Over the past few weeks my X feed filled up with Muse Video clips: handheld selfies, vlogs and "boyfriend POV" shorts that look like they were filmed on a phone. The prompts behind them were scattered across hundreds of posts, many cut off behind "Show more", split across replies, or quietly swapped for a translation.

So I collected them. muse-video-prompts is an open-source library of 204 Muse Video prompts shared on X, each credited to its creator and linked to the original post, sorted into 13 categories. This post covers what's in it, one scraping gotcha worth knowing about, the seven patterns the best prompts share, and a short Node.js script that runs any of them through an API.

Disclosure up front: I build apimodels.app, which sells API access to Muse Video (among other models) and hosts a copy of this library with the clips playing inline.

apimodels / muse-video-prompts

204 Muse Video prompts collected from X, each credited to its creator and linked to the original post.…