Connect ChatGPT

Add Artor to ChatGPT as a custom MCP server, and ChatGPT can publish prototypes, create public links, answer review comments and organize your work in Artor, as you. What it can do is covered in Connect a chat app.

The connector address is:

https://dash.artor.app/mcp

Running your own Artor instance? See Connecting.

Add Artor

1. Open ChatGPT Plugins , select +, then Add custom MCP server.
2. Name it Artor and add a short description.
3. Under Connection, choose the public endpoint and enter the address above.
4. Choose OAuth for authentication, review the warning and select I understand and want to continue.
5. Select Create as a plugin. Sign in to Artor if asked, then approve the connection on Artor’s consent page.

ChatGPT changes these screens from time to time, and on a Business or Enterprise workspace an admin may have to allow custom MCP servers first. OpenAI’s guide to connecting a custom MCP server  has the current steps.

Use it

Start a chat, add Artor from the tools menu, and ask in plain words, for example:

• “Publish this page to Artor as a new prototype called Pricing v2.”
• “What feedback is open on the latest version of Checkout redesign?”
• “Make a public link to Pricing v2 that lasts 3 days.”

ChatGPT picks the right Artor tool itself, and may ask you to confirm before it publishes or changes something.

Troubleshooting

• Artor says the app isn’t supported: add Artor through ChatGPT’s own custom MCP server setup above; Artor accepts only chat apps it has approved.
• For the wrong Artor account or an expired consent page, see The consent page.
• ChatGPT can’t delete a version or a trashed prototype for good: that needs the Delete permanently permission, which starts unticked. Connect again and tick it on the consent page.
• ChatGPT stopped working after you changed your password: resetting or changing your Artor password disconnects every AI app. Connect again.

To change what ChatGPT can do, or to disconnect it, see Managing connections.