CHATGPT SETUP

Add a plugin to ChatGPT.

Choose a tool, create a personal plugin from its MCP endpoint, then try it in a Work chat.

01 / CHOOSE THE TOOL

Which plugin do you want to connect?

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Remote MCP endpoint

A first request to try

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Endpoint access and host installation are separate checks. Start with made-up data and review the output.

02 / CONNECT IN CHATGPT

Open the plugin connection form.
In ChatGPT, open Plugins. Use the plus control to add a custom MCP server.
Add the tool endpoint.
Use the tool name and the endpoint shown here. For these checked endpoints, choose No authentication. Review the permissions, then create the personal plugin.
Install and select the plugin.
Find it in your personal plugins and install it. Start a new Work chat. Type @ in the prompt box and select the plugin.
Try one clear request.
Paste the sample prompt. Supply the inputs it needs, then check the tool result and any generated file. A prompt alone does not attach a file.

You complete these steps in your own account. ToolRoutine does not sign in, install, or submit a connection for you.

IF THE CONNECTION DOES NOT WORK

Check the right thing first.

Check your account's access and administrator settings. Follow the linked host instructions for your current interface.

Copy the full HTTPS endpoint, including /mcp. Check authentication and the remote service's status. A public URL must be reachable from the host.

Check the tool's accepted input format and the host's file permissions. Use a supported data path. Do not assume a chat attachment is forwarded.

For a setup question, email support@zovo.one with the tool name, host, and a made-up example.