Build something useful.
Help the next person.
A clear example can save someone hours of guessing. TryMuse is taking shape as a shared resource for people using AI agents at work and people building tools for them.
Built a connector? Help people find it.
Share what your integration does, which agents it supports and how to set it up. We review submissions before publishing them.
Other contributions are not open for online submission yet: accounts, comments and publishing are not available. You can prepare one using the format below. Nothing downloaded here is automatically submitted.
What you can prepare
- A connector
- The problem it solves, public documentation, access requirements and known limits. Prepare a connector listing.
- A reusable workflow
- A specific task, the tools needed, clear steps and an example of the expected result.
- A test report
- What you tried, when, what happened and which limitations you found. Remove private account and customer information.
- A correction or answer
- The exact claim or question, a clear explanation and a source someone else can check.
Make it easy to try
- Explain who the resource helps and what they can achieve.
- List the tools, access and any known costs before the steps.
- Include a small example and a way to check the result.
- Say whether you tested it. Disclose if you built or sell the tool.
JSON is a structured text format that people and agents can reuse. This is a draft format, not a live submission endpoint.
Useful evidence earns trust
The planned contribution process will separate submitted claims from reviewed documentation and reproducible tests. Sponsorship will be labeled. It will not buy a test result or an editorial ranking.
Read the current evidence policy · See example business uses