Meta’s Muse powers concert discovery—and highlights a blocking problem for media sites
A concert curator reports billions of weekly tokens for $80, revealing how cheaply an agent can search and classify media across platforms.
The operator of concert service fullsets.fm says Meta’s Muse scans Reddit and YouTube for recordings, discovers channels, matches artists and makes final approve-or-reject decisions in the curation pipeline. He paid $80 for a month and reports using a few billion tokens a week through a managed Chrome environment, although jobs can freeze and the interface remains rough. At that price and scale, browser agents can sharply lower the cost of building media catalogs while pushing source platforms toward tighter controls over automated access.