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Add Glasser as a custom MCP connector so Manus can find data, check prices, and retrieve results for your tasks. You do not need to install the Glasser CLI. Select a screenshot to enlarge it.
1

Add Glasser

Click the connectors icon beside the task input (1), then select Add connectors (2). In the Connectors window, select Create → Add MCP by URL.
Manus task input with the connectors icon marked 1 and Add connectors marked 2

Open connectors (1), then Add connectors (2).

Manus Connectors window with arrows pointing to Create and Add MCP by URL

Select Create → Add MCP by URL.

Set Server name to glasser. In Server URL, enter:
Select Save.
Manus Add MCP by URL form with the Glasser server details and an arrow pointing to Save

Enter the server name and URL, then select Save.

2

Connect your Glasser Workspace

Open the saved glasser connector and select Connect. Follow the browser sign-in prompt, choose your Glasser Workspace, and select Allow. Create an account and Workspace if needed. You do not need to paste a Glasser Key into Manus.
Saved glasser connector in Manus with an arrow pointing to Connect

Select Connect to sign in to Glasser.

Glasser authorization page for Manus with a Workspace selected and an arrow pointing to Allow

Choose your Workspace and select Allow.

3

Check the connection

Return to Manus and select Try it out on the Glasser connector. In the task that opens, ask:
Connected glasser connector in Manus with an arrow pointing to Try it out

Select Try it out to use Glasser in a task.

Manus should use Glasser’s balance tool and return your balance. This Glasser check is free; a zero balance still confirms that the connection works.If Manus cannot find the tool, check that the Glasser connector is connected and enabled, then select Try it out again.

Try your first request

In your Manus task, ask:
After you approve, Manus can retrieve the data and use it in your report. It should report the result and charge. Add funds in the Glasser console before a paid Run. See Manus’s custom MCP guide and connector help for current settings and connection troubleshooting.