ChatGPT

Not available yet. ChatGPT's MCP connector requires OAuth 2.1 with Dynamic Client Registration. Graphory authenticates with API keys today, so the native ChatGPT connector cannot reach Graphory in its current form. Full ChatGPT integration is on our roadmap - track progress at graphory.io/roadmap, or email info@graphory.io to be notified when it ships.

What you will get

Bring your Graphory business memory to ChatGPT once ChatGPT's OAuth 2.1 DCR requirement is met. The same memory every other AI you use can read and write will flow continuously into ChatGPT as well, giving you one shared context across every agent and every LLM in your stack.

Graphory-specific setup

Once ChatGPT integration ships, the Graphory-controlled configuration will look the same as every other client:

MCP URL: https://api.graphory.io/mcp
Auth: OAuth 2.1 with Dynamic Client Registration (planned)
API keys: app.graphory.io/settings/api-keys (used today by clients that accept a Bearer header)

Use Graphory with an AI today

While ChatGPT integration is pending, Graphory works out of the box with every major MCP client that accepts an Authorization: Bearer header. Pick one and you have continuous context across every agent, every LLM:

Claude Desktop and Claude Code - full read and write access to Graphory's MCP tools
Cursor - persistent memory in your IDE
Windsurf - Cascade with business memory
Gemini CLI - terminal-driven workflows backed by the same graph

Vendor setup docs

OpenAI's MCP connector and auth requirements are evolving. When our ChatGPT integration ships, OpenAI's current setup docs will be the authoritative reference for the client side:

OpenAI's official MCP auth documentation
This is the spec Graphory is building against for ChatGPT support.