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Zapier Adds Zapier Connector to Meta Muse.

Zapier connector gives Meta Muse controlled access to more than 9,000 apps and 40,000 actions through Zapier MCP.

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Zapier Adds Zapier Connector to Meta Muse

The Zapier connector is now available inside Meta’s Muse agent, connecting it to more than 9,000 apps and 40,000 actions through Zapier MCP.

Once authorised, Muse can read from or take action in approved tools. Users choose the specific apps and actions it can access rather than opening every connected account to the agent.

According to Zapier’s announcement, the connector is available to individuals and enterprise teams. It is designed to support always-on agents while keeping app access under the user’s control.

Connected apps
More than 9,000
available through Zapier MCP
Available actions
40,000
across connected apps
Connection
1
hosted MCP endpoint

What the Zapier connector can do

Zapier MCP is a hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint. It lets AI clients discover and run configured tools while Zapier handles app authentication, credentials and the integrations underneath.

That removes the need to build and maintain a separate API integration for every service used by an agent. The permissions can also differ by app and action. For example, Muse could receive read-only access to a CRM and permission to post messages in Slack.

With those permissions, a user could ask Muse to identify customers who need a follow-up and post the result for the team. Muse would be able to read the approved CRM data and send the message, without receiving permission to change CRM records.

Next Gen Zaps can turn requests into automations

Users with access to Next Gen Zaps can go beyond asking Muse to repeat a set of actions. An MCP-enabled agent can take a plain-English automation request, build the automation and deploy it to Zapier.

This supports longer-running work in Zapier rather than requiring the agent to perform the same sequence each time it receives a request. Next Gen Zaps is currently offered through a separate early access programme.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Zapier connector in Meta Muse?

It is a named connector that links Meta’s Muse agent to Zapier MCP. Once authorised, Muse can access more than 9,000 apps and 40,000 actions, limited to the apps and actions approved by the user.

When is the Zapier connector available in Muse?

The connector was announced as available inside Muse on 29 September 2026. Users must authorise the connection and configure which tools and actions Muse can use.

Which plan includes the Zapier connector?

The announcement does not give pricing or Zapier plan details. Next Gen Zaps, which lets an MCP-enabled agent build and deploy automations, requires access through a separate early access programme.

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