# Upwork jobs in Claude Code

Connect flconsole and Claude Code will check new Upwork jobs, read them and show you the ones that fit.

```
claude mcp add --transport http flconsole https://mcp.lite.flconsole.com/mcp
```

Free · Sign in with Telegram · No API key

## Set up in four steps

1.  ### Step 1: Add the server
    
    Run the command above in your terminal. Add `--scope user` to make it available in every project.
    
2.  ### Step 2: Authenticate
    
    In Claude Code, run `/mcp`, choose flconsole and select Authenticate. A browser page opens.
    
3.  ### Step 3: Confirm in Telegram
    
    Tap Allow in the flconsole bot, then type the 4-digit code from the bot into the browser page.
    
4.  ### Step 4: Ask for jobs
    
    Back in Claude Code, try:
    
    ```
    check new jobs in my feeds
    ```
    

## Run it on a schedule

```
/loop 10m check new jobs in my feeds and show only relevant ones
```

For checks that run without your terminal open, use `/schedule` — add flconsole as a connector in claude.ai first, so scheduled runs can reach it.

Connecting with a token instead

In the Telegram bot, send `/mcp` and choose Manual token. It's shown once.

```
claude mcp add --transport http flconsole https://mcp.lite.flconsole.com/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <token>"
```

## If something goes wrong

"This link has expired"

Sign-in links work once and for 10 minutes. Run `/mcp` → Authenticate again.

"That code didn't match"

Enter the code from the latest message in the bot. After 5 wrong tries, start again.

Connection limit reached

You can have up to 5 connections. When you add a sixth, the bot offers to replace one — or remove one first in the bot: `/mcp`.

## Other clients

-   [Codex](https://flconsole.com/mcp/codex)
-   [Claude app](https://flconsole.com/mcp/claude)
-   [Cursor](https://flconsole.com/mcp/cursor)
-   [All about the MCP server](https://flconsole.com/mcp)

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Add the flconsole MCP server to Claude Code with one command, sign in with Telegram and ask for new Upwork jobs. Check on a schedule with /loop. Free.

Source: https://flconsole.com/mcp/claude-code