# Muse gives businesses a route into AI tasks through its connector directory

A useful service can become part of a customer’s conversation with Muse. Meta documents a review process for businesses seeking a place in its connector directory.

Published: 2026-09-25. Updated: 2026-09-25. Author: XANTRANS editorial.

Start with one customer task your service can complete reliably, then consider a connector. Directory approval is a separate step from building a personal integration.

## A service inside the customer's task

Meta's Muse Connector Platform invites businesses to submit a connector for their product. The aim is to let Muse call a useful service while helping someone complete a wider task. For a business owner, the practical question is what the assistant could actually do with the product, beyond describing it.

Consider a bicycle workshop. A proposed connector could return available repair slots for a service type and desired date, then support a booking step if the workshop's system allows it. A customer asking for a puncture repair before tomorrow's commute would need an accurate appointment, not a generic list of workshops. This is an editorial example, not an existing integration or a XANTRANS test.

## Review before directory listing

Meta says submitted connectors undergo functional, security and legal review plus end-to-end testing. After approval, users can find them in a Muse directory. Editors separately review connectors for featured placement. Listing and featuring are different decisions, and Meta does not promise either outcome for a submission.

Meta also names a Stripe partnership for payments through Link. The public page does not specify review times, acceptance rates or sales results. A directory listing should therefore be treated as an integration opportunity, with demand still to be tested.

## Public listing versus a personal tool

Muse already connects to some third-party services through provider APIs. Meta also says Muse can write custom connectors for other services with APIs or command-line tools. That personal connector capability does not itself make a business appear in the reviewed public directory.

Meta describes user-set permissions for connector actions. A business integration should distinguish checking availability from making a commitment. In the workshop example, that means deciding when to show a slot, when to reserve it, and what the customer must approve. Reliable data and a clearly defined booking action would matter more than a long catalogue of loosely specified tools.

## Sources

- [Muse Connector Platform](https://muse.ai/platform) (checked 2026-09-25)
- [Meta AI Research: How We Built Safety Into Muse](https://research.meta.ai/blog/security-and-safety-for-ai-agents-our-approach-with-muse) (checked 2026-09-25)

Prepared with AI assistance from the linked official sources. The bicycle workshop example is proposed, not tested.


Original page: https://xantrans.com/blog/meta-muse-connectors-product-directory/