The connector catalog that documents permissions, not just links

What it does An awesome-list for Meta Muse’s integration ecosystem: a catalog of official integrations and community-built connector skills. The stated differentiator is that entries aren’t bare links — each is meant to carry notes on what a connector can do, how it authenticates, and which permissions it demands. That’s the reference you want before pointing an agent at your accounts.

The interesting bit The “source-backed” framing. Most connector lists are hearsay stacked on marketing copy; this one claims every entry traces back to a source, with the permission surface spelled out. The boring part — what a connector can touch, how it logs in, what it’s allowed to do — is exactly where catalogs earn their keep.

Key highlights

• Covers both Meta Muse integrations and community connector skills in one place
• Entries annotated with capability, authentication, and permission notes
• Positioned as source-backed rather than a link dump
• Around 1,300 stars, so the community is at least paying attention

Caveats

• The README material available for this repo is an OpenClaw resource list from a different project — nothing about the Muse catalog’s contents, structure, or vetting can be confirmed from it.
• How many connectors are covered, and how rigorously the auth and permission notes are kept current, is unclear from the provided material.

Verdict If you’re building against Meta Muse, this could be a useful starting map — but until its own README surfaces, treat every entry as a lead to verify, not a review.