Muse opens connector platform, letting developers plug APIs into its personal AI assistant
alexandr_wang · x · 2026-09-19
Muse has opened its Connector Platform to developers: plug in your API and users can invoke your service from Muse, the personal AI assistant, just by asking. The pipeline is three steps — describe your product, submit for review (functional, security, legal checks plus end-to-end testing), then appear in the directory, where editors may feature standout connectors. Muse has partnered with Stripe so accepting payments is easy via Link. Every request runs in a secure VM, and Muse asks before anything consequential. The team says developers have already wired Muse into everything from robots to mood lights.
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