Box for Muse ♥

Built with love by Dan O'Leary. Open for everyone to help build.

I worked at Box and Meta. I care about both, and I wanted to build a useful way
for Muse to work with the files people already keep in Box.

Find the approved proposal. Explain what changed. Pull the dates out of a
contract. Save a brief where your team can find it. Those are the kinds of jobs
Box for Muse should do well.

This is my independent community project. It is not sponsored, endorsed, or
maintained by Box or Meta.

Start here

The 50-use-case roadmap is ready to explore and improve.
The connector is a release candidate with source and synthetic tests. Public
Muse onboarding and the complete live acceptance checklist remain release gates.
No Muse directory approval is claimed. See setup before trying
a candidate.

The first jobs I want to get right:

• Find the right source. Tell an approved document from a newer draft.
• Keep up with changes. Notice what matters in a project folder and update its brief.
• Make documents searchable by their facts. Extract useful fields, review them, and save them as metadata.
• Track commitments. Find obligations and deadlines, with the source attached.
• Finish the work. Save the result to the right Box folder and verify it arrived.

Every job needs clear permissions, useful errors, and evidence you can check.
Box AI and enterprise administration need their own access and capability checks.

Start with one task. Tell us how it went.

While the connector is being built, review the getting-started plan
and pick a task you would actually use. Tell us what would help you get from
connecting Box to your first useful result.

Review the plan · Share feedback

Once a tested installable release is available, try one starter task and check the
answer against its source. Was setup clear? Did you get the right files? What
needed fixing? Share the task, expected result, and what happened using fictional
or sanitized examples. Never include credentials or private Box content.

If this project is useful to you, star it on GitHub
so you can find it again and help others discover it.

Connect with me on [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/danie