Add a custom connector in ChatGPT
ChatGPT calls a custom connector a custom MCP server. You add it once on chatgpt.com, and it works in the ChatGPT apps too. These steps use Humble as the example.
You need the tool’s address
Each tool gives you its own connector address. It starts with https://. On chatgpt.com. Then use the tool in the ChatGPT apps too. For Humble, the address is:
https://my.humbleai.com/mcpAdd it in ChatGPT
Step 1: Open Plugins
In ChatGPT, open Plugins and select +.
Step 2: Add a custom MCP server
Select Add custom MCP server.
Step 3: Name it and paste the address
Type a name, such as Humble, and paste the tool’s address. For Humble, that is:
https://my.humbleai.com/mcpStep 4: Choose OAuth, then Allow
For sign-in, choose OAuth. Then sign in to the tool and select Allow. Some tools call it an unverified app, because they cannot check who made it. That is expected.
You need a paid ChatGPT plan. On some plans, turn on Developer mode in Settings first. On a Business or Enterprise plan, an admin may need to allow custom apps. ChatGPT asks you to confirm before it changes anything in the tool.
Steps last checked on 12 November 2026. Your app may look a little different.
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