Apple HomePod mini
Control HomePod mini volume, supported existing-session playback, and output groups through Muse Home Link.
Speakers, displays and TVsCommunity directory
Meta’s Muse Gadgets projects and examples
Short answer
Find community builds that use Meta’s Muse Gadget SDK, from ESP32 displays to software tools and SDK forks. Each entry links to the repository and records its hardware requirements, SDK relationship and source checks. Compare supported boards or follow the official setup guides before building. This unofficial directory tracks public information and has not validated the devices.
Browse community projects built on Meta's Muse Gadget SDK, from e-paper companions to push-to-talk handhelds and SDK clients. Every entry links back to its GitHub repository.
Muse here is Meta’s personal AI agent — not the Muse EEG headband or ESP MUSE audio boards. Which Muse?
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5 projects and 6 active forks
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5 projects found
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muse-pocket
viticci/muse-pocket
An e-paper Muse companion for the Xteink X4 Pro: character, status, settings and recoverable SD firmware updates.
Featured
muse-r1
cameronapak/muse-r1
Native Android HOME app that turns a Rabbit r1 running LineageOS into a Muse gadget.
PMSG
Control-C/PMSG
A wearable face-computer platform on Seeed Studio XIAO boards, with the code to flash your device.
hackshop-mcp
msanchezgrice/hackshop-mcp
Hardware-literate AI scout for tinkerers. Idea-to-hardware mapping via MCP.
Built a Muse gadget?
Public repositories that use the official SDK are picked up in scans.
How listing worksActive SDK forks
These repositories fork the official SDK and include commits of their own. They are listed without hardware labels.
| Fork | Created | Last push | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amal97/muse-gadget-sdk | 0 | ||
| Control-C/Pmsg-muse-gadget-sdk | 0 | ||
| hunterkritik-byte/muse-gadget-sdk | 0 | ||
| natheihei/muse-gadget-sdk | 0 | ||
| Panha-Sim/muse-gadget-sdk | 0 | ||
| vocino/muse-gadget-sdk | 0 |
Community device skills
Skills
Community-sourced skills hosted in Meta’s Muse Gadget SDK repository. These are not official integrations.
Apple TV 4K
Control Apple TV 4K remote keys, installed apps, keyboard input, and supported sleep/wake actions through Muse Home Link.
Speakers, displays and TVsBrother printers
Print documents and inspect print jobs on Brother IPP printers through Muse Home Link.
Printers and appliancesDyson HP04
Read Dyson Pure Hot+Cool HP04 status and operate supported fan or heating controls through Muse Home Link.
Printers and appliancesElgato Key Light
Control Elgato Key Light power, brightness, white temperature, and requested identification through Muse Home Link.
Lights and plugsEpson printers
Print on Epson IPP printers or scan from compatible Epson eSCL devices through Muse Home Link.
Printers and appliancesCommunity posts
What people build
Explore public posts about Muse Gadgets builds and ideas. Follow each original post for the author’s context.
E-ink displaysIdea
Solomon@solomonmithra99
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@alexandr_wang The e-ink examples suggest a fun build: a little 'what did the house just do?' panel showing the last device action and its result. A physical pause button alongside it would make agent debugging feel much less like hunting through logs 🙂
Smart homeBuilt
daisydiao.eth@DaisyDiao2
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@alexandr_wang Muse Gadgets link home assistant is OK!Buy my esp32's speaker went wrong. https://t.co/nXDkBP11DG
Watch on X ↗Smart homeBuilt
Luis Medinas@lmedinas
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@alexandr_wang great idea, i do that with my openclaw already. My agent controls a mini-display at home showing our calendars, sets music in our sonos accordingly and controls our homeassistant on demand.
Public conversation
Reactions on X
These are public posts on X about the Muse Gadgets launch, not reviews of this site. They reflect their authors’ views, including questions and criticism, and do not represent Meta or this directory.
overlabor@overlabor77
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@alexandr_wang 开源的决定非常棒，期待看到更多平台的支持
Solomon@solomonmithra99
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@alexandr_wang The e-ink examples suggest a fun build: a little 'what did the house just do?' panel showing the last device action and its result. A physical pause button alongside it would make agent debugging feel much less like hunting through logs 🙂
peter@peterhci
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@alexandr_wang meta should have a hardware grant 👀
Jatin Garg@jatingargiitk
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@alexandr_wang ESP32 is the right call for this. the dual-core setup and built-in wifi/ble mean you can run the agent protocol on one core while the other handles sensor fusion without blocking.
From the official repository
Alexandr Wang@alexandr_wang
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🚨 MUSE ECOSYSTEM ALERT 🚨
today we are announcing Muse Gadgets!
this is an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK for anyone to make hardware that works with Muse
we are also releasing our own gadget—Muse Home Link—to enable your muse to work with your smart devices (TV, speakers, etc.)
Hardware
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ESP32 boards
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Linux and Raspberry Pi
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How it works
How entries are collected
Every listing comes from public GitHub data and links back to its source.
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Ready to build your own?
Choose hardware, get an SDK token, then flash and pair with the official guides.