Meta Muse acts. Laxis tells it what happened.

Meta Muse is a personal AI agent that works inside the apps you connect. Connect Laxis and Muse knows what was said in your meetings — so it can add the action items, book the follow-up and send the recap without you dictating any of it.

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Take the action items from my call with Brightline and add them to my task list, then book the follow-up.
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Added 3 tasks: send the usage-based pricing sheet (Fri), intro Priya to the solutions team, review their security questionnaire. Follow-up booked for Tue 10:00.

Brightline — Pricing follow-upToday · 2:00 PM · 28 min
Why Meta Muse + Laxis

An agent that does things needs to know what you agreed to.

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From meeting to done

Muse reads the action items from the call and carries them out in your connected apps: tasks, calendar, email.

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Recaps you don't have to write

“Send Priya a recap of our call.” Muse pulls the summary from Laxis and sends it from your email.

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Meetings in your personal agent

Muse already connects to your mail, calendar and more. Laxis adds the conversation layer, so the agent's picture of your day is complete.

Setup

Connect Laxis to Meta Muse

Muse builds the connection itself when you ask. Here is what to tell it.

  1. 1

    Ask Muse to connect Laxis

    In a Muse chat, say “Connect Laxis. It's an MCP server over HTTP at this URL. Test it and save it as a skill.”

    https://app.laxis.com/mcp
  2. 2

    Answer Muse's two questions

    Transport: HTTP (streamable). Authentication: sign in with Laxis (OAuth). Muse opens the Laxis sign-in page inside its secure flow — approve it there, without pasting anything into the chat.

  3. 3

    Approve the Laxis sign-in

    Sign in with your Laxis account and approve access. Muse keeps the connection and refreshes it automatically — there is no API key to copy.

  4. 4

    Ask Muse about a meeting

    “What did I promise on my last call with Brightline?” Muse reads the meeting from Laxis — and can act on the answer.

Things to ask Muse

Muse reads from Laxis, then acts in whatever else you've connected.

“Add the action items from today's meetings to my task list with due dates.”

Tasks created in your task app, one per action item.

“Send a recap of my 3pm to everyone who attended.”

A recap email drafted from the Laxis summary and sent from your mail.

“Book the follow-up we agreed on with Acme and attach the summary.”

A calendar invite with the meeting summary in the description.

“Before my next call, text me the three open items from our last conversation.”

A short pre-read on your phone before the call starts.

“Which meetings this week ended without a next step? Suggest one for each.”

A list of loose ends with a proposed follow-up.

“Summarize my week of meetings for my partner in three sentences.”

A personal weekly recap, ready to send.

Workflows people build with Muse + Laxis

Muse does the chores a meeting creates. Laxis tells it which chores.

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After every call

A saved Muse skill: when you say “wrap up my last call”, Muse reads the Laxis summary, adds the action items to your tasks, and drafts the follow-up for your approval.

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Follow-up booking

Muse checks each meeting summary for a promised next conversation and proposes calendar slots to the other side — from your calendar, in your name.

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Personal weekly review

Every Sunday, Muse reviews the week's meetings in Laxis and sends you a note: what you committed to, what others committed to you, and what to chase on Monday.

Meta Muse + Laxis: questions

Meta Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. It runs on a cloud computer of its own and acts inside the apps you connect — email, calendar, tasks and more — rather than only answering questions. It is available on iOS, Android, the web and WhatsApp.

Muse has no connector form for MCP servers; you ask it in chat. Tell Muse to connect the Laxis MCP server at https://app.laxis.com/mcp over HTTP, choose sign-in (OAuth) when it asks how to authenticate, and approve the Laxis sign-in in the secure flow it opens. Ask Muse to test the connection and save it as a skill so it is reusable.

Yes. Laxis uses OAuth for every AI app, Muse included: you approve the sign-in once and the connection refreshes itself. There is no personal API key to copy, so there is nothing to leak. Remove the Laxis connector in Muse to disconnect, or email [email protected] to have it revoked from the Laxis side.

Read only. Muse can list your meetings, search transcripts and read summaries, participants and full transcripts. Everything it does with that information — creating tasks, sending email, booking meetings — happens in the other apps you have connected to Muse, under the permissions you set there.

Most of Muse is free, with paid tiers for heavier use; at launch it is available in the United States to adults. Check Meta's Muse page for current availability.

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Let your agent finish the meeting.

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