Meta’s Muse AI agent can now connect to Spotify, allowing users to control music, audiobooks, and podcasts through a conversation with the assistant. The integration also lets Muse save content to a Spotify library, create playlists, and suggest new listening options.

Spotify announced the connection as part of a broader expansion of services that can work with Muse. Users can start the Spotify connection by asking Muse to link the service, after which they can make requests without leaving the conversation.

What Muse can do with Spotify

Once connected, Muse can play songs, audiobooks, and podcasts on request. It can also save items to a user’s library and assemble playlists based on conversational instructions.

The integration extends beyond playing content. Muse can help users discover new music, books, and podcasts, giving the AI agent a role in both playback and recommendations. The available actions are handled from within the Muse chat experience rather than requiring users to manually search across Spotify for every request.

Muse can turn notes into a personal podcast

One of the more distinctive features is Personal Podcast. Muse can use daily briefings, notes, and ideas to create audio content, then save the finished result to the user’s Spotify library.

That feature could make Spotify a destination for AI-generated summaries and personal audio, while keeping the creation process inside Muse. The source material can include the information users already provide in their conversations, such as briefings or written ideas.

Which services work with Meta Muse?

Spotify joins a growing list of services that Muse can connect to. The available integrations include Box, GitHub, Granola, Notion, Expedia, Turo, Viator, 1Password, OpenTable, Peloton, Plaid, and Ticketmaster.

Muse also supports payment-related connections involving Shopify’s Shop Pay, Stripe’s Link, and PayPal. Alongside those external services, the agent can work across Meta’s own platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads.

Muse availability and pricing

Muse remains available only in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Meta’s agent uses a customizable avatar and is designed around an ongoing conversation, with the ability to carry out tasks across connected services.

The functionality is available for free in the supported markets. The information provided does not specify when Meta will expand Muse or its Spotify integration to additional countries.