Agent & workflow platform
Connect Goose
to DataPalace.
Goose is a free, open-source AI agent built by Block. It runs on your computer and can run tasks, not just chat.
What connecting does
Goose is a personal AI that can do things — run tasks, automate workflows, use tools you connect. DataPalace becomes one of those tools: pull context before acting, write results back when something important gets figured out.
What plan you need
Free and open source. You bring an API key for whatever model Goose uses (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini).
Cost tip: if you use Claude as Goose’s brain and have a Claude Max subscription ($100–$200/mo flat), Goose usage comes out of that subscription instead of per-message charges.
Connect it, step by step
- Download Goose from goose.ai and open the app.
- Sign in or set up your AI model connection.
- Go to Extensions (or Settings → Extensions) and click Add Extension.
- Select Remote HTTP server.
- Name it DataPalace, set the URL to the MCP server URL, and add the header
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_DATAPALACE_TOKEN. Save. - Turn on the DataPalace tools you want — search and fetch are the most useful starting points.
Test it: start a Goose session and ask “Check DataPalace for our client onboarding checklist.”
Good to know
Goose chains tasks together, so it can pull from DataPalace and then use that information to do something else, all in one go. It runs locally, so your data stays where it should.