Use Limbo with Muse: early access

Check the status of Limbo’s Muse connection and learn what to expect from a Muse connection.

For:memberorganizerownerVerified for Limbo 2.5.03 · 2026-09-19

Muse is Meta’s personal AI assistant. We’ve submitted Limbo to Muse’s connector directory, bringing the same connection used for ChatGPT and Claude to Meta for review.

Status: submitted for review on 19 September 2026. Limbo is not yet listed in Muse’s directory, and the full connection has not yet been verified inside Muse. You can use the established ChatGPT and Claude setup routes now. A custom connection and a reviewed directory listing are different things; directory availability depends on Meta’s approval.

How the connection will work

Muse’s Connector Platform accepts existing MCP connections with OAuth and PKCE sign-in. We’re using the same Limbo connection offered for ChatGPT and Claude, rather than asking you to share passwords or API keys.

When Muse access is ready, we’ll publish verified setup steps on Limbo connectors. You’ll need your own Limbo account with active Limbo Pro, and you’ll sign in on Limbo’s own page using your Limbo email and sign-in code. Your Muse account, region and available connection features may affect access.

For now, the Muse tab includes an example proposal prompt to adapt after connecting. Copying it does not connect an account, create a trip or cast a vote. Do not paste sign-in codes, passwords or access tokens into a conversation.

AI suggests. The crew decides.

Once connected, begin with a read-only request such as “Show my upcoming trips.” Ask for additional permissions only when you need them. Review the exact trip and proposed changes before asking to save anything.

For example: “Preview these three villas for our Bali trip; don’t save yet.” Check dates, prices, locations and whether the ideas will be proposals. Proposing can record your yes vote under the trip’s rules. Each crew member chooses their own vote, and other people’s pending sealed choices remain private.

Interactive trip cards depend on the chat client and are not promised for Muse. Chat and booking documents need their own permissions. Recording an expense does not charge a card or make a booking.

Connection problems

If Muse says it is not available in your country or region, you cannot complete the connection yet. Muse access and Limbo’s directory review are separate: approval of a connector does not grant access to Muse. Use the ChatGPT or Claude connection while you wait for Muse availability.

If Muse cannot complete Limbo’s sign-in, do not substitute a shared account or credentials from another app. If permissions are missing, reconnect and review the requested access. If a save times out, check the trip before asking to save again.

See the connector help guide for supported workflows and contact us if you need help. The setup notes on this page will change as Muse compatibility and directory review progress.

Related articles

Still stuck?

Tell us where this article let you down, we’ll help and fix the docs.

Contact support