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Bring Tjati to Meta Muse.

Give Muse a clearer picture of what matters to you. Bring your areas, goals and projects into the conversation, and keep the next steps connected in Tjati.

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How to connect Muse to Tjati

Ask Meta’s Muse to build a custom Tjati connection. Copy this request into your Muse conversation to get started.

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Build a custom Tjati connection for me.
Read https://tjati.com/agent.md for the setup and access rules.
The remote MCP server is https://api.tjati.com/mcp.
Use OAuth if supported, or ask me to add a scoped token securely.
Start by listing my areas. Ask before making changes.
Setup instructions
  1. Copy the request below into a conversation with your Muse.
  2. Let Muse read the Tjati guide and propose the connection it can support.
  3. Complete sign-in if offered. If a token is needed, create a scoped token in Tjati Settings → Connected agents and enter it through Muse’s secure credential flow.
  4. Ask Muse to list your areas first. Confirm the read-only result before allowing changes.

Meta documents custom connectors. This Tjati setup is not yet verified end to end and is not a listed Muse connector.

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One connection. Your Tjati context.https://api.tjati.com/mcp

Try it with Meta Muse

Your goals give the conversation direction.

Example requests to try after you verify the connection. Your granted scopes determine which tools are available.

  1. 01

    Start with your priorities

    Let your own priorities shape the conversation with Muse.

    “Read my Tjati areas and goals. Help me choose one manageable step for this week without changing my plan.”

  2. 02

    Connect an everyday idea

    Give an everyday thought a place in the bigger picture.

    “Capture this thought in Tjati: make weekend mornings less rushed. Suggest which area or goal it belongs to.”

  3. 03

    Make space for review

    Ask for a proposal you can judge against the time you actually have.

    “Look at the open tasks in my home project. Propose a lighter plan for the weekend and wait for my review.”

Before you connect

Meta Muse + Tjati, explained.

How do I connect Meta Muse to Tjati?
Copy the custom setup request above into a Muse conversation. It points Muse to the Tjati guide and remote MCP endpoint. The Tjati connection is not yet verified end to end.
Is Tjati in the Muse connector directory?
This page describes a custom setup, not a published Muse directory connector. Meta documents that Muse can build custom connectors, but that does not verify this specific Tjati connection.
What if Muse asks for an access token?
Prefer OAuth if the client supports it. If a token is needed, create a narrowly scoped Tjati installation in Settings → Connected agents and use Muse’s secure credential flow; do not paste the token into chat.

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  1. Recommended

    The concise first read for connection, authority, safe defaults, and operating rules.

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  2. Discovery

    A low-token map of canonical Tjati resources and their purpose.

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  3. Complete

    Every client setup, scope, delivery rule, and readiness check in one context file.

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