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Connect Voxec to Muse

Last updated 2 November 2026.

Connect Voxec to Muse, Meta's AI agent, so Muse can place phone calls for you. In Muse you set it up by asking in a chat. You sign in to Voxec; the only things to give Muse areVoxec's address and client ID.

Before you start

  • A Voxec account. Voxec is in closed beta: request access on the home page.
  • Muse on the web at agent.meta.ai (opens in a new tab) is the easiest place to do this, because you sign in to Voxec in the browser.
  • Two things Muse needs, both below: the Voxec address and the client ID voxec-muse. There's no client secret.

Connect Voxec from a Muse chat

  1. Step 1: Ask Muse to connect to Voxec

    Start a new chat in Muse and send this message (copy it as it is):

    Connect to the Voxec MCP server at https://mcp.voxec.ai/mcp (remote streamable HTTP, OAuth sign-in, client ID voxec-muse, no client secret).
    Simplified diagram, not a screenshot: the highlighted control is the one to press.

  2. Step 2: Give Muse the client ID when it asks

    Muse asks for a client ID before it can sign in. Reply with exactly:

    voxec-muse

    If Muse asks for a client secret, say there isn't one. Don't make one up:Voxec refuses sign-in if a secret is sent.

    Simplified diagram, not a screenshot: the highlighted control is the one to press.

  3. Step 3: Sign in to Voxec and click Allow

    Muse gives you a link to sign in. Open it, and sign in to Voxec if asked. Voxec's page should say Allow Muse to place calls as you? and that you'll be sent back to agent.meta.ai. Check the email address it's signed in as (Not you? switches account), then click Allow. Voxec emails you a note of the connection.

    If it names a different app or address, click Cancel.

    Simplified diagram, not a screenshot: the highlighted control is the one to press.

Use it in a chat

  1. Step 4: Ask for a call

    Start a new chat and ask for a call, for example “Use Voxec to call the Rose & Crown on +44 20 7946 0123 and book a table for four at 7pm Friday.” If Muse asks for permission to use a Voxec tool, check the number and goal before you approve it.

    Simplified diagram, not a screenshot: the highlighted control is the one to press.

Troubleshooting

  • “This connection request is not valid” on a Voxec page: usually the client ID isn't exactly voxec-muse. Ask Muse to remove the Voxec connection and start again from step 1, copying the client ID from step 2.
  • “Not valid” after an earlier attempt that failed: Muse may reuse the sign-in details it saved the first time. Ask Muse to remove every Voxec connection, then start again from step 1.
  • Sign-in finishes but Muse says the connection failed: check you told Muse there's no client secret, then ask Muse to remove the Voxec connection and start again. If it keeps happening, email support and say you were connecting from Muse.
  • Muse doesn't use Voxec: start a new chat, mention Voxec by name, and give the number and what you want the call to achieve.
  • “Verify your email first”: open the verification email Voxec sent you, then connect again.
Every call's outcome and transcript is also in My calls on the Voxec website.

Disconnecting

  • In Muse: ask Muse in a chat to remove the Voxec connection.
  • From Voxec: on the Connect page, under Connected apps, click Disconnect next to Muse. Access stops within a minute.

Disconnecting doesn't delete your calls.

More help

Still stuck? Email support@voxec.ai with the app you were connecting and roughly when.