Connect to the guide
Look up 4 devices with sourced compatibility paths, or find a setup guide. I’m keeping this first preview small.
Try a device lookup
Match the job and platform, then check each result’s model, region and hardware requirements.
Choose your filters, then select Find devices.
Use the API
All operations read public information. No account or API key is needed. The API cannot access a home, control devices or place orders. This preview is not an approved or listed Muse connector.
OpenAPI specification → · Coverage and filters →
Endpoints and query rules
GET /api/connector/v1/productsacceptspurpose,platform,protocol,qandlimit.GET /api/connector/v1/products/{slug}returns one preview device.GET /api/connector/v1/compare?slugs=...compares 2-4 distinct devices with the same purpose.GET /api/connector/v1/guides?q=zigbeesearches published how-to and troubleshooting guide titles and descriptions.
Use short literal words for q; this API does not interpret conversational questions. All words must match. Results are alphabetical, with a default limit of 10 and a maximum of 20. Narrow the query when truncated is true. Unknown filters and repeated parameters return an error.
Keep the evidence attached
Each product includes its exact variant, documented integration paths, required hardware, limitations and source URLs. Platform and connection filters must match the same path. An unlisted path is unknown, not a claim that the device is incompatible.
Search omits product evidence older than 90 days. Direct lookups and comparisons mark it as needing another check. A documentation check is not a personal test. Ownership is reported separately when established.
Guide results are editorial metadata. Read the linked guide and its sources before using the advice. Prices and stock are not supplied. Product pages may contain affiliate links; commercial relationships do not affect the API’s ordering.
Send device keywords and filters only. Personal details, account credentials and home-network information are unnecessary. Requests pass through the site’s Cloudflare hosting.