OpenCurate in Gemini.

Copy the setup prompt, or open it in Gemini, and it walks you through. About five minutes.

Gemini can't change its own settings, so it tells you what to click, waits for you at each step, and checks the connection at the end.

What you need

A personal Google Account, on any plan, with Keep Activity turned on. For now, Google offers custom apps in English, in the US, to people 18 and over.
gemini.google.com in a browser, to set it up. Once added, OpenCurate works in the Gemini mobile app too.
Gemini can create your projects and work on them with you: keep a thought, develop a work, or ask for a draft and revisions. Each one lives on OpenCurate. After you create one, Gemini offers it a notebook of its own, so “let's keep going” is all you type there. Your notes can go in the notebook as sources: they stay private, and Gemini draws on them when you ask.

The same four steps Gemini walks you through.

01.Get the skill
The skill teaches Gemini what OpenCurate is. Download it, and keep the file's name as it is: SKILL.md.
Download the skill
02.Add it to Gemini
On gemini.google.com, click Customize in the sidebar (under More if you don't see it), then Skills at the top. Click Create, then Upload, pick the file you downloaded, and click Create.
To update it later, download it again, open OpenCurate under Skills, and choose Replace skill.
03.Connect OpenCurate
Open Settings, then Connected Apps (under Personal Intelligence if you don't see it). Under Custom apps, click Add a custom app, paste this URL, and click Next:
https://opencurate.ai/mcp
A browser window opens: enter your email, open the link we send you, and approve.
04.Check it worked
Start a new chat and ask:
Read https://opencurate.ai/install.md and test my OpenCurate setup.
Gemini answers that OpenCurate is connected. Then ask it to list your projects. If it doesn't use OpenCurate, type @ and pick OpenCurate. Gemini asks you to confirm before it changes something, such as saving what a project saved or made. That's expected.