How to Connect Multiple Google Calendars to Meta Muse
Yes, Meta Muse can work across several Google calendars at once, just not through its own Google Calendar connector. That connector holds one Google account. Add Carly to Muse as a custom connector and one Muse chat sees your business calendar, your personal calendar, and a client’s calendar together.
1. Add your Google calendars to Carly
- Sign in at carlyassistant.com.
- Open carlyassistant.com/integrations.
- Under Accounts, type the email address and click Add Email.
- On that address, click Connect Gmail, tick Calendar, then click Connect with Google and grant access. If the address is already connected, open Manage access and click Connect next to Calendar instead.
- Repeat for every Google account you want Carly to reach.
Each account stays its own connection, and every event stays on the calendar it came from.
Carly connects to thousands of apps, so while you are on that page you can add your inboxes, files, CRM, and anything else you want Muse to reach through the same connector.
2. Add Carly to Muse as a custom connector
Muse connects to Carly with a Carly API key. Create one first:
- Go to carlyassistant.com/integrations and scroll to the bottom.
- Click Advanced to expand it, then find API Keys → Create a new key.
- Give the key a name, like “Muse”.
- Under scopes, click Select all above the checkboxes. Otherwise the key only covers booking.
- Click Generate key and copy it.
Then hand it to Muse:
- Open a chat with Muse in the app, on the web, or in WhatsApp.
- Send this message:
Build a custom connector to https://carlyassistant.com/mcp/ using an API key as a bearer token.
- When Muse asks for the key in its secure credential prompt, paste it there, not into the chat. Carly’s calendar, mail, and workflow tools are now available to Muse.
What changes once every calendar is connected
One Muse chat can:
- see your business, personal, and client calendars side by side;
- find time that is open on all of them;
- book the meeting on the right calendar, with the invite going out from the right address;
- move or cancel an event in the account that owns it;
- build a morning agenda grouped by calendar;
- catch a clash between a work call and the school pickup before it happens.
Ask across all of them in one line:
Check all my calendars for next Tuesday and find a 45-minute slot that’s open on every one of them.
What Muse’s own calendar connector covers
On one Google account, Muse’s connector does real work. It reads your schedule, sends invites once you give it write permission, and, per Meta’s help center, calendar connectors update Muse when your schedule changes. Since September 17 the Mac app can also work in the Calendar app on that computer.
It stops at the second Google account. Your business calendar and your personal one are two Google logins, so Muse’s connector holds one of them, and Meta has not documented how the Mac route handles several accounts.
| Need | Muse’s Google Calendar connector | Carly connector |
|---|---|---|
| Read and book on one Google account | Yes | Yes |
| Keep several Google accounts connected at once | One account | Yes, all of them |
| Find time open across every calendar | One account’s calendars | Yes |
| Outlook calendars in the same request | Separate connector | Yes, same connector |
| Add a fourth account later | No | Connect it in Carly, nothing changes in Muse |
Where Carly goes past the connector
Muse handles errands well, and since Muse for Small Business it reaches apps like Slack, QuickBooks and Shopify too. Carly is built for the calendars your work runs on.
It watches every connected calendar and inbox on its own. When Josh emails your business address asking to meet, a Carly workflow can find a time that is open on all of your calendars, send the invite from that account, and log it in your CRM before you open Muse. Booking pages and group scheduling come with it, across unlimited connected calendars, so clients only ever see time that is free everywhere.
Carly offers free Zapier-style workflows; AI agents start at $35/month.
Quick fixes when a calendar does not appear
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Google connected the same account twice | Remove the duplicate in Carly and reconnect with Use another account |
| A Workspace account blocks authorization | Ask that Workspace’s admin to approve Carly |
| Muse only checks one calendar | Tell Muse to use the Carly connector for your calendar, or disconnect Muse’s own Google Calendar connector |
| Muse only sees booking tools | Create a new key with Select all scopes and give it to Muse |
| You are not sure where an event landed | Ask Muse to say which account each event is on |
Frequently asked questions
Can Meta Muse connect two Google Calendar accounts at once?
Not through its own Google Calendar connector, which holds one Google account. Connect each account to Carly and add Carly to Muse as a custom connector, and Muse sees all of them.
Can I share my work calendar into my personal Google account instead?
That gets you visibility at best. Each calendar’s owner has to share it, a company Workspace can block sharing outside the domain, and Meta has not documented whether Muse’s connector reads calendars shared into the connected account. Through Carly, each account stays connected as itself.
Does this work with Google Workspace calendars too?
Yes. Personal and Workspace calendars both sit on Google accounts, and each account is connected to Carly separately. A company Workspace may need its admin to approve Carly first.
Is a custom connector safe to use?
Meta does not review custom connectors, so it is worth knowing what you are connecting. Carly signs in to each account through Google’s own sign-in, never sees your password, and does not train on customer data. You can disconnect any account from Carly at any time.
Can I add Outlook calendars the same way?
Yes. Connect them to Carly on the same integrations page and they reach Muse through the same connector. See multiple Outlook calendars in Meta Muse.
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1. Add the Carly MCP server (https://carlyassistant.com/mcp/) and sign me in. Use the one that matches you:
- Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http --scope user carly https://carlyassistant.com/mcp/ (then I run /mcp, pick carly, and authenticate)
- Codex: codex mcp add carly --url https://carlyassistant.com/mcp/ then codex mcp login carly
- Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or Cowork): Customize > Connectors > Add custom connector, paste the URL, and sign in. Carly is also in Claude's connector directory at claude.ai/directory/carly.
- ChatGPT: open Plugins, search for "Carly", add it, and sign in.
- Cursor: add {"mcpServers": {"carly": {"url": "https://carlyassistant.com/mcp/"}}} to ~/.cursor/mcp.json, then sign in to carly from Customize.
- Muse: I will create a Carly API key at carlyassistant.com/integrations (Advanced > API Keys > Create a new key, with Select all scopes). Build a custom connector to https://carlyassistant.com/mcp/ using an API key as a bearer token, and ask me for the key in your secure credential prompt.
- Grok: go to grok.com/connectors, choose New Connector, then Custom, paste the URL, and sign in.
- Grok Bot: open Plugins, add a custom remote MCP server named carly with the URL, then I approve it and sign in.
- Perplexity: Settings > Connectors > Custom connector > Remote, paste the URL, and sign in.
- Anything else: add a remote MCP server (streamable HTTP) named carly with the URL. It signs in with OAuth.
I sign in with my Carly account, or create one at carlyassistant.com.
2. Walk me through connecting my accounts at https://carlyassistant.com/integrations. Under Accounts, I type each email address I use and click Add Email. On each new address, I click Connect Gmail or Connect Outlook, tick what Carly can reach (Email, Calendar, Contacts, Drive or OneDrive), then click Connect with Google or Connect with Microsoft and grant access. For an address that is already connected, I open Manage access and click Connect next to anything missing. Repeat for every address. Then ask which of my other apps I want connected too.
3. Check it worked: list my connected mailboxes and calendars and tell me every account you can see.
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