Bring your knowledge into the conversation.

A Muse connection uses the MindWiki tools you authorize. Your knowledge stays in one vault alongside work from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and other connected clients. Each client receives its own connection.

• Recall decisions with sources. Ask Muse to search a project, read the relevant pages, and cite the notes behind its answer.
• Turn scattered notes into a useful brief. Gather constraints, earlier experiments, open questions, and context packs before starting a task.
• Keep the useful result. Ask Muse to capture a decision or research summary with its sources so you can pick it up later.
• Review changes before applying them. Ask for a proposal, inspect its validation and dry run, then approve supported changes in MindWiki.

1. Use the connector controls available in your Muse account; follow the Muse guide for the connection steps.
2. Sign in on MindWiki, review the requested access, and approve only the permissions you need.
3. Return to Muse and verify retrieval using a note you recognize. Test saving separately if you granted write access.

The connector uses browser sign-in with OAuth. It follows your connection scopes and vault permissions. Muse determines connector availability and account eligibility.

Disconnect from MindWiki Connections whenever you choose. Revocation prevents future use of that connection; it does not erase information already included in a Muse conversation.

• “Search MindWiki for the decisions we made about onboarding. Read the source notes and cite them.”
• “Prepare a project brief from my MindWiki notes. Separate recorded facts, your suggestions, and missing context.”
• “Save this decision in MindWiki with the rationale, source links, and next steps. Confirm the saved page.”
• “Propose a way to organize these research notes. Show me the planned changes before applying anything.”

Add a few useful notes to your vault, let them sync, and give projects clear names. Existing MindWiki users will use their existing account and vault. The connector retrieves relevant material when used; connecting is not an automatic import of your entire Muse conversation history.