Step-by-step · ChatGPT

Connect Botize to ChatGPT and build automations just by chatting

Connect it once and, in any chat, ask ChatGPT to install a template. It looks it up and guides you until it's up and running — no tech skills needed.

A ChatGPT account A Botize account (free) About 3 minutes

Part 1 · Just once

Connect Botize to ChatGPT

The up-to-date guide, with every screen and troubleshooting, lives in the Help Center: Connect Botize to ChatGPT.

  1. 1

    Open ChatGPT

    Open chatgpt.com and sign in.

    ChatGPT home screen
  2. 2

    Open Settings → Plugins

    Click your name (bottom-left) → Settings → Plugins.

    Plugins panel in ChatGPT settings
  3. 3

    Turn on Developer mode

    In Plugins → Developer mode, turn on the switch: ChatGPT takes you to the security and login settings, where it lives. That's what lets you add a custom connector like Botize; once on, a + button appears next to the plugin search box.

    ChatGPT flags custom connectors as “developer mode”. It's a normal, safe step to connect Botize.

    The Developer mode switch turned on
  4. 4

    Create the plugin with Botize's address

    Click the + next to the plugin search box. Type Botize as the name, paste the address below, leave authentication on OAuth, check “I understand and want to continue” and click Create.

    https://webhook.botize.es/mcp
    New plugin form with Botize's name and URL
  5. 5

    Sign in with Botize

    ChatGPT shows “Add Botize to ChatGPT”. Click Sign in with Botize.

    Add Botize to ChatGPT dialog
  6. 6

    Authorize access

    Botize opens. Sign in if needed and click Authorize. It's the standard Botize screen: you'll see what ChatGPT is asking for —look up, create and edit your tasks and see their runs— and that it can't delete tasks.

    Botize consent screen
  7. 7

    It's connected

    ChatGPT says Botize has been installed and opens its panel, with the address and the connection date. You'll find it any time in Settings → Plugins → Botize.

    Botize installed notice and the plugin panel

Part 2 · Your first check

Check that ChatGPT sees your tasks

First steps with your assistant, explained in the Help Center: Getting started with Botize MCP.

  1. 8

    Tell ChatGPT to use Botize

    Just mention Botize in your request. To make sure, in a new chat click the “+” in the message box —or type @Botize— and pick it from the plugins.

    Not in the list? Start a new chat: it isn't there in conversations you opened before connecting it.

    The + menu with Botize in the list
  2. 9

    Ask it about your tasks

    With Botize picked (you'll see its label in the message box), type “List my Botize tasks” and send. If you don't pick it, ChatGPT may answer from memory without ever calling the connector.

    ChatGPT's message box with the Botize label and the message asking it to list your Botize tasks
  3. 10

    ChatGPT calls the connector and lists them

    You'll see the Tool called notice and, below it, your tasks with their names and whether they are on or paused. That's it: from there you can ask it to create a new one, to tell you why one failed, or to pause any of them.

    ChatGPT's reply with the tool-call notice and the table of tasks with id, status and steps

So what do you ask it for?

The same things you would do in Botize yourself: create a task, look into why one failed, switch it on or pause it. And if you would rather start from something already built, pick a ready-made automation and ask it to set that up with you; that path is explained here.

On Claude instead of ChatGPT? It has its own guide.

Start automating with ChatGPT

Pick a ready-made automation and let ChatGPT set it up for you.

Browse ready-made automations On Claude? See its guide Full guide in the Help Center