Muse plans.
Your team does the work.
Muse is your personal agent. myAgents is the team it can delegate to: a Bookkeeper, a Customer Desk, a Chef, each on a schedule, each with its own permissions. Connect them and Muse gets hands it didn't have. You get promoted to boss.
What Muse gets when it can reach your team
Beyond what Muse does on its own. All of it real today.
A team, not one agent
Muse is one assistant. myAgents is a bench of named specialists: a Bookkeeper, a Customer Desk, a Chef. Each has its own skill file and its own, separate permissions.
A standing schedule
Set a job to repeat once: skim the inbox every Monday at 6am, chase overdue invoices at 7, 14, and 30 days. Runs happen while nobody is chatting, and the board shows each one.
Connectors Muse doesn't list yet
Microsoft 365, Google Business Profile and Google reviews, HubSpot, Salesforce, and Zoho CRM. WhatsApp Business too, set up with you after Meta's Business approval. Plus Gmail, Google Calendar, QuickBooks, Shopify, Slack, Notion, GitHub, and more.
A crew, with roles
Your spouse, your ops person, the agency that runs your marketing. Admins, members, and viewers share one board. Muse stays yours; the team is everyone's.
Done means done
A delivery exists only when an agent actually ran and produced the output. Muse can read a delivery, it cannot invent one. Every run is itemized.
Least privilege, per agent
The Bookkeeper sees QuickBooks and nothing else. The Customer Desk sees WhatsApp and the inbox. Muse gets one token, and you choose read only or read and act.
Two minutes to connect
One token from myAgents, one message into Muse. Muse does the rest.
- 1Grab a tokenSign up free, then open Connect in your team settings and mint a token. Read only if you want Muse to watch. Read and act if you want it to hand out work.
- 2Paste this into MusePaste into Muse
Build a custom integration to myAgents, my AI team. Its MCP server is https://www.myagents.ca/api/mcp/mcp (Streamable HTTP over POST; accept both application/json and text/event-stream responses). Every request needs the header "Authorization: Bearer <paste your myAgents token here>". List its tools, then save this as a reusable skill called "myAgents". Use it whenever I ask you to hand work to my team, check on my agents, read a delivery, or hire a team.Swap in your token where it says so. Muse builds the connector, lists the tools, and keeps it as a skill.
- 3Ask Muse for something real“What did my agents deliver this week?” is a good first ask. Then hand it work. The full walkthrough, with what Muse can and cannot do through the connector, is in the connect guide.
Things to say to Muse once it's connected
Concrete beats clever. Muse turns each of these into a tool call, your team turns it into work.
- “Ask myAgents what my agents did this week and read me the deliveries.”
- “Hand my Bookkeeper the three overdue invoices from this thread and ask for friendly reminders.”
- “Have my Customer Desk draft replies to every unanswered WhatsApp from today. I'll approve them.”
- “Ask myAgents to propose a team for a two-chair barbershop and send me the review link.”
Pick your Muse
Five short guides. Start with the one that looks like your week.
Connect Meta Muse to myAgents
One message to paste into Muse. Two minutes later it can see your team, hand it work, and read back what got delivered.
Read guide →Muse vs myAgents
Muse is one personal agent. myAgents is a team with a schedule. Side by side, honestly, and why the answer is both.
Read guide →Hire an AI team from inside Muse
Tell Muse what your week looks like. It asks myAgents for a team, you review one screen, and the team starts working.
Read guide →Muse for Small Business, plus a back office
Muse for Small Business reads your ads, your store, and your books. Give it a Customer Desk, Sales follow-up, and Ops that run on a schedule.
Read guide →Personal Muse, plus a household team
Muse books, buys, and negotiates. Your household team plans Sunday dinner, tracks the bills, and briefs you every morning.
Read guide →Questions people ask
- Does this replace Muse?
- No. Keep Muse. It is where you talk. myAgents is the team Muse hands work to: named specialists on a schedule, with their own connectors and permissions, reporting back on one board. Muse reads that board through the connector.
- How does Muse connect to myAgents?
- Through a Muse custom connector. You paste one message into Muse with the myAgents server address and your token. Muse builds the connector, lists the tools, and saves it as a reusable skill. The server speaks MCP, the same open standard Claude and ChatGPT use.
- What can Muse do once connected?
- See your teams, agents, schedules, and deliveries. Create work items and assign agents. Comment on work to wake an agent. Send a file with a task. Propose a team when you don't have one yet. It can move a work item's status, as you could. It cannot create a delivery; only an agent that actually ran can do that.
- What does it cost?
- The connection is free. You start with $10 in free credits and no card. When Muse hands your team work and an agent runs, that run costs credits exactly as it would in the app, itemized. Reading status costs nothing. Paid plans start at $25 a month per person, with $25 of credit included and viewers free. For scale, Muse's paid plans were reported at launch at $20 and $100 a month for one agent; $25 here buys the whole team.
- Is myAgents made by Meta?
- No. myAgents is built by myOS Inc and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta. Muse is Meta's product. We describe what Muse does as of the date on this page, from Meta's own announcements.
Give Muse a team.
Hire your first agents in about two minutes, mint a token, paste one message into Muse. From then on, Muse delegates and your team delivers.
$10 in free credits, no card to start. Then from $25 a month per person, covering every team that person is in.
Muse and Meta are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc. myAgents is built by myOS Inc and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta. Muse facts on this page are as of September 30, 2026 and come from Meta's own announcements and help centre. Muse builds custom connectors from the link you give it; Meta does not review them, and how Muse behaves with any connector is up to Meta.