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Announced, not shown as live. Sources below.
Announced by Railway, not shown live.
Railway posted on 23 September 2026 that it is part of the launch announcement of the Muse Connector Platform, to manage deploys and ship code on Muse. No public source we have found shows the connector live yet.
Our own summary, restating the sources below. Checked 19 Oct 2026.
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@alexandr_wang and another Meta employee listed GitHub on 29 September 2026 among connectors launching that day, after Meta's Connect recap had named it for getting work done. One user reported on 30 September that the connector was broken for them and they used a personal access token instead.
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Linear posted on 1 October 2026 that you can now connect Linear to Muse to catch up on projects, review priorities and surface blockers. A Muse product lead named Linear the next day among the first submitted connectors already live.
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Lovable posted on 29 September 2026 that small businesses can now ask Muse to build a tool with Lovable, and a Muse product lead named Lovable on 2 October among the first submitted connectors already live. No public source we have found describes the connector's actions.
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Replit posted on 26 September 2026 that Muse can now make apps in Replit and that Replit is an approved connector inside Muse, rolling out now. A user asked Replit on 25 September where the connector was.
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Tailscale wrote on 30 September 2026 that Muse joins your tailnet as its own node, and that your existing Tailscale access controls still decide what it can reach. A user posted on 5 October that they had tested Muse connecting to a Mac mini over Tailscale.
Announced, but not yet shown live. No source we have shows Railway working on Muse as of 19 Oct 2026.
If Railway appears in your Muse app under Settings → Connectors, tap Connect next to it. If it does not, Meta’s help page on connectors says you can ask Muse to create a Custom Connector for a service that has none yet.
Railway posted on 23 September 2026 that it is part of the launch announcement of the Muse Connector Platform, to manage deploys and ship code on Muse. No public source we have found shows the connector live yet. This restates the sources listed on this page.
Everything on this page traces to one of these. Each shows the date we last read it.
“Manage your deploys, ship code, and more on Muse with Railway”
Published 23 Sept 2026 · Checked 19 Oct 2026
