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Connect Muse to Google Slides

Connect Muse to Google Slides: 1. Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Google Slides. 2. Add the ApexGenius connector. 3. Start using Google Slides in Muse.

Connect Google SlidesSee the setup

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How to connect Google Slides to Muse

  1. 1Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Google Slides
  2. 2Add the ApexGenius connector to Muse
  3. 3Start using Google Slides in Muse

FirstConnect Google Slides to ApexGenius

ThenConnect ApexGenius to Muse

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Connect Google Slides. Open Google Slides in ApexGenius and choose Connect.

Then ask Muse:

Find the available Google Slides read tools. Do not open or change a presentation.

Written setup, step by stepShow

Before you start

  • An account with permission to use the Google Slides resources you intend to connect.

1. Connect Google Slides to ApexGenius

  1. Open Google Slides in Connections. Choose Connect, or Add connection when offered. Give the connection a name if prompted. If Gateway setup pending appears, contact ApexGenius support before continuing.
    The actual Google Slides connection page in ApexGenius, showing the Connect control.
    Open Google Slides in Connections and choose Connect to start setup.Open full-size image (opens in a new tab)
  2. Choose the account and review access. Sign in to the Google account that has access to the intended resources. Review the permissions Google requests, then return to ApexGenius.
  3. Review the connected account and resources. Find Allowed resources on the connection page or its Tools tab. Choose Refresh and enable only the connected Slides account. Resource selection does not add permissions to the Google account.
  4. Check the connection. Use Test connection or Check again and read the reported status. Add an AI agent from the AI agents page, choose Read only for the first test, and try the question below.
Connect Google Slides →

2. Connect ApexGenius to Muse

Use this server address when adding the connection:

https://server.autom8.pro/mcp
  1. In Muse, ask it to connect ApexGenius and paste the Muse setup prompt from ApexGenius. Muse shows an ApexGenius connector card. Choose Connect, then sign in to ApexGenius and approve access in your browser.
  2. When ApexGenius asks what this AI client may use, choose Read only for the first test, or Custom to limit it to the tools you need.
  3. Start a new conversation and select ApexGenius from the available tools before asking for live data.

3. Verify one safe read

Find the available Google Slides read tools. Do not open or change a presentation.

Find the available Google Slides read tools. Do not open or change a presentation.

Compare the returned account and resource with Google Slides. Check the connection status separately from the result of the first read.

What Muse can do in Google Slides

4 operations. Read looks things up and changes nothing. Write changes Google Slides and runs only when that tool is enabled.

Read3 operations

Looks things up. Changes nothing.

Read

  • read_presentationRead a deck’s slides, text and layout, with comments if you ask.
  • read_slide_pageRead one slide.
  • read_slide_page_thumbnailGet a picture of one slide.

Write1 operation

Changes Google Slides. Runs only when enabled.

Edit

  • update_presentationAdd, change, move and delete slides, text, shapes, images, tables and charts.

You choose what Muse can use

When you approve Muse, pick Full access, Read only, or Custom. Read only allows the Read operations and nothing else. Custom picks apps and tools one by one.

Limits in Google Slides

  • · The connected Google account decides which presentations can be read and changed.
  • · The edit tool can delete slides and is marked destructive. Keep it off unless you need it.
  • · Enabled writes run immediately. Turn a tool off to block calls.
  • · Disconnecting stops future access. It does not undo a change; use the deck’s version history.

What it looks like in Muse

An illustrative read-only request and response. Your results come from the account and dates you choose.

How the route works
Muse
MuseApexGenius MCP route
Read the deck I link and list each slide title. Do not change it.
ApexGenius
Working with ApexGenius1 tool search · 1 read
RequestSlide titles
Account scopeAuthorized connections checked
apex_search_toolsGoogle Slides read · Find Google Slides toolsComplete
apex_call_write_toolread_presentation · Read the deckComplete
Muse

Illustrative example: 14 slides, from the title slide through pricing, the roadmap and next steps. Nothing was changed.

Read-only route

Try asking

“Read the deck I link and list each slide title. Do not change it.”

“Summarize the key numbers in this quarter’s board deck.”

“Which slides in the sales deck mention pricing?”

“Replace last quarter’s date with this quarter’s across the deck. Show me first.”

More connections like this one

One ApexGenius account covers every pair below. Connect an app once and each agent you allow can use it.

Muse with other apps

Questions people ask first

How do I connect Google Slides?

Open Google Slides in ApexGenius Connections, choose Connect, and sign in with the Google account that can open your presentations.

Which decks can my AI read?

Any presentation the connected Google account can open. Give your AI the link, or let it find the deck with Google Drive.

Can my AI change a deck?

Yes, with the edit tool, which is marked destructive because it can delete slides. Enabled writes run immediately. Turn a tool off to block calls.

Can my AI create a new deck?

Not with the Slides tools. Connect Google Drive, which can create a new presentation.

Will this list of tools change?

Google publishes the Slides MCP tools, and ApexGenius reads Google’s live list on every search. This page shows the list as of its review date.

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