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Large Language ModelsZenn AI/MLPublished: Nov 15, 2026, 16:00 JST

Fujii builds exam-date calendar on AI agent Muse

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Fujii builds exam-date calendar on AI agent Muse

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Fujii built the app in a Muse 'Space', covering 4 junior high and 5 high schools in Tokushima, with reminders at 2 weeks and 1 week before each test.

  2. Why it matters

    It replaces manually opening each school's website one by one, and the countdown display removes the need to recount days, per Fujii.

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Context & Analysis

The starting point was a recurring chore in the cram school: when end-of-term tests approach, students often do not know the dates themselves, yet the school wants to know them early because timing differs by school. Fujii had been opening each school's website one by one to check and organize the schedules, and wanted to lighten that work.

The build stayed deliberately small. The calendar lives in a Muse 'Space', draws on dates listed on official school sites, and adds a countdown plus reminders at two weeks and one week before each test. Fujii describes the appeal as having information he checks repeatedly gathered in one place, and says he will adjust it while using it day to day.

Fujii also reports that Muse suits this kind of use because an app can be added to a workspace without a project-folder-like location, so a needed tool can be made on the spot. He adds that for task and schedule management Muse feels far easier to use than GPT in his own usage, while still turning to GPT or Codex for long-form writing.

FAQ
Which schools are covered?
Four junior high schools and five high schools, limited to junior highs and general-course high schools in Tokushima City.
Where do the exam dates come from?
From information published on each school's official website, including event schedules and grade newsletters.
How does Fujii compare Muse with GPT?
Fujii says that for task and schedule management Muse feels far easier to use than GPT, and that GPT's limit on registerable tasks felt low in his usage.
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