About
About Muse Gadgets Hub
Short answer
An independent directory of open source community projects built with the Muse Gadget SDK for Meta’s Muse. Find a build, check its public metadata and follow the link to its source.
What this is
Muse Gadgets Hub helps builders discover projects that use the Muse Gadget SDK (opens an external page). Each entry links back to its GitHub repository. The directory lists metadata and does not audit code.
Which Muse?
Covered here
Meta’s Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent. This directory covers projects built with its Muse Gadget SDK.
Different products with the same name
The Muse EEG headband and ESP MUSE audio boards are separate products. They are not the Meta Muse Gadgets projects covered here. Read the full name check.
Where the data comes from
Automated scans look through public GitHub repositories for references to the official Muse Gadgets SDK. Each entry shows public repository metadata, including stars, license and last push. Last scanned 3 Oct 2026, 11:30 UTC.
| Kind | How it is decided |
|---|---|
| Original project | Projects with their own implementation files count as original. |
| Active fork | Forks of the official SDK with commits of their own are listed as active forks. |
How projects are classified
Projects with their own implementation files count as original. Forks with commits of their own are listed as active forks. Repositories that only mention the SDK are excluded from the directory.
Hardware and type labels are inferred from repository descriptions and topics, with manual curation taking priority. They are navigation aids: check the project's README for exact hardware requirements. Active SDK forks are listed without hardware labels.
How to get listed
Public repositories that use the official SDK are picked up in scans. Add the GitHub topic muse-gadget to help identify your project.