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Ask Muse for remote jobs in New York, United States, or describe the work you want. It searches FindYourCareer’s vacancies and helps you focus on the roles worth a closer look.
Muse connects to FindYourCareer through your own account. Availability of Muse depends on your country and account.
Muse sets up a custom connector from the chat. Copy the message, approve the FindYourCareer sign-in link Muse sends back, then start asking for jobs.
Muse will ask you to sign in and approve access. No API key is needed.
Connect FindYourCareer to Muse using this URL: https://findyourcareer.io/mcp
Use the standard HTTP connector with OAuth. Send me the sign-in link so I can approve access.
Once connected, help me search current vacancies on FindYourCareer and keep my filters exactly as I ask.You approve access with your FindYourCareer account and can disconnect it later.
Start with remote jobs in New York, United States. Then refine the role in ordinary language.
Find me 10 recent remote jobs for [your role] in New York, United States. Show the title, company and location. Do not loosen my filters.
I’ll search FindYourCareer with those filters and show the openings I find.
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Keep the full FindYourCareer job board, with Muse helping you ask better questions about it.
Muse searches jobs on FindYourCareer when you ask, then gives you links to the openings you want to inspect.
Specify a role, location, remote preference or salary. Ask Muse to leave every filter in place.
Ask Muse to compare the jobs it found, point out missing details and help you decide what to read first.
Ask Muse for a recurring morning job list. Confirm that the task can use FindYourCareer and review its first run.
Search by country and work arrangement, including remote roles. You can ask for worldwide remote work explicitly.
Approve the connection yourself, see your allowance and disconnect Muse from your FindYourCareer settings.
Muse is Meta’s personal AI agent. You describe what you need in a conversation, and Muse can use connected products to help with that task.
It is FindYourCareer’s remote MCP connection. Muse can use it to search current vacancies, read job details and check your allowance. Nothing is installed on your device.
Your approval links Muse to your FindYourCareer account. When Muse calls a job tool, it receives the matching vacancy data and turns it into an answer you can explore further.
A useful Muse job search starts with your criteria and ends with vacancies you can verify. These workflows show how to move from a first request to a shortlist, using your connected FindYourCareer account.
Start with a specific role and a posting window. A search for software engineering jobs posted in the last 48 hours is easier to review than a broad request for every technology job. Include the skills you need and ask for a manageable first page.
Find 10 software engineer jobs in Germany posted in the last 48 hours that mention Python. Keep the country and posting window unchanged.
Remote describes a work arrangement. An employer may still limit where a person can work. State the country where you want to work, or ask for worldwide remote roles explicitly. Check each vacancy’s location restrictions before applying.
Find remote customer success jobs open to applicants in Belgium. Show the location requirements from each listing and mark missing information as unknown.
Give a salary floor and its currency, and ask for listings with published pay. Missing pay should stay unknown. A salary filter uses the information in the vacancy; it does not guarantee an offer, take-home pay or the same pay range in every country.
Find remote product manager jobs in the United States with published salary from USD 120,000. Show the stated range and pay period, without estimating missing salaries.
Use both seniority and experience requirements to narrow the search. Entry-level labels can still come with experience expectations. Ask Muse to read the requirements and distinguish a suitable first role from a vacancy that asks for several years in the field.
Find entry-level data analyst jobs in the Netherlands with up to two years of required experience. Summarize the required skills and link to each vacancy.
After searching, share a short summary of the experience you want Muse to consider. Ask it to compare that summary with the actual requirements in your shortlist. This is a way to identify gaps and questions, rather than a prediction of whether an employer will hire you.
I have three years in customer support and one year leading a team. Compare these five jobs against that experience and separate requirements I meet from gaps I should check.
Ask for a table with the employer, job location, salary, deadline and application link. Open the most promising original listings to verify the details. The connector does not send applications; you decide where to apply and complete the employer’s process yourself.
