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Add Spica Post to Meta Muse.

Muse sets up outside tools differently from Claude and ChatGPT. Instead of pasting a link into a settings page, you describe the server to Muse and it saves the connection as a skill.

app.spicapost.com/mcp

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Menu names in Meta Muse change between versions. If a step looks different, look for the connectors section in its settings.

Before you start

  • A Spica Post account with at least one social account connected.
  • Your MCP link, shown on your Spica Post account page.
  • Access to custom connectors in Muse. Meta opened these to developers first, so check whether your account has them.

Steps

  1. Open a conversation with Muse.
  2. Tell it you want to connect a tool, and give it your MCP link. For example: "Connect to my Spica Post server at this address and save it as a skill."
  3. Muse asks you to link your account. Sign in on the Spica Post login page and approve.
  4. Muse saves the connection as a skill. Confirm the name it suggests, or call it "Spica Post".
  5. Ask for a post. For example: "Use Spica Post to draft a Threads and Instagram post about this week's special."

If something goes wrong

  • The login page doesn't open. Remove the connection in Meta Muse and add the link again.
  • The assistant says an account needs reconnecting. Open the reconnect link it gives you, sign in to that platform again, then repeat your request.
  • A post fails a check. The assistant is told which of the platform's limits it went over. Ask it to fix the draft and try again.

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Works with the assistant you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and more.

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