> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.goosybear.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Goosy Bear documentation

> What Goosy Bear is, how to work in it, and how to connect your own tools to your account.

Goosy Bear is one place to run your marketing: decide what to say, make the
images, videos, posts, emails and ads that say it, review and approve them,
schedule and publish them, and see what they did. **Goosy** is the teammate who
does that work. You ask; he prepares; you decide. Publishing, deleting and
handing out access always stop for a person first, and spending stops at the
limit you set — whatever role that person holds, and whether the request came
from you or from an assistant acting on your behalf.

## Three doors

<CardGroup cols={3}>
  <Card title="Use the product" icon="sparkles" href="/what-is-goosy-bear">
    What Goosy Bear is, who Goosy is, and how the work gets from an idea to
    published.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Connect your tools" icon="plug" href="/quickstart">
    Reach your account from an AI assistant, a script, or another system.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Get help" icon="life-ring" href="/grow-crm">
    Ask Goosy in the app — he answers from these guides — or find the right
    help centre for the CRM add-on.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## Two words that appear everywhere

Your **Account** is the entity that holds the plan, the people and the billing.
A **Workspace** is one business, brand or client inside it, with its own
content, settings and connected channels. Most people work in a single
workspace and never think about the distinction; accounts running several see
the list.

## Start with the product

* **[What Goosy Bear is](/what-is-goosy-bear)** — one system, one loop:
  research, create, publish, measure, learn, repeat.
* **[Meet Goosy](/meet-goosy)** — what he prepares, what he hands back, and
  what he never decides.
* **[Create and Grow](/create-and-grow)** — the two halves of the product, and
  how to tell which one your workspace has.
* **[How approvals work](/how-approvals-work)** — the four things that always
  stop for a person.
* **[Your data and privacy](/your-data-and-privacy)** — where your material
  lives, who can see it, and how to take it out.

## Build with the API

* **[Quickstart](/quickstart)** — create a key and make your first call.
* **[Authentication](/authentication)** — how keys work and how to keep them safe.
* **[Who can use the API](/permissions)** — which people on your account get
  programmatic access, and how to grant it.

Step-by-step setup for the assistants people use most:
[Claude Code](/connect/claude-code) ·
[Claude Desktop](/connect/claude-desktop) ·
[Codex](/connect/codex) ·
[Cursor and VS Code](/connect/cursor-vscode) ·
[any other client](/connect/any-client).

## Reference

* **[API reference](/api-reference/overview)** — every action, generated from the API's
  own description, so it always matches what the service does.
* **[Changelog](/changelog)** — what changed in the API, dated.
* **[Goosy Grow (CRM)](/grow-crm)** — where to find help for the CRM add-on.

## What you need

An account. To use the API you also need permission to do so: if **Settings →
API & MCP** is not in your settings menu, ask an owner or admin on your account
to turn it on for you — see [Who can use the API](/permissions).

<Note>
  The API is in beta. Endpoints and response shapes can still change, and every
  response says so with an `x-goosy-api: beta` header. Pin the version of the
  API description you generated code against, and re-generate when it changes —
  the [changelog](/changelog) records when it does.
</Note>


## Related topics

- [FAQ](/help/faq.md)
- [What Goosy Bear is](/what-is-goosy-bear.md)
- [Goosy Grow (CRM)](/grow-crm.md)