Compare these six jobs in a table: company, location, remote restrictions, published salary, deadline and application link. Mark every missing detail as unknown.
Combine filters in the same request. Be clear about what must match and what is only a preference. FindYourCareer searches the available vacancy data; details that an employer has not supplied stay unknown.
| What matters to you | What to ask for | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Role and skills | Job title, keyword, company or a required skill | Related job titles can describe different responsibilities. |
| Location and remote work | A job location, country, remote, hybrid, onsite or worldwide remote work | Remote does not automatically mean available everywhere. |
| Salary | Published pay, a minimum amount and EUR or USD | Check the original range, currency and pay period. |
| Experience and employment | Seniority, required experience, full-time, part-time or contract work | Read the actual requirements, not only the seniority label. |
| Freshness | A posting window and filters for reposts, ghost-job signals or expired deadlines | These are data signals, not a guarantee that a vacancy is still open. |
| Additional requirements | Language, stated visa sponsorship or excluding clearance requirements | Verify eligibility with the employer before applying. |
Use Muse to go from a first search to a shortlist you can actually act on.
Which new remote jobs in New York, United States match my criteria today? Show only jobs I have not seen before.
I search current openings and leave out the jobs already shown to you.
Here is my experience in five sentences. Which of these ten jobs would actually take me seriously?
I read all ten against your experience and tell you which ones fit, which are a stretch and why.
Find remote product roles in New York, United States with a published salary from $120,000.
I use your location and salary filters, and only show roles with matching published pay.
Put the salary, location and deadline of these six remote jobs in one table so I can pick.
I pull the details from each vacancy and lay them side by side, with the gaps marked as unknown.
When Muse uses the FindYourCareer connector, it searches our vacancy database. FindYourCareer collects job listings from company career pages and applicant tracking systems. The connector returns matching vacancies and their details for Muse to explain or compare.
Ask for the original application link and open it before making a decision. A company can close a role, change its pay or update a deadline after the listing was collected. If a detail is missing, Muse should label it as unknown instead of filling it in.
You can also use Muse to brainstorm job titles or prepare questions. Those suggestions are separate from a FindYourCareer search: ask it to identify which openings came from the connector and which parts of its answer are advice.
How FindYourCareer worksTurn a useful first search into a routine. Ask Muse for a morning digest, a weekly shortlist or a regular check for a specific role. FindYourCareer supplies the vacancies; Muse runs the schedule and manages notifications.
Connect FindYourCareer first, then ask Muse to set up the recurring task. Confirm that your account can run the connector on a schedule and which notifications it supports.
Start the day with a short list of recent openings instead of repeating your filters. Ask for the information you need to decide which vacancies to open first.
Every morning at 08:00 Europe/Brussels, search FindYourCareer for up to 10 remote software engineer jobs open to applicants in Belgium and posted in the last 24 hours. Keep those filters. Show the title, company, location restrictions, published salary and application link. Mark missing details as unknown. If there are no matches, say so. Confirm the scheduled task and that it can use FindYourCareer.
Set aside one moment each week to compare openings. Use a seven-day posting window, group the results by your priorities and choose which employers to research next.
Every Friday at 17:00 Europe/Brussels, search FindYourCareer for up to 15 product manager jobs in the Netherlands posted in the last seven days. Group remote, hybrid and onsite roles separately. Compare the requirements, published salary and application links in a table. Confirm the schedule and connected search tool before setting this up.
Keep the search narrow when you are waiting for a particular role or pay range. Ask for a notification only when a search finds new matches, if your assistant supports that notification rule.
Every weekday at 09:00 Europe/Brussels, search FindYourCareer for remote data analyst jobs in Germany with published annual salary from EUR 60,000. Exclude jobs already shown to me. Keep all filters. Notify me only when there are new matches if that rule is supported. Confirm the recurring task, search access and notification behavior.
Scheduled searches use the same job allowance as manual searches. Keep the list size manageable. If the task cannot access FindYourCareer, it should report that instead of generating a vacancy list from memory.
