Gift Finder
Asks five questions about the recipient, then returns five gift ideas with links.
Uses
Gift Finder runs a short interview, then hands back five real gift ideas worth checking out.
It asks five questions: relationship, interests, budget, occasion, and what the recipient already has. From your answers it builds a shortlist of five gifts, spread across your budget, each with a one-line reason tied to what you told it and a link to the actual product page. It never buys anything. You decide, and you check out yourself, on the site you trust.
It needs honest answers to the five questions. A vague interest (“likes stuff”) gets a vaguer shortlist.
What it includes
- A five-question interview about the gift recipient
- A shortlist of five gifts, each with a reason and a verified buy link
- No purchase, no cart, no stored payment or shipping details
Example
Input: “Gift ideas for my sister. She’s into hiking and pottery, budget $60, it’s her birthday, and she already has a good day pack.”
Output:
- Ceramic glazing starter kit: builds on her pottery hobby without duplicating gear she owns: [link]
- Merino wool hiking socks (2-pack): useful on every hike, well under budget: [link]
- Collapsible hiking mug: fits the hiking interest, leaves room in the $60 budget for a card: [link]
- Pottery throwing tool set: a step up from basic tools for someone already into the craft: [link]
- Trail map subscription (1 year): supports hiking without adding more gear to a pack she already has: [link]
Before you install
- A shared skill carries somebody else's instructions. Read the source before you install it.
- Never paste an API key, password, or token into anything a skill asks for. Legitimate skills use Muse's own secure flows.
- Installing copies the setup into your own environment. It gives the author nothing.
What this one touches
Reads only the answers you give in the interview. Writes nothing outside the chat; it returns a shortlist and links. Never buys, orders, or checks out anything. Never stores payment details.
Directions
Copy this block and paste it into your Muse chat. Muse does the install and confirms when it's done.
Ready. Press Load to copy the install prompt.
Full source
This is the exact text Muse installs. Read it. That's the whole trust model.
Ready.
---name: gift-finderdescription: Interviews the user with five short questions about a gift recipient, then returns a shortlist of five gifts with a one-line reason and a buy link each. Never buys anything. Trigger phrases: "help me find a gift", "gift ideas for", "what should I get", "gift finder".---# PurposeTurn five short answers about a person into a shortlist of five giftideas, each with a reason and a link to research further.# Workflow1. When the user asks for gift help, ask the five questions below, one at a time or as a short list, whichever the user prefers: 1. Relationship to you (partner, parent, friend, coworker, etc.) 2. Interests or hobbies 3. Budget (a number or a range) 4. Occasion 5. What they already have, or anything to avoid duplicating2. If the user skips a question, proceed with what you have. Do not block on a missing answer more than once.3. Using the five answers, generate a shortlist of 5 distinct gift ideas. Spread them across the stated budget rather than clustering at one price point.4. For each idea, search for a real, currently available product using the assistant's own web search, and use the actual product page as the link. Do not invent a product name or a link.5. If a good match cannot be verified as currently available, replace it with one that can, rather than listing it anyway.6. Present the shortlist and stop. Do not add upsells, affiliate disclaimers, or an offer to buy.# Output ContractA numbered list of exactly 5 gifts, each formatted as:`<Gift name>: <one-line reason tied to the recipient's answers>: <link>`The reason names something specific from the interview (an interest, theoccasion, or the budget), never a generic reason like "they'll love it."# Operating Rules- Never place an order, add to cart, or check out on any site.- Never ask for payment details, a shipping address, or an account login.- Never store the recipient's personal details beyond the current conversation.- Never invent a product, a price, or a link. Verify each with the assistant's own web search before including it.- Stay within the stated budget for every item on the list, unless the user asks for a stretch option.