Connector libraries

What connects to your assistant?

A library per AI system, because a connector for one assistant is not a connector for another.

Every major assistant now reaches into the apps people live in, but each one does it differently: reviewed directories, vendor MCP servers, extensions, and custom connections all have different rules. These libraries keep the systems separate, label every entry by how it connects, and say plainly what is live, what is announced, and what is still being checked.

01 - Libraries by system

Pick your assistant

One page per system. No combined list that hides the differences.

Live

Muse

Meta’s personal AI agent. 88 connectors counted October 28, 2026: official directory connectors, vendor MCP integrations, announced partners, and regional launches, each labeled by how it connects.

Browse the Muse library
In research

Gemini

Google’s assistant. Its connection model is different from Muse’s: Extensions, Gems, and app connections rather than one directory. The library will cover what connects, what it can do, and what stays inside Google’s own apps.

Coming soon

In research

Claude

Anthropic’s assistant. Claude connects through built-in integrations and MCP servers, including servers users run themselves. The library will separate what Anthropic ships from what the community runs.

Coming soon

02 - Questions

Why separate pages

Straight answers on the structure of these libraries.

Why one library per assistant?

Connectors do not transfer between systems. A Muse connector, a Gemini Extension, and a Claude MCP server are different mechanisms with different review, security, and availability rules. One combined list would hide exactly the differences that matter when choosing what to connect.

Will you add ChatGPT and Copilot?

When there is a researched list to publish. Each system gets its own page only once its entries can be labeled accurately by how they connect. Guessing a combined list would make this library less trustworthy, not more complete.

How often are these libraries updated?

The Muse library is rescanned on the 1st and 15th of each month, and sooner when a major launch lands. Other systems get the same cadence once their pages are live.

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