Set up Lazybird for your agent
Real recordings of each setup, start to finish. It takes about a minute, and you sign in to your Lazybird account once.
Add Lazybird to ChatGPT
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Add Lazybird to Claude
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Add Lazybird to Gemini
- 1Open connected apps
On gemini.google.com, open Settings at the bottom, then Connected Apps.
- 2Add a custom app
In Custom apps, click Add a custom app, enter
https://api.lazybird.app/mcp, then click Next. - 3Sign in
Sign in to Lazybird when asked and click Allow.
- 4Ask for a voiceover
Type @ in a chat, pick Lazybird, then ask, for example: "Read this script in a warm, friendly US English voice."
Custom apps are available to personal Google accounts in the US, 18 and over, with Keep Activity on, in English.
Add Lazybird to another AI app
- 1Open your app's tool settings
In most AI apps, look for the setting to add a tool. It's often called MCP servers, Connectors or Tools.
- 2Paste the Lazybird address
Add a new one and paste
https://api.lazybird.app/mcpas its address. - 3Sign in
Your app opens Lazybird. Sign in, or create a free account, then allow access.
- 4Ask for a voiceover
For example: "Make an MP3 of this script in a calm British voice."
Coding agents
Claude Code. Add Lazybird from your terminal, then run /mcp in Claude Code and choose Lazybird to sign in:
claude mcp add --transport http lazybird https://api.lazybird.app/mcp
Codex. Add Lazybird from your terminal. Your browser opens so you can sign in:
codex mcp add lazybird --url https://api.lazybird.app/mcp
Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Cline and other coding agents. Install the Lazybird skill. It teaches your agent the whole Lazybird API: voiceovers with one or several voices, videos with music and subtitles, exports and share links.
npx skills add lazybirdai/skills
Or point your agent to the API guide: api.lazybird.app/llms.txt.







