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Ask ChatGPT what your team decided, what is in progress and what is waiting on you. OrgX answers from your workspace and links each answer to its record. OrgX is listed in the ChatGPT plugin directory, so you connect from the browser. No terminal or Developer Mode is needed.

Open OrgX in ChatGPT

The OrgX listing in the ChatGPT plugin directory.

Connect

1

Open the listing

Open the OrgX listing, or search for OrgX under Plugins.
2

Choose Connect

ChatGPT opens OrgX in your browser.
3

Sign in and choose the workspace

Sign in to OrgX. No account yet? Create one first. Choose the workspace ChatGPT should use, then allow access. The screen lists what ChatGPT may read and change; you can reconnect later to change it.
4

Return to ChatGPT

Start a new chat. Name OrgX in your prompts so ChatGPT uses the connection.

Your first prompt

Copy this into a new chat:
Use OrgX to show my connected workspace and summarize what needs my attention. Include links to the records. Don’t change anything.
What you should see: the name of the connected workspace, then the pending decisions and blocked work that need you, each with a link that opens the record in OrgX. A new workspace may have nothing waiting yet, and ChatGPT says so. That is still a working connection. If the answer does not mention OrgX or has no links, ChatGPT answered without the connection. See ChatGPT answered without OrgX.

What you can ask

Reading changes nothing. Changes are in beta; a pending decision changes only when you choose an option. Where ChatGPT shows app panels, decisions and receipts open as interactive cards. Elsewhere the same answer arrives as text with links.

Continue in another tool

Everything you read or record lives in your OrgX workspace, not in the chat. Open any link in OrgX, or ask Claude, Cursor or Codex about the same record after connecting them from the client setup guide. Picking work up across tools is in beta: it has been verified end to end for one client pair so far, not for every pair.

Limits

  • ChatGPT sees what OrgX returns for each prompt, not your whole workspace.
  • Interactive cards appear only where ChatGPT supports app panels.
  • Changes made from ChatGPT are in beta. Writes and recovery do not yet behave identically across ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and Codex.
  • A ChatGPT workspace admin can block directory plugins.
  • To see exactly what your connection can do, ask: “List the OrgX tools you can use.” The full list is in the tool reference.

Other ways to connect

If your ChatGPT workspace does not allow directory plugins, ask a workspace admin to allow OrgX. If directory plugins are unavailable in your account, you can add OrgX manually with the ChatGPT profile endpoint:
Both manual paths use the same OrgX sign-in as the directory listing.

Troubleshooting

Start a new chat and name OrgX in the prompt, for example “Use OrgX to…”. If it still answers without links, open the OrgX listing and confirm it shows as connected.
  1. Confirm OrgX shows as connected on its ChatGPT plugin listing.
  2. If your workspace blocks directory plugins, ask an admin to allow OrgX.
  3. For a Developer Mode connection, confirm the URL is https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp?profile=chatgpt.
  4. Start a new chat.
Open the OrgX listing in ChatGPT, disconnect OrgX, then connect again and choose the right workspace on the OrgX sign-in screen.
  1. Sign out of OrgX in the browser, then choose Connect again.
  2. Confirm you sign in with the account that belongs to the workspace.
Changes need a connection whose account can act in that workspace and the matching write access. Reconnect and review the access you grant. The response names the missing access when a scope is the cause.

Permissions and security

Scopes

The consent screen lists requested scopes. Current MCP source checks known, verified grants against each tool’s required scopes; insufficient grants are rejected with insufficient_scope. Discovery can also omit unavailable tools. Profiles choose a tool surface; they do not grant workspace permissions.
Known verified grants are checked at tool execution. Older credentials whose granted scopes are unknown retain legacy compatibility; a missing scope list must not be treated as a verified read-only grant. Reauthorize when changing access. See OAuth scope enforcement and the generated authorization policy for the current source contract. Source review alone does not verify the deployed server revision.
The authenticated ChatGPT endpoint is https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp?profile=chatgpt and requires OrgX OAuth. For no-auth exploration, use the discovery-only public endpoint at https://mcp.useorgx.com/public; it returns examples and connection help, not workspace data.

Data privacy

  • OpenAI processes your ChatGPT messages under its own policies.
  • OrgX receives the requests and responses the connection needs, not a copy of the whole conversation.
  • Every call is authenticated and scoped to your workspace.
  • Retention follows the OrgX privacy policy and the provider’s policy. This page does not promise zero retention.

Next steps

Connect another tool

Add Claude, Cursor or Codex and pick up the same records there.

Tool reference

Every published OrgX tool, its access and whether it changes data.