Productivity with Meta Muse

Wang announces Muse Mail, an inbox for the agent so you can forward or CC it to hand off tasks; a post with strong reach.

Walkthrough of five standout Muse features. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Collection of 300 short skills, each solving one everyday task in three steps, written for Chinese-speaking Muse users.

Three practical ways to use the agent. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Alex Finn demonstrates six workflows. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang lists the connectors shipping in the small-business drop, a handy primary-source index of what exists.

First-pass test of Muse covering onboarding, calendar management and goal setting, with a focus on why its interaction design works.

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

Real examples of everyday Muse use. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

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

Todoist announces Muse can find, add and update tasks and projects, giving the agent a real to-do list to work from.

Priyaa built a Codex plus Muse Spark agent that turned her saved Instagram posts into a searchable diary, then showed Muse doing the same job natively the day it launched.

A native macOS pet that shows Muse's live status, accepts typed or spoken requests and receives replies in several formats, so Muse feels present on the desktop.

A self-hosted MCP server so every assistant, Muse included, reads and writes the same Markdown knowledge vault instead of keeping separate memories.

Todoist guide to the Muse connector: read and write tasks, with approval prompts on important actions by default.

Dropbox help page for the connector that finds files, organizes folders and creates shared links from Muse.