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Our MCP server is now a ChatGPT plugin

GoodBarber is now listed in the ChatGPT plugin directory . Find GoodBarber in the directory, connect your app, and run it from the chat: content, catalog, members, push notifications. This post extends the announcement on our blog with the developer view, and it closes a loop we opened when we wrote up how we built that server. One line of context for new readers: GoodBarber is a no-code app…

GoodBarber, a no-code app builder since 2011, has added a ChatGPT plugin to its server. This change simplifies the process for users to connect their GoodBarber apps to ChatGPT, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and n8n. Users can now find GoodBarber in the ChatGPT plugin directory, connect their app, and run it from the chat without any developer mode or URL to paste.

The server remains unchanged, and both the official app listing and custom connector allow users to authorize access to their app with a simple OAuth flow. The server's architecture ensures that each GoodBarber app has its own MCP URL with a unique app id, preventing unauthorized access to other apps. The connection is established via OAuth, and all write actions are policy-flagged, ensuring clients read back any changes before confirming success.

This listing makes it easier for non-technical app owners to integrate their GoodBarber apps with ChatGPT, expanding the distribution of the product.

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