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Meta adds Zapier connector to Muse agent for 9,000+ apps

Meta’s Muse agent now supports Zapier’s connector, letting users link it to over 9,000 apps and 40,000 actions via Zapier’s MCP. Users authorize access per app and action, enabling secure, always-on automation across their existing tools. For example, Muse could scan a CRM for pending customer follow-ups and post updates to Slack with read-only permissions.

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  • Muse agent now connects to 9,000+ apps via Zapier’s MCP for secure automation
  • Next Gen Zaps lets users describe workflows in plain language for deployment
  • Availability depends on Meta’s rollout and user authorization, per Zapier

Zapier MCP acts as a hosted bridge between AI agents and its ecosystem, handling authentication and integrations. Teams can build workflows without custom APIs for each service. Next Gen Zaps, available via early access, allows users to describe automations in plain language for deployment. The integration follows Zapier’s SOC 2 Type II certification and respects app-specific permissions. Meta’s rollout and user authorization will determine availability.

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Meta selects Zapier as named Connector inside Muse

Zapier Blog · 29 September 2026

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