Onboard your agent
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode or VS Code to SuperBooks in one paste, or follow the guide for your agent.
Fastest, for the Claude app: Add to Claude opens SuperBooks in Claude's connector directory. Select Connect, sign in, and it syncs to Claude Desktop and mobile. It is the first button in the pill below.
For ChatGPT: Open SuperBooks in ChatGPT and select Connect, then sign in. Manual setup as a developer-mode connector is under ChatGPT and Codex.
Or copy the sentence, paste it into your coding agent, and the agent fetches prompt.md and does the rest: it registers the SuperBooks MCP server, signs you in or asks for a key once, installs the SDK if your project can use it, and verifies the connection.
What you get
- 244 real tools, every feature of the app: books, invoicing, reports, time tracking, bank and app connections, billing, account, team, support and API keys, reached through Code Mode's
search_toolsandexecute_typescriptrather than listed one by one, scoped to what the credential is allowed to see. - Sign-in through the SuperBooks consent screen for agents that can open a browser; an API key for the ones that cannot.
- The official
superbooksSDK on npm and on PyPI, wired to the same key.
Guides by agent
- Claude Code — One command. Signs in through your browser on first use.
- Codex — Two commands: add the server, then log in.
- Cursor — A five-line JSON file. Cursor handles the sign-in.
- Windsurf — A JSON file with your key in the header.
- OpenCode — A remote MCP entry in opencode.json.
- VS Code and GitHub Copilot — A .vscode/mcp.json entry. VS Code handles the sign-in.
Prefer to configure a client by hand, or use another assistant rather than a coding agent? See Connecting AI clients.