Office work

Research notes into a visual brief

Turn research notes into a visual brief with source-linked claims, illustrative image ideas, and a review step before generating assets.

Who it's for

Analysts, researchers, and office teams preparing presentations from shareable sources.

What you get

A source-aware visual brief and reviewed illustrations, with uncertain claims clearly marked.

Who does what

1You
Provide shareable sources, the research question, and the audience's decision needs.
2Your agent
Compare claims with sources, distinguish findings from hypotheses, and draft visual prompts for approval.
3Muse4AI
Forward approved Ask requests to Muse and generate requested illustrative images or clips.

Prompt to give your agent

prompt.txt

Turn these shareable research notes into a visual brief for our team presentation. Link factual claims to the supplied sources and flag gaps. Suggest illustrations separately from data charts. After I approve, use Muse4AI for illustrative assets only, not for evidence or invented findings.

Samples made with Muse through Muse4AI

Minimal illustration of a magnifying glass over a stack of papers next to a plant — Prompt sent to Muse: Minimal conceptual illustration of a magnifying glass over a neat stack of paper documents next to a small plant, soft pastel colors, clean flat style. No text, no letters, no logos, no watermark.

Limits to keep in mind

Generation uses your own Muse account's usage limit. Review a small sample before requesting a larger batch.
Verify citations and conclusions yourself. Muse does not provide access to Meta's internal data stores.
AI images are illustrations, not research evidence. Build quantitative charts from verified data in a chart tool.
Share only permitted material. Jobs on the same Muse account share its Muse memory; use a separate account for research.