
STEP 2

Tell it what you want

The kinds of jobs, remote or local, where. Paste in my instructions and change the details.

customer support · remote · US
STEP 3

Answer the replies

It writes a resume for each post and sends the application. You check in and reply to the companies.

→ applied · resume matched · waiting for reply

Every step of my setup. Yours today.

get-hired-on-autopilotInstant download
PDF
Playbook.pdf
TXT
Instructions
DOC
Resume base
SetupYour resumePicking jobsLetting it applyRepliesBonus guides
The setup

The exact way I run Muse

Every step, in the order I do it, with screenshots.

account setupyour experiencejob filtersremote + localdaily routine
Resume

A resume for every post

How Muse matches your resume to each job without making things up.

keyword matchingreal experience onlyone base resume
Instructions

What I tell it, word for word

Copy, paste, change your details. No guessing what to type.

copy-pastejob pickingapplying
Bonus

Bonus guides

Extra sections for buyers on getting the most out of the setup.

What else you need

A Muse account

Muse has a free plan. At launch it was for adults 18+ in the US. Check muse.ai for where it works now.

Your resume

Any version. Muse rewrites it for each job.

Don't have a Muse account yet? Fine.

The playbook walks you through signing up, step by step. You only do it once.

Pay once. Keep it forever.

No subscription. Download the playbook, keep it and come back to it any time. Questions after you buy? Message me in Whop chat.

It's a digital download, so all sales are final.

For the scrollers

Scrolled straight to the bottom?

I get it. Here's everything, in one place.

  • My full Muse setup, step by step
  • A new resume for every job, matched to the post
  • My exact instructions, copy-paste ready
  • Remote or local, only jobs you pick
  • Applies while you sleep
  • Bonus guides for buyers
  • Help in Whop chat

Questions

What is Muse?

Muse is a personal AI agent made by Meta, launched in September 2026. It works from its own cloud computer, uses a web browser and can fill in forms for you.

Do I need to know tech or code?

No. The playbook walks you through every step in plain words, with screenshots.

Is Muse free?

Muse has a free plan, and Meta also sells paid plans. My playbook is a separate purchase from me, not from Meta.

Can I use Muse where I live?

At launch it was open to adults 18+ in the United States. Check muse.ai to see where it works now.

Does it make things up on my resume?

No. The setup tells Muse to use only your real experience and reword it in the job post's language.

Will this get me a job?

Nobody can promise that, and I won't. It gets more applications out, each with a resume written for that job, so each one has a better shot at being read.

Can I get a refund?

No. It's a digital download, so all sales are final. Watch my reels first so you know what you're getting.

Are you part of Meta?

No. I'm an independent creator. This isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta.

You've read this far for a reason.

Maybe rent is due. Maybe you've sent a hundred applications and heard nothing. Or maybe you're just tired of spending your nights on forms.

You only need one yes. Set this up tonight, and let Muse send the applications you don't have time for.