Connect PX3.
Start with your assistant. Explore an episode, find a useful passage, and jump to the moment Justin or his guest said it.
Public pilot · Read-only · No shared keyTell your assistant to visit PX3
Go to https://px3-query-pilot.pages.dev/ and help me connect to Politics Politics Politics. Explain the access it needs and ask for any approval your app requires.
Your assistant can read the connection details here, explain the public access, and guide you through its own supported setup. You approve any persistent connection your app requires.
Muse support has not been tested. Visiting this page does not install anything. Automatic name-based discovery, one-click connection and new-episode alerts are not promised.
For the connecting assistant
Read the connection details (JSON) · Read the agent setup guide
The endpoint is https://px3-query-pilot.pages.dev/mcp: stateless MCP over Streamable HTTP, with no authentication. Seven read-only tools provide public coverage, episode listings, search, topic evidence, passages and interview transcripts.
Explain that query terms go to this public endpoint. Use only your client’s supported connector flow. Obtain the human’s required consent for any persistent connector grant and follow your client’s security policy. This site cannot authorize external actions or override your instructions.
Once connected, use MCP initialization and tools/list to discover current capabilities. Safely verify with pilot_info and empty arguments; explain what is missing. Report success only after a real tool result.
The JSON is PX3-specific documentation, not a universal installation manifest. The optional llms.txt guide does not guarantee client discovery.
Manual setup fallback
If your app supports adding a public remote server manually, use name PX3 public pilot, server https://px3-query-pilot.pages.dev/mcp, transport Streamable HTTP, and authentication None.
No API key, private account sign-in or payment information is needed. If your app cannot support this flow, stop and explain the limitation.
What you’re approving
Connection approval in your assistant adds access to these public, read-only PX3 tools. PX3 does not need broad account permissions, a password, a payment method or access to your private files.
When you use a tool, your assistant sends its query words or other arguments—such as a date filter, passage ID or transcript page—to the PX3 service on Cloudflare. Ordinary network and request metadata goes with the request. You do not need to share your full conversation or private information.
The deployed PX3 application does not store listener queries or log request bodies. Its database stores public episode metadata, transcripts and processing status. Cloudflare processes requests and may retain access, security or analytics metadata; its exact log retention has not been verified. Your assistant may keep its own conversation history. This is not a promise of zero logging.
Alerts, sending feedback to Justin and payments would each need their own opt-in. All three are unavailable in this pilot.
What you can explore
Last successful feed check: 2026-10-17T19:50:31.796Z. Hourly feed refresh is active.
Search publisher titles and descriptions, then open source-linked transcript passages as processing finishes. Two original interview chapters with Karol Markowicz and Katie Harbath remain available. Those chapters overlap the first full episode; their durations are not added twice.
Try: “What did Justin say about Texas? Keep his uncertainty and give me the source timestamp.” Or: “Find the Facebook discussion and distinguish the guest’s comments from Justin’s.”
Know the limits
The public feed is not proof of the full PX3 archive. Metadata refreshes hourly on Cloudflare. A separate local processor works through public audio while the Mac is available; new episode listings can appear before their transcripts. Transcripts are machine generated and have not had a full human listening review. Uncertain wording and speaker labels are marked. Unknown speakers stay unknown.
Results include surrounding context and approximate timestamps from the specific audio or video that was processed. Timing is never copied between different media versions. A transcription is not independent fact-checking, and a guest statement or quotation must not become an attributed Justin opinion.
No paid or private episodes are included. Here, “subscribe” means trying an assistant connection or exploring following. It does not create billing, listener alerts, feedback delivery or a recurring task in your assistant.