MuseDirectory

State of Muse connectors

As of November 13, 2026, musedirectory.ai tracks 6537 connectors for Meta Muse. 6351 of 6492 remote endpoints (98%) passed their latest health check, with a median response time of 303ms. Our scout has checked 43,700 public MCP servers from the official MCP Registry; 40,610 answered, 193 failed safety screening, and 3,813 were useful enough to list (11% of those fully screened).

Numbers update live from the directory's own checks. Cite them with a link to this page.

6537
Connectors listed
6351
Endpoints live now
98%
Share of endpoints live
303ms
Median response time
43,704
Remote MCP servers found in the registry
43,700
Checked by the scout
193
Failed safety screening
3,813
Listed by the scout

Where Muse connectors come from

KindConnectors
In the Muse app: built by Meta or listed in Muse's own connector list44
Announced by Meta, not all live yet13
Third-party servers you add yourself as a custom connector6,479

How the counts compare

SourceNumberHow it is counted
musedirectory.ai (independent)6,537Counted and health-checked by us every 15 minutes; 6,351 endpoints answered the latest check
MetaNot publishedMeta says the full list is in the Muse app's settings but has not given a total
OpenAI (ChatGPT, for comparison)4,000+Self-reported by OpenAI at DevDay: apps its Dots agents can reach through plugins, not independently checked, source (Sept 29 2026)

By Muse status

StatusConnectors
In Muse settings35
Built into Muse9
Coming soon13
Waiting for Meta21
Extra setup6458
Blocked1

By category

CategoryConnectors
Health337
Finance & Bills810
Productivity1593
Shopping & Commerce956
Travel624
Lifestyle528
Legal160
Marketing & Ads1087
Research & Data364
Developer Tools78

How these numbers are made

Health comes from an MCP initialize sent to every endpoint every 15 minutes. Scout numbers come from reading every remote server in the official MCP Registry, connecting to it, and screening it as described in the method. Raw data: /api/stats.

What the kinds mean. "In the Muse app" covers connectors Meta built itself and third-party connectors Meta lists inside Muse, which you turn on in a tap. "Announced" means Meta named the partner publicly but the connection may not be switched on yet. "Third-party" means a public MCP server that works in Muse when you add it as a custom connector; Meta says it does not review custom connectors, so we screen each one for safety before listing it. "Live" means the server answered a standard MCP handshake at its last check. Connectors that do not have a public endpoint (most built by Meta) are counted but not health-checked.

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