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Goose

Add Nodaro to Goose as a remote extension with one link or from the Extensions settings, sign in with OAuth, and generate video, images and audio from Goose.

You connect Goose to Nodaro by adding the Nodaro MCP server, https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp, as a remote extension. After you sign in with your Nodaro account, the Nodaro tools appear in the Goose tool picker and you can generate video, images and audio from a Goose session.

Open the Add to Goose link:

goose://extension?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmcp.nodaro.ai%2Fmcp&type=streamable_http&id=nodaro&name=Nodaro&description=Generate%20video%2C%20image%20and%20audio%20with%20Nodaro&timeout=300

Goose adds an extension named Nodaro with the URL, the Streamable HTTP type and a timeout of 300 seconds. Then sign in with Nodaro when the browser opens.

Add by hand

Open the extension settings

Open Goose Desktop and go to Settings › Extensions. With the command line, run goose configure instead.

Add a custom extension

Click Add custom extension. Choose the remote type, Streamable HTTP, and paste https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp.

Sign in and allow access

Save the extension. Goose opens the Nodaro sign-in page in your browser. Sign in with your Nodaro account, review the permissions on the consent screen, and click Allow.

Try it

Back in Goose, the extension shows as enabled and the Nodaro tools appear in the tool picker. Ask: "Generate an image of a knight using Nodaro."

If the connection fails

  • The sign-in fails. Check that the URL is exactly https://mcp.nodaro.ai/mcp, with no trailing slash.
  • The extension is enabled but lists no tools. Some permissions were not granted. Remove the extension, add it again and allow every permission.

More fixes are in Troubleshooting.

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