Add Sloosh once. Then ask in plain words and it makes images and video in your workspace.
Written steps for Claude
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Download the Sloosh plugin
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In Claude, open Customize, then Plugins. Choose Add, then Upload plugin, and pick the file
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Open the plugin's Connectors tab. Choose Add if Sloosh isn't added yet, then Connect, and sign in when the browser opens
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Open the connector's settings, set the read-only tools to always allow and keep the rest on ask
From the docs
Add Sloosh to Claude as a plugin or as a custom connector. The plugin also adds skills that guide Claude through product images, ad variants, spaces, product video and UGC storyboards. Its launch film skill renders a product launch film with Remotion and needs a coding agent that runs commands on your computer, such as Claude Code.
To add the plugin, download it from the MCP page on sloosh.ai. In Claude, open Customize, then Plugins. Choose Add, then Upload plugin, and pick the file. Open the plugin's Connectors tab. Choose Add if Sloosh isn't added yet, then Connect, and sign in when the browser opens. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an Owner adds the connector for the organization first.
To add a custom connector instead, open Customize, then Connectors. Choose Add, then Add custom connector. Name it Sloosh and paste the server address. Sign in when the browser opens. Custom connectors depend on your Claude plan.
After you connect, open the connector's settings in Claude. Set the read-only tools to always allow, so reads stop asking for approval. Keep the other tools on ask, so Claude checks with you before it changes your work or spends credits.
Ask
Tell your agent what you need: a product shot, a video ad, a run of your space.
It makes it
Your agent picks the model or space, adds your photos and generates in Sloosh.
It's yours
Results show in your chat and stay in your Sloosh Assets, ready to edit or share.
Make a studio photo of my water bottle on a clean white background.
Create three 9:16 ad variants for my summer sale on this sneaker.
Find a space in my workspace that makes product ad grids and tell me what a run costs.
Turn my latest product image into a short video clip.
Still stuck? Read the MCP docs.
Which AI clients work with Sloosh MCP?
Which models can I use?
Can I generate video?
Is MCP included in my plan?
Why can't my agent spend credits yet?
Nothing paid runs until a daily limit is set. After you connect, switch to that workspace, open MCP settings and set the limit. The agent can read and build drafts before that, but it can't spend credits.
How do credits and limits work for agents?
Agent runs spend your workspace credits, the same as runs in the app. Plans and credits explains how credits work. MCP adds these guards:
- Nothing paid runs until someone sets a daily limit in MCP settings. Every AI tool connected to that workspace shares it, and the agent can't raise it.
- The limit resets at midnight UTC. Runs still in progress count against it until they finish, and reconnecting doesn't reset it.
- Every paid run starts with a quote. The agent sees the price before anything is charged, and a quote is good for 5 minutes.
- In MCP settings, Ask before spending more than sets when the agent must confirm. At 0, every paid run needs a quote and an explicit confirmation first. Above 0, the agent can run anything quoted at that amount or less without asking.
- Each run has a key. When the agent retries after a lost response, it reuses the key, so you're charged once.
- If you cancel a run, finished outputs stay charged. Unused credits come back when the run ends.
What can I do without consuming credits?
Which workspace does my agent work in?
When you sign in, you pick the workspace the connection works in. The connection stays in that workspace. To work in another one, connect again and pick it.
Ask your agent to call get_connection first. It shows the workspace, the permissions you granted and how much of today's limit is left.
What permissions does my agent get?
You grant three permissions when you sign in:
spacelab:readlets the agent read your workspace, assets, spaces, models, runs and credit balance.spacelab:authorlets it read, create and edit draft canvases, price a test run and publish them as spaces. It never lets the agent spend credits.spacelab:executelets it spend credits: run spaces, generate and test drafts. It also lets the agent import and upload assets.
A connection keeps the permissions it had when you signed in. If you connected before canvas editing was available, connect again to grant spacelab:author.
The Codex command also asks for user:org:read, so the connection can see the workspace you picked, and offline_access, so you stay signed in.
In Claude, the connector's settings group its tools into read-only tools and tools that make changes. Set the read-only tools to always allow, so reads stop asking for approval. Keep the other tools on ask, so Claude checks with you before it changes your work or spends credits.
How do I disconnect a tool?
MCP settings lists your connections. Disconnect one to stop new calls right away. Runs already under way still finish and are charged. To use it again, choose Allow reconnection in MCP settings, then remove the server from your tool, add it back and sign in. Today's usage doesn't reset.