Download automation skills for your Muse
Quick answer:automation skills teach your Muse to do a repeatable job on its own — run a reminder system that never drops a follow-up, deploy a project, drive your smart home, turn a flaky browser task into a reliable routine. Every automation skill below is free, works with Meta Muse, and downloads the same way: copy the listing's install prompt, paste it into a Muse chat, and Muse downloads, checks, installs and verifies it for you. No Skill Harbor account, no files to handle.
Automation skills at a glance
| What you get | Skills and connectors that automate a job end to end: reminders and follow-ups, deployments, database work, browser routines, document pipelines, smart-home control. |
|---|---|
| How you download | One copy-paste per skill: the listing’s install prompt, pasted into a Muse chat. Muse downloads the skill itself, installs it, and reports back — no manual file download. |
| What it costs | Every featured skill on this page is free. Some need an account or API key with the service they automate — always stated on the listing before you install. |
| Safety | Every install prompt starts with a read-and-check step and stops on red flags. Verified creators carry a ✓ identity badge — it confirms who they are, not that their code is safe, so the check still runs. |
| The shelf | These picks come from the “Automate the everyday” shelf in our collections, refreshed from real usage. |
Start with these automation skills
Lifeboat — Give your AI a memory that survives the session, plus a scheduled backup that protects it — the house-keeping automation everything else builds on.
Vercel CLI with Tokens — Deploy and manage Vercel projects from the CLI with token auth — no interactive login dance.
Supabase Agent Skill — A master skill for Supabase work: core principles, a security checklist, CLI gotchas and schema workflows.
Reminder System Skill for Muse — A reminder system that never drops anything — capture, ticklers, follow-ups and escalation.
Muse Skills Collection (31 skills) — 31 native Muse agent skills ported from community plugins — a whole automation starter pack in one install.
AutoBrowse — self-improving browser automation skill — Turn flaky browser tasks into reliable skills: an inner agent browses while the outer agent reads the traces and fixes the routine.
Home Assistant Connector for Muse — Read entity states and call services on your Home Assistant instance — service calls are confirmed with you first.
n8n workflow automation playbook for document pipelines — Automate document workflows with n8n: node-based pipelines, 400+ app integrations, a contract-review example included.
Example — one automated day
Morning: your reminder system surfaces the three follow-ups that would otherwise die in a chat scroll, and your Muse drafts the replies. Midday: a code change is ready, so the deployment skill ships it to Vercel with token auth and reports the live URL — no terminal session, no login prompts. Afternoon: a contract lands in your inbox; the n8n document pipeline extracts the clauses that matter and files the summary. Evening: you ask your Muse to dim the living room and lock up through Home Assistant, and it confirms each action before running it.
None of that is a demo script: each step is one of the skills above, installed once and then simply asked for, in plain language.
Downloading & installing an automation skill, in 3 steps
- Find your skill above and open its page. What it automates, what it needs and what it costs are stated up front.
- Copy the install prompt in the listing’s Install section.
- Paste it into Muse and approve the summary. Muse fetches and checks the skill, installs it, verifies it, and tells you what remains — usually nothing.
The full walkthrough, with the safety checklist: how to install a skill in Muse
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FAQ
What can Muse automate?
Any job with repeatable steps: chasing reminders and follow-ups, deploying and managing projects, querying databases, running browser routines, processing documents through pipelines like n8n, and controlling a smart home. If you can describe the steps and the output you want, there is likely a skill here that teaches Muse to do it.
Are automation skills free?
The eight featured skills on this page are all free. The wider directory is mostly free too; paid listings show their price on the page and you pay the seller directly. Some automation skills need an account or API key with the service they connect to — that is always stated on the listing before you install.
How do I download an automation skill?
You do not download a file by hand. Open the skill’s page, copy its install prompt and paste it into a Muse chat: Muse downloads (fetches) the skill itself, checks it for red flags, installs it and verifies it, then reports back. That is the download route that works in Muse today.
Do automation skills run on their own, in the background?
A skill teaches Muse a job; whether it runs on a schedule depends on the skill and on your Muse setup. Reminder and backup skills are built around scheduled check-ins, while others run when you ask. Each listing states how it works before you install — nothing here runs silently without the listing saying so.
Is it safe to let a skill automate things?
Installs here start with a safety step: Muse reads the skill first, summarises what it does, and stops on red flags such as unexpected network calls or credential harvesting. For skills that act on your services — deploying, calling smart-home services — the good ones confirm with you before acting, and their listings say so.
Skill Harbor is an independent directory and is not affiliated with Meta. Featured listings were checked against the live catalogue on October 20, 2026; prices and availability are the sellers' and can change.