Why Muse can't connect yet
TripCache connects to assistants through a remote MCP server: a link you paste into the assistant, then sign in and approve on your phone. Muse has connectors for services on Meta's list, and it can build a custom connector from a service's API details, but Meta doesn't describe a way to add a link like TripCache's.
When it can, this page will have the steps, and Muse will show as ready in the app under Profile → AI agents.
Connect one of these today
Each takes three steps and works with the same TripCache link. Connect as many as you like.
Claude
Anthropic3 steps39-second videoOpen the guideChatGPT
OpenAI · and Dots3 steps39-second videoListed for Business and Enterprise; some plans need Developer mode. Dots use the same connectors.Open the guideGemini
Google3 stepsSupport is limited, so some answers show as text.Open the guideGrok
xAI3 stepsNeeds a paid Grok plan.Open the guidePerplexity
Perplexity3 stepsNeeds Perplexity Pro or Max.Open the guideHermes
Nous Research3 stepsSelf-hosted agent.Open the guideOpenClaw
Open source3 stepsSelf-hosted agent.Open the guide
Muse and TripCache: questions
Does Meta's Muse have connectors?
Yes. Muse connects to services from Meta's list, such as email and calendars, and it can create a custom connector from a service's API details. Meta doesn't review custom connectors.
Can I connect TripCache to Muse?
Not yet. TripCache connects through a remote MCP server link with sign-in and approval on your phone, the way Claude and ChatGPT add it. Meta's help pages don't describe adding a link like that to Muse, so TripCache stays listed as coming soon in the app.
What can I use instead today?
Claude and ChatGPT connect and show TripCache cards. Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Hermes and OpenClaw connect too and answer in text.
More about TripCache and AI assistants
See TripCache answering in Claude and ChatGPT, or read the step-by-step guides.
