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The launch-day thread from Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang naming the first wave of Muse connectors, widely cited as the original directory.

A community plugin from the ZenStory team with four writing workbenches: web novels, short dramas, games and video recaps. It turns DeepSeek into a story-production tool for Chinese web-fiction writers.

Shopify announces the store-owner connector so a merchant can ask Muse about orders, inventory and analytics in natural language.

Lets DeepSeek Harness sign in with existing ChatGPT (Codex), Claude and Grok (X Premium) subscriptions through OAuth in the web UI. It saves people from buying separate API keys to try other models in the harness.

A small always-on-top Windows companion that reflects the real status of a running DSH agent and the account balance. Made so long agent runs can be watched without keeping the main window open.

A plugin with 22 agent tools that boots, builds and taps through the iOS Simulator or a USB iPhone, plus a streaming sidebar you can drag on. It lets the agent test the mobile app it just wrote.

Adds Command Code as a model source in DSH with a live model catalog, plan-aware model choice, reasoning effort, image input, web search and multi-account support. Useful for people who already pay for Command Code.

Automatically exposes the models bundled in the WorkBuddy desktop app as providers in DSH. The author built it so people who already run WorkBuddy do not have to set up keys again.

Plaid shows its Muse connector for pulling account balances and transactions into the agent, the finance side of a personal assistant.

An experimental plugin exploring metacognition, a continual-learning knowledge flywheel and an auditable zero-LLM pipeline for agent memory. The author uses it as a personal research platform for self-improving agents.

A light and dark theme that re-skins the DSH web interface to look like Claude Code Desktop. For users who like Claude's layout but run DeepSeek models.

Slack confirms a connector that lets Muse read workspace context instead of guessing, one of the headline additions in the September 29 batch.