About Muse’s background tasksAsk for a reminder to reopen your search each morning, or rerun this prompt yourself. A reminder brings you back to the chat; check that a scheduled search actually calls FindYourCareer before relying on an automatic job list.
You can also create a job alert on the FindYourCareer job board to receive matching jobs by email.
Browse jobs and set an email alertRun my FindYourCareer search again for jobs posted in the last 24 hours. Keep the same role, country, work arrangement and salary filters. Exclude jobs already shown to me. Show application links and mark missing details as unknown.
Sign in through FindYourCareer to approve Muse. The job tools do not send your stored CV or profile. You can manage or revoke the connection from your settings.
Manage connectionsAn eligible Career Pass includes up to 5,000 unique jobs per UTC month and 1000 newly returned jobs in any rolling 24 hours. Revisit the same job during that month without using another credit.
See Career Pass plansThe same FindYourCareer connector works with compatible assistants. Choose your assistant for its setup steps; your job allowance is shared across connections.
Paste the setup message again and specify the remote HTTP connector with OAuth. Approve the FindYourCareer sign-in link yourself. If the connection still fails, contact support with the error message, without sharing passwords or access tokens.
Check that the connector is approved and available in the conversation. Ask Muse explicitly to search FindYourCareer and show the original vacancy links. General job-search advice is separate from a live search.
Check that you connected the FindYourCareer account with your active Career Pass. If your existing pass should be active, contact support rather than starting another subscription.
Ask Muse which role, country, date and salary filters it used. Choose which constraint to relax if there are no matches, or add a role or skill if the results are too broad. Your filters should not be silently widened.
Check that Muse actually created the recurring task, with the right timezone and FindYourCareer connection. Inspect its last run and notification settings. Reconnect or check your remaining job allowance if access failed. A reminder alone does not run a job search.
Ask for your remaining monthly and rolling-day allowance and its reset time. Jobs already unlocked in the same UTC month do not cost another credit. Reduce the size or frequency of a recurring search if needed.
Browse the board directly, learn how our remote and ghost job filters work, or use a free career tool alongside your shortlist.
Copy the setup message on this page into Muse. Muse should send you a FindYourCareer sign-in link. Sign in with the account that holds your Career Pass and approve the request. Then ask Muse to search for jobs.
Job access requires an active, verified Career Pass. A paid trial has a smaller one-time allowance; an unpaid trial does not unlock connector jobs. FindYourCareer adds no connector fee, but Muse is a separate product with its own terms.
Ask for a role, company, location, remote or hybrid work, salary, experience or recent postings. Muse can compare vacancy details too. Remote jobs may still have country requirements, and missing details should stay marked as unknown.
A newly returned job counts once, whether it appears in a search or you open its details directly. Your allowance is 5,000 unique jobs per UTC calendar month, with up to 1000 new jobs in any rolling 24 hours. Seeing the same job again in that month does not cost another job credit.
The job-search connector does not send Muse your stored CV or profile. It can return vacancies, your remaining allowance and, when requested, Career Pass eligibility or plan information. Anything you type or paste into Muse is shared with Muse separately.
Ask Muse to create a recurring job search using your connected FindYourCareer account. Confirm that your account supports the task, check the schedule and timezone, and review the first run. FindYourCareer supplies vacancies; Muse manages the recurring task and any notifications it supports.
The FindYourCareer connector searches jobs and reads their details. It does not submit applications. Review the original vacancy and apply through the employer’s link.
An empty result is valid. Ask Muse to show the exact filters it used. It should tell you before widening a location, role or posting window you asked it to keep.
Tell Muse the connector is a remote HTTP URL with OAuth, then ask it to send the sign-in link again. If it says a Career Pass is required, check that you signed in with the right FindYourCareer account and that your pass is active.
Yes. You can revoke the connection in your FindYourCareer settings at any time. The next request is then blocked.
Connect once. Then describe the work you want.
