Give Muse context on how you actually work.
Muse already reads your calendar and inbox. Larridin Work Context adds what those apps cannot show it: the deal you spent the morning on, who you keep going back and forth with, and what is blocked. Private by default, governed by your org.
What should I focus on today?
Muse
You have four meetings today. Your inbox has 12 unread messages.
Reads: calendar, inbox.
Muse + Work Context
The Acme renewal. You have been in the pricing sheet all week and the invoice is still unsent. Priya pinged you about it twice. That is blocking the Q4 forecast.
Reads: calendar, inbox, and how you actually worked this week.
Same Muse. Same question. Different answer.
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Why your agent needs it
Your agent is only as useful as what it knows about you.
Connectors give it a slice: your calendar, not your day. The explainer shows the gap, and what changes when your agent can see how you actually work.
How it works
Your agent sees how you actually work.
The desktop sensor observes how work happens across every app, not just the ones with an API: the projects you are on, the people you are working with, the things that are blocked. All of it becomes context your agent reads over MCP, with privacy controls that put you in control.
Activity
Priya Shah: “Any update on the invoice?” · 2 h ago
Priya Shah: “Finance needs it before Thursday.” · yesterday
Dan Ortiz updated the pricing sheet · Monday
Work Context
Your work context
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All of it, available to your agent
Step 1
Install and sign in
IT pushes the desktop sensor through Jamf, Intune or Kandji, or you download it. Sign in with Okta, Entra or Google.
Step 2
Choose what it observes
Org policy sets the allowed and denied apps. You opt in or out inside that boundary, see every memory, and switch context off any time.
Step 3
Connect your agent
Add the Larridin connector in Meta Muse, sign in once with your work account, and every work question is answered in context.
Set up Meta Muse
Connect Larridin to Muse.
Larridin connects to Muse as a connector. You sign in once, and Muse asks before it uses a tool for the first time.
Step 1
Open Connectors
In Muse, go to Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. You can also ask Muse to connect Larridin.
Step 2
Sign in with your work account
Paste the Larridin URL your admin shares, then sign in with Okta, Entra or Google. Muse gets read access to your own work context only.
Step 3
Ask Muse about your work
Try "What should I focus on today?" or "What is waiting on me?" Muse answers from your projects, people and blockers.
Using a different agent? See every agent Work Context supports.
Work Context · Admin policy
With whom
Built for the enterprise from day one
You decide what is captured, what is shared, and with whom.
SSO, SCIM and granular privacy controls. Org policy sets the boundary, each employee chooses inside it, and admins never see an individual’s context.
Agents authenticate as registered OAuth clients, so a random MCP client cannot claim to be one of yours. Every agent on the team gets smarter, on your terms.
Enterprise ready
Give your agent the context it needs to be your chief of staff.
Request access and we will set up Work Context with your identity provider and MDM. Your people keep the agent they already use.