You set this up once. After you connect, GooseWorks is available in your normal Claude chats and in Cowork sessions — same account, same tools. You sign in with GooseWorks instead of copying a token.
Connect
1
Open connector settings
In your browser, go to claude.ai/new#settings/customize-connectors — this opens Claude’s connector settings directly. (You can also get there by clicking your name → Settings → Connectors.) Then click Add custom connector near the top.

2
Enter the GooseWorks address
Give it the name Leave the other boxes empty and click Add.
Gooseworks and paste this web address:
3
Sign in with Google
Click Connect. Claude sends you to GooseWorks to sign in with Google — use the same account you use to log in to GooseWorks.

4
Allow access
You’ll see what GooseWorks will be allowed to do (make, edit, and analyze ads, use your workspaces, and spend ad credits). Click Allow.

5
Go back to Claude
You’ll see a Connected message. Click Open Claude to return to the app.

Be sure to click Open Claude — it takes you back so the connection finishes. When you reopen Settings → Connectors, GooseWorks will show as connected.
6
You're done
Back in Settings → Connectors, GooseWorks appears in the list with a checkmark. That’s it — no token to copy. Just ask Claude to use GooseWorks in any chat or Cowork session.

What you can do
Once connected, Claude can, on your behalf and in your account:- Make, edit & analyze ads — research a brand, turn templates into branded ads, re-roll and edit them, and check how campaigns are doing. It runs through the same system as the web app — billed to your credits.
- Work with your files, chat history & automations — the standard MCP Servers tools.
- Find & use skills — just ask Claude to find and run any GooseWorks skill.
Managing the connection
- Where it works — the connector works in both normal Claude chats and Cowork sessions once added.
- What it can do — it can use the GooseWorks tools and spend ad credits; it can’t change your account settings.
- Reconnecting — signing in again replaces the old connection, so you never build up stale access.
- Remove it — delete the connector under Settings → Connectors any time.
Troubleshooting
- “Couldn’t connect” the first time — just try again. The first request sometimes times out; a second try works.
- Stuck on sign-in or “access denied” — make sure you’re signing in with the Google account tied to your GooseWorks login, and that pop-ups aren’t blocked.
Using Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex instead?
Those are for developers and use a copied token rather than sign-in — runnpx gooseworks install or see MCP Servers. It’s the same server and the same account either way.
