Your work history

Nobody hires the person who says they’re good. They hire the one who has proof. This tab brings your two kinds of proof together: the jobs you closed in here, with a Verified badge nobody can fake, and your official Muso.ai discography, verified as yours. It’s what turns your storefront from “trust me” into “here’s what I’ve actually done”.

Where it lives

Hub → Trabalhos pela FindMyGig tab (direct link: /studio/hub?tab=credits). Inside there are two parts:

On top, the Créditos da Muso.ai card, where you link and verify your Muso profile.
Below it, the Trabalhos pela FindMyGig list, with the gigs you closed here. Next to the heading, once you have credits, a little pill shows the total.

Both show up on your public storefront, in the Portfólio tab (on a studio page that tab is called Estrutura). There it’s read-only: the client looks, doesn’t touch.

Jobs closed here on FindMyGig

You don’t type anything. Every time a job is completed inside the platform, the system creates a credit on its own, tied to the real gig that happened. There’s no inflating it: if the credit exists, the work happened here.

Each credit shows the service, who it was with (linking to that person’s profile when there is one) and the date it finished, with a Verificado (Verified) check. They’re grouped by service name, in blocks that open and close. If you only have one type of service, that block opens by itself.

You don’t add credits by hand

Lots of people look for it, so to be clear: there’s no “add credit” button. You don’t type, rename, reorder or delete a credit. That’s on purpose, it’s what makes the badge worth anything.

Hiding a credit from your public profile

Not every job is one you want on your storefront. On each credit the profile owner has an eye icon (Alternar visibilidade, toggle visibility). Click it and that credit leaves your public profile and gets the “Oculto do perfil público” (hidden from public profile) tag.

The eye icon only applies to jobs closed here. Your Muso discography shows exactly as it is on Muso, with no hiding track by track.

Nothing yet? Or a lot?

With no completed gigs, the list shows “Nenhum histórico de trabalho verificado ainda.” (no verified work history yet). That’s just the starting point.

The list loads up to 100 credits at a time. If you have more, a Carregar mais (Load more) button appears at the bottom.

Your Muso.ai discography

Muso.ai gathers the official credits of everyone who worked on each track: artist, role, album art. If you have a profile there, you can show that discography on your storefront.

Linking and verifying your profile (only you see this)

The Créditos da Muso.ai card is for the profile owner only. Clients and visitors never see it.

Anyone could paste a famous person’s profile link, so we need to confirm the profile is really yours. The card lays out the three steps before the field:

Reivindique seu perfil na Muso (claim your profile on Muso). Without that you can’t edit your profile there, and verification won’t go through. The Reivindicar na Muso link takes you there. According to the card itself, their approval usually takes up to 24h.
Coloque o link do seu storefront no perfil da Muso (put your storefront link on your Muso profile). The card shows the right address for your storefront with a Copiar (copy) button. Paste that link into any link field on your Muso profile (website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter) or into the bio, and save it there.
Cole aqui o link do seu perfil (paste your profile link here). The address of your Muso page, something like muso.ai/profile/.... Paste it in the field and click Verificar (verify).

The profile’s photo and name appear, with its number of credits and collaborators, so you can check it’s really you:

Sim, esse perfil é meu (yes, this profile is mine): the platform reads your Muso profile and looks for your storefront link. Found it, done: the card now shows Perfil verificado (profile verified) with the date.
Não, é outro (no, it’s someone else): back to the field so you can paste the right link.

”Falta o link do seu storefront lá na Muso”

If the platform didn’t find your storefront link on your Muso profile, this amber notice appears (“your storefront link is still missing on Muso”), with the address to copy again. It’s not a mistake on your part, it’s the step that’s left. Check two things:

that the profile is already claimed in your name on Muso;
that the link was saved there.

Once it’s saved there, just click Sim, esse perfil é meu again. If you leave the screen, the card goes back to the start: paste your profile link again and carry on.

Other messages you might see:

“Link inválido. Cole o endereço do seu perfil na Muso.ai.”: what you pasted isn’t a Muso profile link.
“Não encontramos esse perfil na Muso.ai. Confira o link.”: that profile doesn’t exist on Muso.
“A Muso.ai não respondeu agora. Tenta de novo em alguns minutos.”: the problem is on their side, not your link.

Until the profile is verified, nothing from Muso shows on your storefront.

What visitors see

Once your profile is verified, your storefront gets two things:

In the side column, the Créditos verificados (verified credits) block: your total Créditos, the number of Artistas you’ve worked with, up to three of your most common roles, and a Créditos verificados por line with the Muso logo that links to your profile there.
In the Portfólio tab, the track list: cover, track name, artist, your roles and the year. When a track has a preview, visitors can play 30 seconds right on the cover. At the top there’s a Ver todos (N) (see all) link that opens your full Muso profile. On a studio page this list sits in the Estrutura tab and its heading is Créditos de followed by your name, because the discography belongs to the person, not the room.

The Portfólio tab on a freelancer storefront shows up when you have something to show in it: a music link, photos, gear, projects or work closed here.

Unlinking

With your profile verified, the card has Ver na Muso (opens your profile there) and Desvincular (unlink). Unlinking takes the discography off your storefront right away, with no confirmation prompt. Since nothing from Muso is stored here, there’s nothing to lose: to bring it back, link and verify again.

What this tab doesn’t do

Doesn’t create credits by hand. Only a completed gig creates a credit here.
Doesn’t edit, rename or reorder a credit.
Doesn’t copy your Muso discography. It’s read live, and only once the profile is verified.
Doesn’t hide Muso tracks. The eye icon is only for jobs closed here.
Doesn’t keep hidden ones in a drawer for you to switch back on here.
Doesn’t show the Muso card to clients. That part’s yours alone.