Use GGUI in Claude Desktop
read as.mdClaude answers in text. With GGUI connected, it can answer with a real interface — a form, a table, a picker — right inside the chat. Setup takes about three minutes and never leaves your browser and Claude Desktop. You don’t write any code and you don’t open a terminal.
Step 1: Create your GGUI account
Section titled “Step 1: Create your GGUI account”Go to console.ggui.ai and sign in with Google, GitHub, or email. That is your whole signup.
New accounts start with a one-time welcome credit — no card — and render on it at the same flat per-render rates as everyone else; the amount and the rates are on ggui.ai/pricing. When it is spent, top up on the console’s credits page or bring your own provider key — see Credits, billing & BYOK.
Step 2: Add GGUI to Claude Desktop
Section titled “Step 2: Add GGUI to Claude Desktop”In Claude Desktop, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste this address:
https://mcp.ggui.aiLeave the authentication fields blank, then save. Claude handles the sign-in for you on first use.
Step 3: Approve the connection
Section titled “Step 3: Approve the connection”The first time Claude uses GGUI — or as soon as you click Connect on the new connector card — a browser window opens on the GGUI console.
- Sign in with the same account you created in Step 1.
- Click Approve.
The console creates the access key for you and hands it to Claude Desktop automatically. There is nothing to copy and nothing to paste. The browser window closes on its own, and the connector card shows as connected.
You can see that key later on the connector keys page. Revoking one is a command-line step for now, and that page walks through it.
Step 4: Ask for something you’d rather click than type
Section titled “Step 4: Ask for something you’d rather click than type”Open a new chat and ask for something that wants an interface. For example:
Plan my week — give me a form to rank these five tasks: inbox triage, dentist, Q3 draft, gym, call Mum.
Claude decides an interface is the better answer, asks GGUI to build one, and the form appears inline in the chat. It is generated for that request, not picked from a template library.
Step 5: Use it, and let Claude read your answer
Section titled “Step 5: Use it, and let Claude read your answer”Drag the rows, tick the boxes, hit submit. Your input travels straight back to Claude as structured data, exactly as if you had typed it out — so Claude can act on it in the very next message.
Ask for a variation and you get a new interface. Ask for the same kind of thing again later and it comes back faster, because GGUI reuses what it built the first time.
Where to next
Section titled “Where to next”- Todos playground — a live surface to try; one more connector to add, same three-minute ceremony.
- Build an agent on hosted GGUI — put generated UI in front of your own users, in your own agent.
- The GGUI console — manage your keys, credits, and apps.
- Claude Desktop reference — other hosts, disconnecting, and what to do if nothing renders.
- Trust & security — what GGUI stores, what reaches a model, and how to delete your account.