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Work & collaboration connectors for Muse
Meetings, tasks, docs, and team chat — the coordination layer where much of the working day goes. These connectors let Muse read across your tools so you stop tab-hopping and start asking.
A good setup pairs a notes source (Granola, Zoom, Notion) with a task destination (Asana, Linear, Todoist) so decisions turn into assigned work without manual copying.
18 connectors tracked · last checked October 13, 2026
Notion
Your docs and wikis, working as Muse’s memory.
Slack
Team channels you can question instead of scroll.
Asana
Projects and tasks without the tab-hopping.
Zoom
Meetings you missed, summarized like you were there.
Airtable
Your bases, queried like a database and read like a doc.
Ashby
Hiring pipelines you can actually talk to.
Attio
Your CRM, updatable mid-conversation.
ClickUp
Workspaces and tasks, without the clicking.
Coda
Docs that are also databases, queried by asking.
Docusign
Signature envelopes, tracked without the inbox hunt.
HTML Docs
Shared documents you can search, read, and revise by asking.
Leaf Agriculture
Your farm’s data, in one conversation.
Linear
Issues and cycles, triaged by asking.
Monday.com
Boards and items, managed without the clicking.
Tally
Forms and responses, manageable by conversation.
TickTick
Tasks in, tasks done, without opening the app.
Todoist
The to-do list you can just talk to.
Typeform
Forms, responses, and webhooks — managed by asking.
Questions
Can Muse assign tasks to my teammates?
It can draft assignments, but assigning work to a real person always asks for your review first. You stay the one who decides what lands on someone’s plate.
Does Muse see private channels and DMs?
It can read what your connected account can access. If you want to keep DMs out of reach, scope usage to channels and shared workspaces.
← Back to the full directory · Connector status last checked October 13, 2026. The authoritative, current list lives in the Muse app's settings, under connectors.