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ChatGPT connects to remote MCP servers through developer mode connectors. The sign-in flow is the same one Claude uses: magic link to your work email, pick a location, approve scopes.

Add the connector

1

Enable developer mode

In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors → Advanced and turn on Developer mode. On Team and Enterprise workspaces an admin may need to allow it.
2

Create the connector

Back in Connectors, choose Create. Name it NextLevel MCA, set the MCP server URL to:
and select OAuth as the authentication method. Leave client id and secret empty; ChatGPT registers itself with the authorization server.
3

Sign in

Enter your work email on the NextLevel MCA page, open the magic link from your inbox (single use, 10 minutes), pick a location if you have more than one, and approve the scopes on the consent screen.
4

Use it in a chat

Start a new chat, open the tools menu, and enable the NextLevel MCA connector. Then ask in plain language; see example prompts.

Write tools need write scopes

The consent screen lists every scope with a checkbox ticked by default. Read tools (get_deal, get_recommended_lenders, get_statement_analysis and the rest) need the :read scopes; write tools (submit_deal, request_documents, send_merchant_portal, log_offer, move_deal_stage, create_deal, update_deal, set_primary_offer, add_note, create_task) need the matching write scope from the tool table. A tool whose scope was unticked is still listed but returns a clear error naming the scope; reconnect and leave it ticked. ChatGPT asks for confirmation before running write tools. Keep that on: submit_deal, request_documents and send_merchant_portal send email or text messages.

Revoke access

Revoke from the app under Settings → Developers → Connected apps, or remove the connector in ChatGPT’s settings. Revoking in the app ends the connection immediately; removing it in ChatGPT only deletes ChatGPT’s copy of the tokens. Details are in OAuth and security.