Connect Groovy to Google AI Studio
Bring Groovy to Google AI Studio's Gemini models through the Gemini CLI's MCP support — share files and artifacts to a beautiful link straight from your prompts.
Step by step
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Create your Groovy connector link
Every client connects through one hosted URL — no install, no JSON. In Groovy, open Settings → Connectors and click Create connector, then copy the link it shows once. Keep it secret; it authenticates as your account.
https://api.groovy.so/mcp/grv_mcp_… - 2
Add Groovy with the Gemini CLI
The Gemini CLI brings Google AI Studio's models to your terminal with MCP support. Register Groovy as a remote HTTP server in one command:
gemini mcp add --transport http \ groovy https://api.groovy.so/mcp/grv_mcp_… - 3
Or configure it by hand
Prefer editing config directly? Add an mcpServers entry to ~/.gemini/settings.json (use .gemini/settings.json for a single project):
{ "mcpServers": { "groovy": { "httpUrl": "https://api.groovy.so/mcp/grv_mcp_…" } } } - 4
Restart and verify
Restart the Gemini CLI in your project, then ask it to share a file or artifact to Groovy — it'll call the connected tools.
Connecting from a remote machine or cloud shell? See the Gemini CLI docs for the OAuth redirect URI override; the hosted connector link itself works the same everywhere.
What you can do once Google AI Studio is connected
Create a shareable link
Spin up a polished groovy.so link without leaving the chat.
Publish live artifacts
HTML and React artifacts render live; markdown renders as styled docs.
Share any file
Documents, images, audio and video — all on one beautiful page.
Manage in place
Update titles, set passwords or expiry, and revoke any time.