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How do I connect Cowork on the web to Projul?

Hunter Kiepke
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Cowork on the web uses the same Projul AI Connector as Claude chat, added once under "Customize", then "Connectors". Switch the message box from "Chat" to "Cowork" and describe the job in plain English.

Note: Cowork on the web is in Beta on the Pro, Max and Team plans, and on Enterprise plans where an admin has enabled it.

Adding Projul, if you have not already

If Projul already appears under "Customize" and "Connectors", skip to the next section. Otherwise you will need your API key first; see How do I get my Projul AI Connect API key?

  1. Go to claude.ai and sign in. Click "Customize", then "Connectors", then "Add" in the top right corner.

The Customize page in Claude on the Connectors tab, with the Add button in the top right corner

  1. In the "Name" field, type Projul. In the "Remote MCP server URL" field, type https://connect.projul.com/mcp exactly as shown, and click "Continue".

The Add custom connector window with the name Projul and the Projul AI Connect address filled in

  1. Under "Authentication", choose "None" even if Claude flags a sign-in warning; you are using a key instead. Add a header named authorization with value Bearer, a space, then your API key, and click "Add".

The second page of the Add custom connector window, with Authentication set to None and an authorization header added

  1. On the Projul AI Connector page that opens, click "Connect". A message says "Connected to Projul."

The Projul AI Connector page in Claude before connecting, with the Connect button

For more detail, see How do I connect Claude on the web to Projul?

Switching to Cowork

Start a new chat and click "Cowork" next to "Chat" in the message box. For the desktop app, see How do I connect the Claude desktop app to Projul?

The Claude message box with the Chat and Cowork switch, Cowork selected

Projul turns on for new Cowork tasks automatically. To check, click the plus button in the bottom left of the message box, point at "Connectors", and confirm the switch next to "Projul" is on.

The plus menu in Cowork with the Connectors list open and the Projul switch turned on

Giving Cowork a job

Describe the job the way you would hand it to an office assistant, for example:

Go through every active project in Projul and tell me which ones have no tasks scheduled in the next two weeks.
Look at the tasks scheduled in Projul for next week and write me a short crew schedule I can print.

Cowork shows its progress on the left and fills in the "Progress", "Outputs" and "Context" panels on the right as it works. Anything it writes for you appears under "Outputs".

Approving what Cowork does

While Cowork is set to "Manual", it shows a card before touching Projul, naming the action, such as "projects_list". Click "Allow once" to continue, or "Deny" to stop it.

The Cowork approval card, with Claude asking to use projects_list from Projul and the Deny and Allow once buttons

Note: Actions named "list" or "get" only look things up. Others, such as "customers_create" or "tasks_complete", change data and need a Read-Write key. "Auto" or "Skip" mode lets Cowork run without asking.

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