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Collate Documentation

Getting Started with Goose Desktop

Configure Collate's MCP Server to interact with block's AI agent Goose.

For this guide, you will need:

This how-to guide uses Goose Desktop for macOS. Make sure that you already have an LLM Provider configured before prompting.

  • Navigate to Goose Desktop's Settings, then under Extensions, select +Add custom extension.
Goose settings

Settings are where you add custom extensions like Collate MCP Server

  • The custom extension should have the following information:
    • Extension Name Collate
    • Command paste the following command:
      • If you are running it locally, your command will look like this:
    • Add 1 Environment Variable
      • Variable name is AUTH_HEADER
      • Value is "Bearer <YOUR_OpenMetadata_PAT>
Configuring Collate MCP Server

The proper settings for Collate MCP Server in Goose

- Select +Add to store this Environment Variable

Configuring Collate MCP Server

The proper settings for Collate MCP Server in Goose

  • Select Add Extension
Adding extension

Adding Collate MCP Server as a custom extension to Goose

Collate successfully added

Collate successfully added to Goose

This part of the guide assumes that you have assets in Collate. You can add data assets into Collate here.

Select a model from Goose and paste the following prompt to have it read from Collate:

For more sample use cases with MCP please check out our blog!

With MCP, we are finding new ways to use Collate all the time! Now that you have Claude and Collate configured to work together, think you've got a great new use case? Show us what you've got in Slack!