# Metodic Muse connector

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## Metodic

Design and run workshops with 750+ facilitation methods, timed agendas, worksheets and slides.

- Record: https://musedirectory.ai/connector/metodic
- Category: Productivity
- Developer: Metodic (https://www.metodic.io)
- Muse status: Extra setup. Not in Muse's Connectors list yet. Muse can still use it: its page gives you a request to paste into Muse.
- Health: Working, 421ms, checked 2026-10-29T09:01:15Z
- Endpoint: https://www.metodic.io/mcp
- Auth: No account needed; Pricing: unknown
- Screening: Screened, no issues found (2026-10-28T20:01:09Z)
- Source: Found in the official MCP Registry (io.metodic/metodic) https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=io.metodic%2Fmetodic

Metodic connects to a library of workshop design frameworks and facilitation methods. Muse can help you pick the right session format for a team challenge, build a timed agenda, generate participant worksheets, wall canvases, handouts and slide decks, then save and share the complete session plan.

Example request: "Help me design a two-day offsite for our leadership team to align on strategy using a proven framework."

How to connect: Not in Muse's Connectors list yet, but Muse can still use it. Paste this into Muse: "Use Metodic to help me. It is a free service with an MCP server at https://www.metodic.io/mcp. It does not need an API key. Ask me before you share anything with it." Muse asks before it shares anything with the app's site. Meta does not review apps used this way, so only use ones you trust. We tested this in the Muse app on September 24, 2026: Muse used an app's link directly this way and returned a live answer.

Tools:
- list_frameworks: Browse Metodic's learning and facilitation frameworks (Design Thinking, Liberating Structures, 4C/ID, PreMortem and more) with what each is best for and when to use it. Use it to ground a session design in a real methodology rather than a generic structure.
- find_session_format: START HERE when someone describes a PROBLEM or CHALLENGE ('our leadership team works in silos', 'nobody speaks up in retros', 'we need to align on strategy') and wants a session for it. Returns proven, ready-made session formats from Metodic's catalogue: the problem each one solv
- answer_from_library: The answer format for anything the user could pick up and use. ALWAYS use this — not generate_document, not prose, not a web search — for a question about WHAT TO USE OR READ — 'which energizer for a flat afternoon group', 'what learning formats could I run this session as', 'whi
- search_articles: Search Metodic's own published articles on facilitation, workshop design and learning. Use this BEFORE reaching for the open web whenever the user asks for sources, background, reading or inspiration: Metodic has its own writing on these subjects, and an article found here can be
- search_methods: Search Metodic's library of PROVEN facilitation methods — hundreds of real, tested formats with timing, step-by-step instructions, facilitator tips and materials (plus any the user saved themselves). ALWAYS use this before suggesting an activity, exercise, energiser, icebreaker, 
- design_session: Turn the conversation into a REAL session in the user's Metodic account: a timed agenda built from the method library, saved and ready to run, edit, share and export. Returns a session_id immediately and the Metodic card fills itself in about a minute — do not poll design_status 
- design_status: Check whether a session started with design_session is ready. While generating it returns a wait instruction; when ready it returns the BRANDED HTML SESSION BRIEF — render it as an artifact. Free (no credits).
- refine_session: Modify an existing session's agenda IN PLACE without leaving the chat: retime, rename, move, remove or update activities, or add new ones. Put EVERY change the user asked for in ONE call — a second call paints a second full session brief and the user sees the agenda twice. Give a
- get_session: READ a session so YOU know what is in it before answering a follow-up — this returns text for you, not something the user sees. To SHOW the session to the user, call session_one_pager instead. Gives every activity's agenda slot, method, step-by-step instructions, facili — every a
- session_one_pager: Return a complete, self-contained, Metodic-BRANDED HTML one-pager of a session (logo, brand colours, agenda table, activity cards). RENDER THE RETURNED HTML AS AN ARTIFACT so the user sees the branded document. Use for the FULL session overview: the agenda with activity detail, f
- generate_document: NOT for a list of sources, methods, formats or reading — that is answer_from_library, which draws on Metodic's own library and saves the result to the session. Use this only for a WRITTEN DOCUMENT with its own audience: a pre-read, a briefing, a client brief, prep notes, an invit
- list_my_sessions: List the user's recent Metodic sessions with links.
- share_session: Create a shareable link to a session so someone else can see it WITHOUT a Metodic account: a client or sponsor who has to approve the programme, a co-facilitator, or the participants. Optionally writes a client-facing brief first (audience 'client') and shares that alongside the 
- get_credits: Show the user's available Metodic credits (the balance that generation tools spend — for team members this is the team's shared balance). Call when the user asks about credits, cost, or whether they can afford a generation.
- add_debrief: Save a post-session DEBRIEF onto the session in Metodic: how it went, what worked, what to improve, follow-ups. Call after the user has run their workshop and tells you how it went (or after a debrief conversation) — synthesize first, then save. Debriefs accumulate on the session
- generate_worksheet: Generate the A4 PARTICIPANT WORKSHEET for ONE activity — the sheet each participant fills in on their own, at the table. NOT the big sheet on the wall: if the user says canvas, wall canvas, poster, brownpaper, large format, A1, A0, matrix or mapping wall, use generate_canvas inst
- generate_canvas: THE TOOL FOR ANY CANVAS. Generate the large-format WALL CANVAS for ONE activity using Metodic's real canvas generator, and return it as a branded document in the chat (also saved to the session, and replayable 1:1 to a Miro board). This is the big thing that goes ON THE WALL and 
- generate_handout: Generate a participant HANDOUT or reference material for ONE activity using Metodic's real generator, and return it as a branded HTML artifact in the chat (also saved to the session). Unlike a worksheet (which participants fill in), a handout is READING/REFERENCE material the par
- generate_slides: Generate the session's SLIDE DECK with Metodic's real generator — the same facilitation deck the Metodic app makes: an opening, the day's journey with real times, per activity a chapter, the task (steps, who with, what you make, what you need) and a timer bound to its minutes, br
- generate_cards: Generate a METHOD CARD DECK for the session using Metodic's real generator, and shown in the chat as Metodic's paper cards (category post-it colours, icon on the front, steps and a tip on the back; tap a card to turn it). Also saved to the user's decks. One call makes the whole d

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- MCP handshake: pass (Answered in 221ms)
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- Published packages against the OSV malicious-package database: n/a (No npm or PyPI package published)
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