Meta Muse SEO: Your Search Console, One Message Away

Muse is built for people who want an assistant that does the legwork. With SEOmatic, the SEO legwork uses your real data, and Muse's habit of asking before it changes or spends anything sits on top of SEOmatic's approval rules.

An example on the Acme Plumbing demo site. You ask Meta Muse:

“What are my three quickest SEO wins right now?”

Meta Muse calls SEOmatic:

• gsc_insights: striking distance and CTR outliers, Sep 12 to Oct 9 (28 days)

Meta Muse answers:

From your Search Console, Sep 12 to Oct 9 (28 days):

1. /drain-cleaning-cost: position 10.8 with 2,310 impressions. Add a price range near the top and it has a real shot at page 1.
2. /water-heater-repair: 3,040 impressions but a 1.3% CTR. The title misses "same day".
3. /emergency-plumber: two of your pages split the query "24 hour plumber". Pick one.

Want me to stage new titles for the first two? I will check with you first, and in Approval mode nothing changes until you approve.

Also try:

• “Summarize my week on Google”
• “Audit my newest blog post”
• “Am I named in ChatGPT answers?”
• “Which pages are not indexed?”

Try these once SEOmatic is connected in Muse:

• “Give me a short summary of how my site did on Google this week.”
• “What are my three quickest SEO wins right now?”
• “Audit example.com/blog/my-new-post before I share it.”
• “Which local searches bring people to my site, and where do I rank?”
• “Is my brand showing up in ChatGPT and Google AI answers?”
• “Stage a fix for the page that lost the most clicks this month.”

1. You send Muse the setup message. It builds SEOmatic as a custom connector and sends you a sign-in link, or asks for a key through its credential prompt.
2. You sign in to SEOmatic and approve access, or paste the key into the prompt. Muse saves the connector, and the setup message asks it to keep a skill so SEO questions go to SEOmatic first.
3. You ask Muse about your site, from the app or muse.ai. Muse calls SEOmatic's tools on your workspace.
4. SEOmatic returns your real data and analysis, with the date range it covers, and Muse writes the answer as text.
5. If you ask for a fix on a paid plan, Muse checks with you, stages the change in SEOmatic, and you approve it before it goes live.

Muse builds custom connectors from a chat message, so the setup is one message and one sign-in, or one key. It takes a few minutes, and you only do it once.

1. Copy the setup message. Copy the setup message from this page. It names the SEOmatic server, https://app.seomatic.ai/api/mcp, asks for OAuth first and tells Muse how to take a key if it needs one.
2. Send it to Muse. Paste it into a new message to Muse in the app or at muse.ai. If Muse asks, confirm it is a remote MCP server over streamable HTTP.
3. Approve the sign-in, or hand over a key. Open the link Muse sends back, sign in or create a free SEOmatic account, approve access and pick your site. If Muse asks for a credential instead, create a key in SEOmatic under Settings, AI Agents, API Keys and paste it into Muse's credential prompt, never into the chat.
4. Check the connection. Muse saves the connector and lists your SEOmatic workspaces. If it lists only a free site check and a sign-in tool, it is not signed in yet: ask it for the SEOmatic sign-in link.
5. Ask your first question. Try “What are my three quickest SEO wins right now?” and check the answer cites your real Search Console numbers.

Use the setup message. It asks for OAuth first, so no secret has to pass through the chat, falls back to a key kept in Muse's secure credentials store, and asks Muse to save a skill so SEO questions go to SEOmatic without reminders.

This page is about Muse, Meta's personal agent that takes actions for you through connectors, in the Muse app for iOS, Android and Mac, and at muse.ai.

• Meta AI is the chat assistant built into Facebook, Instagram and Messenger. It answers questions, and SEOmatic does not connect to it.
• WhatsApp: Meta says you can also message Muse directly in WhatsApp. Set up the SEOmatic connector in the app or at muse.ai first, then ask from wherever you talk to Muse.

Other always-on agents connect to the same SEOmatic server: Grok Bot and OpenAI dots.

Connecting is free, and so is the SEOmatic account behind it: no card. Free covers the diagnosis with no limit: Search Console reports and insights, site audits of up to 30 pages, live page analysis, and your AI visibility results.

Live market data, like keyword volumes, backlink profiles and competitor domains, uses free questions: 5 a month, plus a one-time 10 bonus questions when you connect Google Search Console. One question covers up to 5 lookups.

Paid plans remove the question limit and add the treatment: agents stage fixes on your site (titles, descriptions, content updates, technical fixes, internal links) and run campaigns and fresh AI visibility scans. Every paid plan starts with a 14-Day Trial for $1, credited to your first payment. See pricing.

Muse's own plans are separate from SEOmatic's. A free SEOmatic workspace covers every read and analysis question you ask Muse.

With Muse you get two checks, not one: Muse asks you before anything that changes or spends, and in Approval mode SEOmatic holds every change until you approve it. A staged change is a proposal: it says what will change and why, and in Approval mode nothing touches your site until you approve it. The assistant records your decision, and it is told never to approve anything on its own judgment. Approved fixes start within seconds, the page's previous state is stored, and any applied change can be rolled back. Changes that could take a page out of Google, like a noindex, need an extra explicit confirmation.

Want scheduled check-ins? See Grok Bot and OpenAI dots. Prefer a chat assistant? See Claude and ChatGPT. Explore AI visibility tracking, the site audit and the approval workflow. All assistants: AI assistants. Full reference: MCP docs.

Using another agent? See OpenAI dots, Grok Bot, Cue, or every AI agent.