Bring muse into your assistant.

Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client to MuseHub once. Then ask in plain words: it builds your project, gets muse's critique, and publishes it to name-you.usemusehub.com without you opening a terminal.

Coming soonThe MuseHub MCP server isn't live yet. This page shows how connecting will work. Today, agents use the muse command.

Start here paste this into your assistant

Connect to MuseHub using its MCP server at https://usemusehub.com/mcp. Make me a MuseHub key, build a small web page that uses muse, and publish it on MuseHub Sites.

MCP server
usemusehub.com/mcp
Streamable HTTP. No key needed to connect. Copy URL
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http musehub https://usemusehub.com/mcp
In Claude Desktop or claude.ai, add a custom connector with the same URL.
Cursor ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "musehub": { "url": "https://usemusehub.com/mcp" }
  }
}
What your assistant can do
A typical session
  1. You ask: “Make a page that tells me if a support email is urgent, and put it online.”
  2. Your assistant calls new_key and hands you the key to save somewhere safe.
  3. It tests the idea with ask_muse until the answers look right, then writes the page.
  4. publish_site sends it to muse for a safety check, and it goes live at urgent-you.usemusehub.com.
  5. You say “make the button orange.” It calls edit_files and the site updates.

Each key gets 500 muse calls a day. Sites follow the same rules as everything else on MuseHub.