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Official pluginOAuth
Pluggzy is an official plugin in ChatGPT: one click on its page, no link to paste. You sign in on pluggzy.com and choose what ChatGPT may do.
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Open Pluggzy in ChatGPT
Pluggzy is an official plugin in ChatGPT. Open its page with the button below, or search for Pluggzy under Plugins. On a Business or Enterprise workspace, an admin may need to allow it first.Open Pluggzy in ChatGPT ↗ - 2
Select Connect and sign in
Sign in to Pluggzy and pick the accounts ChatGPT can use. - 3
Choose your permissions
Approve the actions ChatGPT can use. Change them anytime in Connected apps. Reading is on by default; sending is opt-in.
Try your first request
Paste this into ChatGPT after connecting. Your app uses the permissions you approved.
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Or add it as a custom MCP server
For when you’d rather paste the link yourself. Same server, same sign-in.
Web only. Custom MCP servers can be added on chatgpt.com in a browser. The ChatGPT desktop and mobile apps don’t have this option.
- 1On chatgpt.com, open Plugins and choose + (top right) → Add custom MCP server.
- 2Name it Pluggzy, paste the URL below, and pick OAuth as the authentication.
- 3Accept the warning about custom servers, choose Create, then sign in and choose your permissions as above.
MCP server URLhttps://pluggzy.com/mcp
If something’s off
I don’t see where to add a serverSome plans and workspaces let only admins add connectors or servers. Ask your admin to allow Pluggzy, or check the app’s help center.
The sign-in window closed before I finishedRemove Pluggzy from ChatGPT, add it again and sign in. Nothing is half-saved.
ChatGPT says it isn’t allowed to sendYou left sending off. Remove the app under Connected apps, connect again, and allow Send messages & invitations.
A tool answers “Wait 38s”That’s the human pace at work, not an error in ChatGPT. See the channel’s Safety limits.