The Muse Directory
Two halves of the same idea. Skills are ready-made jobs you can hand Muse today. Connectors are the apps and services it can reach. This is our independent directory of both — what Muse can do, and what it can plug into.
Compiled from Meta's public announcements, last checked September 30, 2026. The authoritative, current list lives in the Muse app's settings, under connectors.
Skills
Skills are ready-made jobs: a brief you hand Muse, plus the connectors it needs. Meta hasn’t opened an official skills marketplace yet, so this is our starter cookbook — setups our team wrote from real tasks. Copy the approach, connect the apps, and go. Built something worth sharing? We’ll open community submissions soon — join the newsletter and we’ll let you know.
Personal
Morning Briefing
Muse reads your inbox and calendar and hands you a short brief: what needs you today, what’s on, and what can wait.
Get the setup →Inbox Zero
Every message sorted into three buckets — needs you, draft a reply, archive — with drafts queued for your approval.
Get the setup →Deal Hunter
Give it a watchlist and a price target. Muse checks prices across stores and pings you when something drops.
Get the setup →Trip Planner
Dates, budget, and who’s going in; an itinerary with priced options out. You approve before anything gets booked.
Get the setup →
Business
Bill Watcher
Muse scans receipts and recurring charges, and flags price hikes and subscriptions you forgot you had.
Get the setup →Meeting Notes → Actions
Turns call notes into assigned tasks in your project tool, with owners and dates attached.
Get the setup →Content Repurposer
One idea in, a week of posts out — drafted in your brand voice, from your own content.
Get the setup →Expense Review
A monthly pass over the books that surfaces unusual spending before it becomes a problem.
Get the setup →
Connectors
Every connector Meta has announced, organized by the job it handles. Link a service in the Muse app’s settings and the agent can read it, work with it, and — with your approval — act in it.
Money & commerce
The systems that hold the money — connected so Muse can answer questions about them and act with your approval.
Intuit QuickBooks
Books, invoices, and expenses. Ask Muse to review the finances or flag anything unusual.
Shopify
Your storefront: products, orders, and Shop Pay checkout.
Stripe
Payments and revenue, answerable in plain language.
Work & collaboration
The coordination tools where the hours go — meetings, tasks, docs, and team chat.
Asana
Projects and tasks, tracked without the tab-hopping.
GitHub
Repos and issues, for the developers in the room.
Granola
Meeting notes that Muse can actually reference later.
Notion
Docs, wikis, and notes as working memory.
Slack
Team channels. Muse can read and draft; sending stays behind your approval.
Zoom
Meetings and recordings, summarized after the call.
Design & building
Brand assets and the tools you make things with.
Canva
Brand assets and designs, on hand when Muse makes things.
Figma
Design files and prototypes.
Lovable
For the apps and sites you are building.
Files
Your documents, searchable by asking.
Box
Files and folders, searchable by asking.
Dropbox
Files and folders, searchable by asking.
Google Drive
Docs, Sheets, and Slides within reach.
Marketing & customers
What you sell, how your brand sounds, and what customers keep asking about.
Facebook Pages
Your page’s posts, comments, and messages.
HighLevel
CRM and customer messaging in one place.
Instagram
A professional account’s analytics, content, and comments.
Klaviyo
Email and SMS marketing data.
Meta ad accounts
Campaigns and ad results, explained in plain language.
Email & calendar
The daily loop: what arrived, what needs you, and when you are free.
Gmail
Read, triage, and draft. Nothing sends without your approval.
Google Calendar
Scheduling across your calendars.
Shopping
Rolling outAnnounced and rolling out: Meta says it is adding shopping connections for these stores, with Shop Pay and PayPal at checkout.
American Eagle
Apparel.
Best Buy
Electronics.
DICK’S Sporting Goods
Sporting goods.
Fanatics
Sports merch.
Gap
Apparel.
Michael Kors
Fashion.
PayPal
Pay how you already pay.
Sephora
Beauty.
Shop Pay
Fast checkout on participating stores.
Ulta
Beauty.
Walmart
Just about everything.
Wayfair
Furniture and home.
Travel & dining
Trips planned and tables booked, with you approving the final call.
Expedia
Flights and hotels, booked with your approval.
Instacart
Groceries, ordered to your door.
OpenTable
Restaurant reservations.
How connecting works
Three things to know before you link anything.
Connect in the app
Connectors live in the Muse app's settings. Link a service once, and the agent can use it across tasks.
Read and write stay separate
Sentinel, Muse's permission system, treats reading and writing as different grants. Learn how it works in the Academy lesson on Sentinel permissions.
Approvals come first
Meta says nothing publishes, sends, or spends without your approval. The approval names the exact action, recipient, and amount — read it every time.
Build a connector
On September 18, Meta opened Muse to developer-built connectors: you bring the API, and Muse handles the planning, browsing, and conversation around it. Meta describes three stages — developers describe their product, Meta tests the connector and gives feedback, and approved connectors appear in the Muse Connector Directory. Businesses can also build custom connectors for tools Meta doesn't list yet.
Community catalogs
Awesome Muse Connectorsis a community-maintained catalog of integrations and connector skills on GitHub. It's independent — not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta. Review any listing's permissions and maturity before connecting it, the same way you'd review an app's permission screen.