For developers building for Muse, Meta's assistant

Describe a Muse connector in chat. Get it hosted, tested and ready to submit.

Mnora turns a plain-language description of your API into a working Muse connector, with hosting, docs and the materials Meta's submission form asks for. You stay the owner and you submit it yourself.

Your API. Your connector. Your developer account.

From idea to handoff

What you get

Hosted endpoint

A running, hosted connector endpoint for your API.

Privacy and terms pages

Drafts for the connector, for you to review.

Icon

A connector icon in the required format.

Copy-paste submission answers

Prepared answers for the Muse submission form.

Code export

The full source, yours to keep and self-host.

Clear responsibilities

Who does what

The build

Mnora

Mnora builds, hosts and tests the connector.

The ownership

You

You supply your API credentials, review everything and submit to Muse under your own developer account.

The review

Meta

Meta reviews and decides whether it is approved.

We can't guarantee approval. Review outcome and timing are decided by Meta.

A conversation, then a connector

How it works

  1. Chat

    Describe what the connector should do and point us to your API.

  2. Build

    Mnora generates the connector, docs and submission materials.

  3. Test

    We run it against your API and check it works before you see it.

  4. Submit

    You review and submit it to Muse yourself.

Built together, from the start

Early access

Mnora is in early access. We're working with a small number of founding pilot customers. Each pilot gets a fixed quote per project after we estimate the cost of building and hosting your connector. No price is shown yet because we quote each project individually, and nothing is charged until you accept a quote.

Let's start with your idea

Apply for a founding pilot

Tell us what you want to connect.

10–2000 characters. Please don't include API credentials here.

We'll only use your email to reply about your application. No newsletter.

A few things to know

FAQ

Is Mnora part of Meta?

No. Mnora is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.

Will my connector be approved?

We can't promise that. Meta reviews every submission and decides. We prepare the materials; you submit.

Who owns the connector?

You do. You get the full code export and submit under your own account.

Do you need my API credentials?

To test the connector against your real API, yes; you provide them and can rotate them at any time.

How much does it cost?

Each founding pilot gets a fixed quote after a cost estimate. Nothing is charged until you accept.

What happens after I apply?

We read every application and reply by email to talk through your connector.