Onboard your agent

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

• 45 MCP tools across transactions, invoices, customers, documents, time tracking, reports and search, 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 superbooks SDK 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 Claude or ChatGPT rather than a coding agent? See Connecting AI clients.