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Meta Muse for operations works as one owner's back-office assistant: invoice chasers, bills triage, reorder lists. Here's what it connects to and where it stops.

Claude Motion pricing has no line item of its own. You pay for a Team or Enterprise seat, then each animation draws on usage. Here is what that adds up to.

Meta Muse for project management works as one PM's chief of staff: weekly reports, chasers and meeting follow-ups. Here's what it connects to and where it stops.

Claude Motion turns your reports, charts and notes into short animated explainers built as editable code. Here is how it works, who gets it, and where it stops.

Meta Muse for marketing works best as a cross-channel analyst: it reads Meta ads, Instagram, Klaviyo and Shopify together and drafts your next move.

Instinct AI for research works for decisions: comparing products, watching prices, finding policies. It documents no sources or deep research mode, so check every number.

Instinct AI can run a recruiter's calendar, inbox and travel, but its own rules and hiring law put screening, sourcing and candidate data off limits. Here's where the line sits.

Instinct AI can run a sales rep's personal admin, but its terms rule out prospecting at volume and company accounts. Here's the line, plus what to do when buyers send their agents.

How operations managers can use OpenAI Dots: QuickBooks, Stripe, Gusto, NetSuite, Shopify, and Docusign plugins, the weekly ops chores a dot handles well, and the money steps it always hands back.