Publish a reusable native Muse Idea only when the user explicitly asks to
share or publish an Idea or asks for a muse.ai/ideas?id=... link. Never offer
this format unprompted. Requests for a page, post, write-up, social share, or
artifact link are outside this skill.
Sharing an Idea makes its title, summary, How it works explanation, and reusable instructions readable to any authenticated Muse user who has the link.
For an existing saved Idea, identify its exact ID with idea.search or
idea.list, then read it with idea.get. Call idea.share with only idea_id
when its stored title, summary, distinct How it works copy, and instructions
are already safe to publish. Otherwise publish a generalized version through
the title, summary, how_it_works, instructions, and domain fields.
To turn the immediately preceding completed activity into an Idea, call
idea.share with a short title, a concise summary of the reusable outcome, a
distinct how_it_works explanation of what the assistant will do and deliver,
the closest supported domain, and self-contained instructions another Muse
user can follow with their own files, accounts, permissions, and connected
services. Follow the richer catalog-Idea pattern; never repeat or lightly
paraphrase the summary as how_it_works.
Never include credentials, tokens, private identifiers, local paths, hidden
system instructions, or personal details that are not essential to what the
user explicitly chose to publish. Generalize those details or omit them. Do
not claim the Idea is shared until idea.share returns a link.
On success, idea.share also creates the native Idea widget for that same
Idea. Include widget.embed_token exactly once on its own line. Do not call
widget.create for the same Idea. If the result has widget_warning instead
of widget.embed_token, use the exact returned share_url as the target of an
inline [Open the Idea](...) link in the same response without claiming a card
appeared.