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Muse

Use MindWiki as a home for the personal context you want Muse to work with: project notes, research, saved decisions and useful conversation outcomes. A connected Muse session can retrieve that knowledge and save results with the access you authorize.

Connect through Muse

Use the connector options available in your Muse account. These steps apply when your account exposes a MindWiki connector:

  1. Open Muse's connector directory and look for MindWiki.
  2. Start the connection from the connector's controls.
  3. Complete the MindWiki authorization page in your browser.
  4. Return to Muse and enable the connection for the conversation.

The Muse app manages its connector installation and credentials. A prompt cannot install a connector that the app does not expose. For terminal setup with the coding agent, use Muse Code, which has its own configuration.

Complete the MindWiki connection

On MindWiki's authorization page, MindWiki Email + Access Key is the recommended sign-in method. Existing email-and-password accounts can choose Legacy Sign In; Sign in with Apple remains available. All methods open the same account and vault—no replacement account is required. New users choose Create a new vault, save their generated access key and continue. Review the requested permissions and choose read-only access when that is all you need. Access Keys explains the supported methods.

Return to your agent after approving. Your sign-in key belongs on MindWiki's pages, not in chat or an MCP configuration file. The client handles its own OAuth credentials.

Check that it works

Ask your agent:

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Use MindWiki to read my account status, then search for a note about one of my projects. Read a matching page and cite its title and path. Tell me if the vault is empty rather than making up a result.

Inspect the tool result and compare it with a page in MindWiki Cloud. For a new vault, the agent can read the operating guide and initialize the starter pages when account status permits it.

To check saving after granting write or capture access, ask “Save a new MindWiki capture titled Connection check with today's date, then read it back and give me its path.” The same file is available in your MindWiki apps.

Useful personal workflows

  • Recall with evidence: “Find the notes behind our onboarding decision. Read them and cite the original pages.”
  • Plan from your knowledge: “Use my project notes to prepare a brief with goals, constraints, open questions and next steps.”
  • Keep the useful part: “Save the decisions and useful ideas from this conversation as a MindWiki capture.”
  • Work across agents: “Read the handoff my coding agent saved and help me plan the next milestone.”

Connecting does not import your entire Muse conversation history. Ask for a specific capture when you want something saved, and review the result in MindWiki.

Troubleshooting

Check that Muse exposes the connector for your account and that it is enabled in the conversation. If a tool call fails after a successful connection, inspect the error and approved access; reconnect from Muse if authentication is needed. If a save times out, search for the saved page before asking for a duplicate.

If your Muse account does not offer the connection, use one of the other agent guides to access the same vault. Your notes remain independent of any one agent.

Permissions and disconnecting

Available tools depend on the scopes you approved, your MindWiki plan and vault permissions, and the tools your client exposes. Free includes one external AI connection with core vault tools. See MCP tool access.

To disconnect just this client, revoke its grant in MindWiki Connections. Other agents keep their own connections. Never send access keys or OAuth tokens to support.

More help

MCP tools · Agent permissions · All AI agents

Setup reference: Muse Connector Platform, checked October 20, 2026.