Connect Claude to ToolPool.Garden

Add a custom connector on claude.ai, then press Allow. Nothing to paste back.

A connected assistant can post a listing from just a couple of photos of whatever's sitting in the garage. It can update what's already listed, and if you run a pool it can send the invites too.

Anything a connected assistant does happens straight away and cannot be undone. We can't restore a listing it deletes, and we can't tell you what a description said before it was rewritten. Connect one you trust, and disconnect it in User Settings when you stop using it.

Sign into ToolPool.Garden in this browser. A later step opens a page on this site, and you have to be signed in to use it. Log in
In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors. On a Team or Enterprise plan an owner adds it once under Organization settings, then Connectors, and everyone else connects it from their own Customize page. On the free plan Claude allows one custom connector.
Click Add custom connector.
Name it, paste this address under the name, and leave the OAuth fields empty.

Name

ToolPool.Garden

https://toolpool.garden/mcp

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The OAuth Client ID and Secret under Advanced settings stay empty.
Click Add, then Connect. Claude sends you to a page here that names your account and the app asking. Press Allow.
Back in a chat, open the + menu, then Connectors, and switch ToolPool.Garden on for that conversation.
Open Settings, then Capabilities, and turn Allow network egress on, so Claude can see the photos on a listing and upload the ones you attach in a chat. Under Domain allowlist, type toolpool.garden into Additional allowed domains and click Add. Everything else works without this. Claude fetches and sends photos over the network, so without it Claude can still list and edit, and it just won't see or upload any photos.
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The allowlist keeps its own dropdown. Adding the domain is what matters.

Notes

Any other assistant with a box for an MCP server takes the same address and asks for nothing else.

An assistant you configure from a file or a terminal, like Claude Code, can take an API token instead. User Settings hands over the whole command with the token already in it. User Settings is also where you disconnect an assistant, which stops it immediately.

This tutorial was last updated on August 2026. If things are looking different, then please let us know at [email protected] and we'll try to update things as soon as possible.