Listed from the gym: Muse posts the Quest 3 and negotiates to a script
James CampX (Twitter) · 2026-09-22
Read originalI asked muse to do it... he listed this meta quest 3. I then gave him instructions on negotiating with buyers. He now knows my floor price, how hard to push, and has my permission to do so.
Business model
From the gym, this seller had Muse list a Meta Quest 3 (512GB) at $399 on Marketplace using his Facebook account, then loaded a negotiation script: push for $399, work down, never below $375 on its own call, and bring offers near $350 to the owner first. No sale was reported yet; the case is the list-and-negotiate playbook itself.
The agent lists the item and negotiates inside a written script - target price, concession range, a hard floor, and an escalate-to-owner band; the owner approves deals in the escalation band and handles handover.
Workflow
- Provide the item, asking price and a negotiation script: target, concession range, hard floor, escalation band.
- The agent lists the item and negotiates within the script.
- Approve escalated offers yourself and arrange handover.
Adaptation plan
No sale outcome is reported in the post. Account-level permissions for agent listing vary. AgentFlow has not independently deployed this adaptation.
Starter prompt
Written by AgentFlow; not the original author’s prompt. Not independently deployed in Muse or Grok.
List this item on Marketplace for me (photos and details attached) at my asking price. Negotiation rules: push for asking, concede only within my range, never agree below my floor on your own, and when a buyer offers into my escalation band, ask me before replying. When a deal lands, list the buyer and time for me.
Running costs and pitfalls
No sale outcome is reported in the post. Account-level permissions for agent listing vary. AgentFlow has not independently deployed this adaptation. No independent cost benchmark is available. Check subscriptions, permissions and external actions before running a workflow.