Muse Opens Connector Platform: Developers Plug In APIs to Reach Agent Users
jffwng · x · 2026-09-19
Muse has opened its Connector Platform to developers: you bring the API, and Muse supplies the agent, browser, and user context, so people reach your service simply by asking for it.
The process has three steps: describe your product, submit for review (functional, security, and legal checks plus end-to-end testing), and appear in the connector directory once approved, with editors curating featured placements. Muse has also partnered with Stripe to make accepting payments easy via Link.
It's effectively a distribution-and-payments channel for the agent era, where services get invoked by users' agents rather than opened as apps.
Related event: Meta Opens Muse Connectors and Partners with Stripe for Agentic Payments(18 posts)→
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