1
Open your agent
Start Claude Code in a local project. You can use its terminal interface or IDE integration.For Claude Chat or Cowork, use the Claude Chat & Cowork guide.
2
Ask it to install the Skill
Paste this into the chat:The agent should save the Skill and install or update the Glasser CLI. Approve the required
file and install actions when your client asks. If Node.js 22 or newer is missing, have the
agent help you install it before continuing.
3
Sign in to Glasser
The agent starts
glasser login and shows a browser link and an eight-character code.
Open the link, sign in or create an account, check that the code matches, and approve access
to your Glasser Workspace. If prompted, create a Workspace first.Return to the chat and let the agent finish the balance check. The CLI stores the Key
locally; you do not need to copy it into the chat. An existing valid login can skip this step.4
Check it in a new conversation
Start a new local conversation so the client can discover the saved Skill. Paste:A successful check returns your balance. If the agent cannot find the Skill, ask it to check
~/.claude/skills/glasser/SKILL.md, then restart the client. A zero balance still confirms that sign-in works;
add funds in the Glasser console before a paid Run.