Google News for Claude, ChatGPT & Cursor

Google News public feeds. You get the same headlines and sources you'd see on Google News, surfaced directly in your assistant.

Yes. Use Google News operators in your question — "when:7d" for the last week, "site:reuters.com" for one source, "intitle:keyword" to require a word in the title.

Most — ask for a country and language (for example "business news in France") and the app requests that edition of Google News.

Google News is a hosted MCP server, so it becomes a Claude connector without installing anything locally. 1. Open the app page on B77 and click Install — copy the connection URL it shows. 2. In Claude: main menu → Customize → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector. 3. Name it after what it does, paste the URL into "Remote MCP server URL", sign in with your B77 account. The same connector shows up in claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code. The connection URL is https://google-news.b77.ai/mcp.

Google News is a hosted MCP server, so it becomes a ChatGPT plugin without installing anything locally. 1. Open the app page on B77 and click Install — copy the connection URL it shows. 2. In ChatGPT: Settings → Safety & Login → enable Developer Mode. 3. Open Plugins → "+" top right → name the plugin, paste the B77 URL, sign in with your B77 account — it is now available in any chat. The connection URL is https://google-news.b77.ai/mcp.

Google News is a hosted MCP server, so it becomes a Cursor MCP server without installing anything locally. 1. Open the app page on B77 and click Install — copy the connection URL it shows. 2. In Cursor: Settings → MCP servers → "+ Add new MCP server" — or edit mcp.json directly: { "mcpServers": { "teamwork": { "url": "https://teamwork.b77.ai/mcp" } } }. 3. Save and restart; Cursor asks you to sign in with your B77 account once, then the tools are available to the agent. The connection URL is https://google-news.b77.ai/mcp.

Reads: Only the search query or topic you ask about. Never sees: Your messages, files, or other apps. Storage: Nothing stored — each request fetches live results. Access runs through your own OAuth sign-in and stays scoped to your account — B77 never sees your passwords, and you can disconnect the app at any time.

Yes. Google News is free on B77 — no card, no trial clock. Install it, connect it to your assistant and use it. If Google News talks to a third-party service, that service's own plan still applies.

Yes. From the app's Manage page on B77 you invite teammates by email; they add the same Google News connection to their own assistant and use it under your access, without setting up credentials themselves. Team apps such as Knowledge Base, Teamwork and Feedback also let you invite people per project. You can revoke a share at any time, and every call is written to the usage log.