Muse Runs Competitor Research Overnight

2 Nov 2026 · 1 min

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Jason M. Lemkin and his conversation partner argue that Muse is better than Claude for recurring competitor research because it can run scheduled tasks overnight and repeatedly. The partner describes setting Muse to run all night and produce a fresh competitor list by morning, then check for competitors daily or twice daily. Lemkin says Muse gives everyone a persistent virtual machine for scheduling recurring tasks such as a competitor lookalike runner, and that it handles these tasks better than Claude.

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Jason M. Lemkin
Why, why is Muse better than Claude for this use case? I'm missing something. Why it's better than Claude here.
Speaker B
For me, I would like set these up at nighttime. I'd be like, you know, I'm about to go to bed, whatever. Like Muse, you're going to run all night on this. Like you can run all night. And by the time I wake up, I'm going to have a fresh competitor list. The nice thing I think about Muse too is versus Claude here is it will keep looking every day. So now every day, like twice a day.
Jason M. Lemkin
Very good with scheduled tasks. Yeah, it's very good with scheduled tasks. Anything that's a recurring task, they've been invested a lot in this, right? Everyone gets a VM that's running a virtual machine. And it was a little bumpy when it launched, but now it just makes you schedule tasks. Anything you want to do every single day, like a competitor lookalike runner or something, it will do it. It will do it every single day for you better than Claude, for sure.