1
Create a key
On Settings → API & MCP, create a key and copy it — it is shown once.
2
Put the key in your shell profile
3
Open the config file
In Claude Desktop, go to the Claude menu → Settings → Developer → Edit
Config. It opens
claude_desktop_config.json.4
Add the server
5
Check it
Open the connectors menu in the message box and confirm goosy is listed.
Claude Desktop’s “Add custom connector” dialog takes a URL and then runs the
server’s own sign-in flow — it has no field for an API key, and Goosy Bear’s
programmatic surface authenticates with a key rather than a sign-in at this
stage. The bridge above is what carries your key.