Ask the way you would ask a person
Say what the post is about and when it should go out. Muse writes it, Simplified makes the image and schedules it.
Muse Muse has no connector screen to configure. Paste one message, approve one sign-in, and your personal assistant can write, design and schedule your social posts.
Create a Custom Connector for Simplified using its remote MCP server: https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp Use standard MCP over HTTP with OAuth. If sign-in is required, send me the authorization link so I can complete it. Reuse the authenticated connection for later Simplified tool calls. When connected, use Simplified's tools to identify my workspace and list my teamspaces. Do not create, publish, schedule, or change anything yet. If Muse cannot add this MCP server from chat, tell me that clearly instead of claiming the connection worked.
Muse has no connector settings screen to fill in, so you set Simplified up by pasting one message into a conversation. Muse creates the connector, sends you a sign-in link, and you approve access with your Simplified account.
Open a conversation in Muse and send the message. It asks Muse to create a Custom Connector for the Simplified MCP server.
Muse sends you an authorization link. Open it and approve access with your Simplified account. There is no password or key to paste.
Ask Muse to show the workspace and teamspaces that Simplified returns. A chat answer without a Simplified tool call does not count. Then ask for your first post.
The message asks for read-only actions first, so nothing is created or published during setup. Meta says the exact flow may vary by account.
Using Muse Code, Meta's terminal agent? It has its own steps: add a simplified entry under mcp_servers in ~/.config/muse/settings.json and run muse mcp login simplified.
Muse Code guide Read the full setup guide
Once the connector is in place, Muse can reach each social account linked to your Simplified workspace.
Muse is the assistant you talk to. Simplified is the part that makes and posts the content.
Say what the post is about and when it should go out. Muse writes it, Simplified makes the image and schedules it.
One idea, written for LinkedIn, Instagram, X and the rest, each at the right length and tone.
Every graphic starts from your colors, fonts and logo, so it already looks like yours.
Ask for a draft in your voice, a cover image and a set of posts that point to it.
Get a calendar of drafts, then say "swap Tuesday and Thursday" and it is done.
Ask how recent posts did and what to repeat, in a few plain sentences.
The setup message asks for read-only actions first, and you can ask Muse for drafts whenever you want to approve each post yourself.
Muse handles the asking and the thinking. Simplified gives it a way to make images and video from your Brand Kit, plan a calendar and publish to 13 platforms. You stay in one conversation and review what it produces.
Sign-in happens through a link Muse sends you. There is no key to paste.
Takes your request and drafts the posts.
Images and video in your Brand Kit, the calendar, scheduling to 13 platforms and analytics.
Muse starts read-only. Review drafts before you ask it to publish.
A custom connector Muse builds for you from the setup message. It points at the hosted Simplified MCP server and uses standard MCP over HTTP with OAuth, so you sign in with your Simplified account and Muse never holds a password.
Because Muse has no connector settings screen, the message does the work: it asks Muse to create the connector, send you the authorization link, and then check your workspace and teamspaces. Meta says the exact flow may vary by account.
Read the developer setupIt is short, and every line has a job.
Points Muse at the Simplified MCP server URL.
The standard transport and sign-in, so there is no key to handle.
Muse hands you the sign-in link and you approve access with your Simplified account.
Muse identifies your workspace and teamspaces, and is told not to create, publish or schedule anything yet.
Pick a request to see what Muse and Simplified hand back.
Both posts and graphics are ready, scheduled for Thursday at 10:00 AM.
Here are four drafts. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.
The article and all three pieces are written in your brand voice and ready for review.
Your top posts share a pattern. Here are three things to repeat this week.
Any of the 13 channels connected in your Simplified workspace. Open a platform to see its scheduler page.
Same connector. Pick the place you already work.
| Muse (this page) | Muse Code | ChatGPT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you use it | Personal assistant | Meta's terminal agent | Chat on web, desktop and mobile |
| Setup | Paste one message and sign in | Add a settings entry and sign in | Install the Simplified plugin |
| Best for | Posts, calendars and analytics | People who work in a terminal | Posts, calendars and analytics |
| Uses your Brand Kit | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
The connector is the same everywhere. Open another assistant to see how it sets up there.
The setup message tells Muse to say so clearly instead of claiming success. If Muse cannot add an MCP server from chat on your account, use a client with a documented MCP setup path from the developer setup page.
Ask Muse to send the authorization link for the Simplified connector. If it cannot offer one or cannot call Simplified tools, use another client for now.
Approve access once more in your browser. Signing in again refreshes the connection and your work carries on where it stopped.
Connect your social accounts in Simplified first. An empty list does not mean the connection failed: it usually means no accounts are linked to that workspace yet. Also check that you picked the right teamspace.
And some things you'd ask us.
Open a conversation in Muse and send the setup message from this page. It asks Muse to create a Custom Connector for Simplified using the remote MCP server at https://apikit.simplified.com/mcp with OAuth. Open the sign-in link Muse sends you, approve access, then ask Muse to show your workspace and teamspaces.
Read the full setup guideYes. Once the connector is working, Muse can draft, schedule and publish to the 13 platforms linked in your Simplified workspace: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, X, Google Business Profile, Mastodon, Reddit and Telegram. It only reaches accounts you have already connected.
Muse has no connector settings screen for this. Meta says you can ask Muse to create a Custom Connector for a service that is not listed, so the setup message does exactly that and asks for the sign-in link.
The message tells Muse to say so clearly instead of claiming success. Meta says the exact flow may vary by account. If Muse cannot add an MCP server from chat or send a sign-in link, use a client with a documented setup from the developer setup page.
See the developer setup pageAsk Muse to show your workspace and teamspaces. The answer must come from a Simplified tool call. A conversational reply without one does not verify the connection.
No. Muse uses OAuth, so you sign in to your Simplified account through the link Muse sends. There is no password or key to paste into the chat.
The setup message asks for read-only actions first. After that, review drafts before you ask Muse to publish, and ask for drafts whenever you would rather approve each post yourself.
No. This page covers the Muse personal assistant. Muse Code is Meta's terminal coding agent and uses a settings file instead of a chat message. It is the same Simplified connector in both.
See the Muse Code guideIt uses the Brand Kit saved in your Simplified workspace, so every graphic and caption Muse asks for starts from the same colors, fonts and voice.
Make sure Muse created the connector and you finished the sign-in. Then ask it to list your workspace and teamspaces. If it cannot add the server or offer a sign-in link, the flow may differ on your account, so use a client with a documented MCP setup path instead.
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Connect Simplified to Muse and let it handle the design, the schedule and the follow-up.
Open a conversation in Muse, paste it and send it. Muse sets up the connector and sends you a sign-in link.