Meta Muse Connectors: The Full List, With Sources (Updated Weekly)

Meta's Muse agent connects to other apps through connectors, and Meta publishes no public list of them. The list lives inside the app, under Settings, then Connectors, and it changes weekly. This page is the list, rebuilt from primary sources: Meta's help centre and screenshots, the vendors' own announcements, dated press reports, and one in-app transcription. Every row carries a source and a date, and rows that rest on a single source say so.

Last verified on September 21, 2026. If you are new to Muse, our guide for social media managers explains what the agent is, what it costs and how connectors work. This page only lists what connects.

The numbers, as of September 21, 2026

The directory is longer than this page. Mark Zuckerberg wrote on September 18 that "New connectors are live" without naming them, and the platform is accepting submissions. Anything we cannot source stays off the list until we can.

How to read the status column

• Live at launch: named by Meta or the vendor on or around September 8, 2026, the day Muse launched.
• Added on a date: shipped after launch, with the date it was announced.
• Live, one public source: appears in the in-app list transcribed by Stark Insider on September 14, 2026, and nowhere else we could find. Real, but unconfirmed by Meta or the vendor.
• Announced: promised by Meta or the vendor, not available yet.
• Connected automatically: Meta's own apps, which Meta says are "connected automatically if you have your accounts in the same Accounts Centre."

Meta's own connectors

Alexandr Wang, Meta's chief AI officer, described these on launch day as "unique connectors that are only available to Muse like Instagram (incl dm's), Threads, Facebook (incl marketplace), and Messenger." WhatsApp is not a connector; it is one of the surfaces you can talk to Muse from, alongside the app, the web and the Mac app.

Email and calendar

Read and write are separate permissions. Meta's example for email: "connecting your email allows Muse to search your email, but it won't download your whole inbox (unless you tell it to)," and sending stays behind an approval unless you allow it.

Docs, notes and productivity

Notion and Granola were the first additions after launch. Meta's own platform page uses Granola as its example: "If you use Granola, I can also connect to it to get meeting notes as they come in and send you summaries at the end of the day."

Finance and payments

Payments are the one area with a published mechanism. Meta's launch post says "Muse can checkout with Link built by Stripe, and it is the first AI agent covered by Link's purchase protections," and on September 19 Stripe's Patrick Collison announced that the two companies are "partnering to make it easy for businesses to accept agentic payments using the @Muse Connector Platform."

Shopping, dining, travel and events

Health and fitness

Messaging, smart home and devices

Developer and infrastructure

The custom connector is the row that matters most, because it is how any service not on this page gets connected today. Meta's help centre: "If you want to connect to a service not yet available in the Connector list, you can ask Muse to create a Custom Connector." Wang put it more bluntly on September 12: "you can often just ask muse to connect to anything and it'll write the whole integration in the background." Meta does not review these.

Announced, not live yet

Community-built custom connectors

Because Muse can build a connector from any API, developers have started publishing ready-made ones on GitHub. Meta reviews none of these, so treat them as recipes, not products, and read the code before you paste a key. Repositories found on September 21, 2026:

• Publishing and work tools: an open-source LinkedIn publisher that posts "explicitly approved text posts from Muse to LinkedIn," a Slack bridge, a Box connector, a GitHub connector, and a Linear demo shown in the r/MuseAgent custom-connector thread.
• Infrastructure: a Tailscale API connector, a read-only finance connector called Dowser, and a macOS bridge that lets Muse request approved actions on a Mac.
• Everyday services: Ticketmaster's Discovery API, Uber, transit times, a movie database, and Telep IO's catalog, which describes itself as "A letterpress catalog of Telep connectors for Muse. Mail a letter, track a package, summarize a video."
• Home and hobby: one r/MuseAgent user lists self-built connectors for "Steam, GitHub, UniFi, SmartThings, Voice Monkey, WiiM Amp, Jellyseerr, Bambu Bridge (self-hosted, 3D printer), Arr Bridge (self-hosted, Sonarr/Radarr), Google TV Bridge (self-hosted, Sony TV)". Another set up Todoist "via API, which uses fewer tokens than via browser use."
• Give Muse its own inbox: AgentMail's guide reports that "the whole thing takes about five minutes and needs no code, because Muse writes its own connector to AgentMail's API."

Requested, no connector yet

Public asks we found in the first two weeks, useful if you are deciding what to build:

• Uber Eats. "I need an Uber Eats connector for Muse like immediately." (Threads, September 20)
• United Airlines, and any service without a public API. A r/MuseAgent thread on September 20 asks exactly that.
• Amazon, raised under the custom-connector walkthrough on r/MetaAI: "It feels bad to make my own amazon connector or united connector for instance when there are so many others who would need the same."
• A social media scheduler. See the next section.

Social media and marketing tools: where things stand

No social media management or scheduling tool is in the Muse directory as of September 21, 2026. Not Buffer, Hootsuite, Later, Metricool, Publer, Postiz, SocialPilot, Planable, Sprout Social or Vista Social, and not PostFast yet. Instagram, Facebook and Threads are connected natively, which covers reading your own accounts, but nothing on Meta's pages documents publishing or scheduling posts through Muse.

Three things exist today:

1. The custom-connector route. Any scheduler with a public API can be connected by asking Muse to build the connector. The steps for PostFast, built from Meta's documented process, are in the social media managers guide, and the API documentation is public.
2. A directory submission in review. PostFast submitted its hosted MCP connector to the Muse directory on September 19, 2026, the day after Meta opened it. It is the same connector that already works inside ChatGPT and Claude with OAuth. This page will change the day Meta answers.
3. A community LinkedIn publisher. The open-source connector above posts approved text to LinkedIn only, one platform, text only, no scheduling.

If you manage accounts for clients, the honest advice for now is to keep publishing in a scheduler with an approval step and use Muse for research, drafts, monitoring and reporting, until a reviewed connector exists.

How to get a connector listed

Meta's platform page describes three steps: "Describe your product," "Submit for review," where Meta checks "functional, security, and legal requirements" and completes "end to end testing," and "Appear in the directory," where "Editors will review connectors for featured placement." Payments go through Link. Meta has not published the technical contract, review times, fees, revenue share or developer terms. Zuckerberg's framing on September 18: "You bring the API" and "Muse brings the agent, the browser, and the context of what the person actually wants."

Changelog

• September 21, 2026: first version. 39 rows: 28 confirmed by two or more sources or by Meta or the vendor, 9 from one in-app transcription, 2 announced. Community connectors and public requests added.

Sources

• Meta Help Centre, "How Muse works with Connectors": https://www.meta.com/help/artificial-intelligence/1687253048996149/
• Meta Help Centre, "How your Muse agent browses the web": https://www.meta.com/help/artificial-intelligence/2124746764949121/
• Meta, Muse Connector Platform: https://muse.ai/platform
• Meta, Muse product page: https://ai.meta.com/muse/
• Meta Newsroom, "Introducing Muse," September 8, 2026: https://about.fb.com/news/2026/09/introducing-muse-personal-ai-agent/
• Alexandr Wang on X, September 8, 12 and 16, 2026; Mark Zuckerberg on X, September 18, 2026; Patrick Collison on X, September 19, 2026
• Plaid blog, September 8, 2026: https://plaid.com/blog/meta-muse/
• Stripe Newsroom, September 8, 2026: https://stripe.com/newsroom/news/stripe-helps-meta-muse-shop-with-link
• Shopify on X, September 8, 2026; OpenTable on LinkedIn, September 8, 2026; Ticketmaster Business, September 8, 2026: https://business.ticketmaster.com/meta-and-ticketmaster-bring-live-event-discovery-to-muse/
• Duffel blog, September 2026: https://duffel.com/blog/millions-of-users-can-now-use-duffel-to-search-book-and-manage-holidays-on-muse-the-new-personal-ai-agent-from-meta
• Function Health via PR Newswire, September 8, 2026; HealthEx press release, September 8, 2026: https://www.healthex.io/press/healthex-muse-partnership
• Stark Insider, in-app connector list, September 14, 2026: https://www.starkinsider.com/2026/09/meta-muse-vs-openclaw-personal-ai-agent.html
• Skift, September 10, 2026; TechCrunch, September 8, 2026; HuggingNews, September 19, 2026
• Muse on Threads, September 19, 2026; TestingCatalog on Threads, September 19, 2026
• GitHub repository search "muse connector," September 21, 2026; Telep IO catalog: https://muse.telep.io/; AgentMail blog, September 11, 2026
• r/MuseAgent and r/MetaAI threads, September 12 to 20, 2026

Frequently asked questions

How many connectors does Meta Muse have?

Meta has not published a number. As of September 21, 2026, we can source 37 live connectors, including Meta's own apps, plus 2 announced ones, and the in-app directory is longer than any public list. Meta said on September 18 that new connectors were live without naming them.

Is there a public directory of Muse connectors?

No. The directory exists only inside the app, under Settings, then Connectors. Meta's platform page for developers describes the submission process but lists no connectors. This page is rebuilt from Meta's pages, vendor announcements and dated reports, and every row links to its source.

Can I connect an app that is not on the list?

Yes, if it has an API. Meta's help centre says you can "ask Muse to create a Custom Connector" and Muse will guide you, retrieving the service's API information and storing credentials in its Secure Credentials Store. Meta does not review custom connectors, so read the provider's privacy policy first.

Is there a Buffer, Hootsuite or PostFast connector for Muse?

Not in the directory as of September 21, 2026. No social media scheduler is listed. PostFast submitted its connector for review on September 19, 2026; until it is approved, the custom-connector route described in our social media managers guide is the way to connect a scheduler.

How do I get my app listed as a Muse connector?

Through the Muse Connector Platform at muse.ai/platform: describe your product, submit it for Meta's functional, security and legal review with end-to-end testing, then appear in the directory. Meta has not published review times, fees or developer terms.