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Connect Open Patrol to ChatGPT

ChatGPT adds Open Patrol as a custom MCP server and signs in with your Open Patrol account. There is no token to copy.

The server address

https://open.playpatrol.app/mcp

Paste it where ChatGPT asks for the server's address.

You will need

  • An Open Patrol plan that holds data. See the plans, or sign in if you have one.
  • A ChatGPT account that can add a custom MCP server. It works on ChatGPT Plus; in a workspace an admin may have to allow it.
  • A few minutes.

In ChatGPT

Add Open Patrol as a custom MCP server

  1. Add a custom MCP server

    In ChatGPT, open Plugins in the sidebar. Choose Add, then Add custom MCP server.

    ChatGPT's Plugins page with the Add menu open, showing Create plugin, Upload plugin archive and Add custom MCP server.
    Add custom MCP server, under Add on ChatGPT's Plugins page.

    Add custom MCP server, under Add on ChatGPT's Plugins page.

    ChatGPT's Plugins page with the Add menu open, showing Create plugin, Upload plugin archive and Add custom MCP server.

  2. Fill it in

    Name it Open Patrol and paste the server address under Connection, with Server URL chosen. Authentication is OAuth; leave Advanced OAuth settings as they are.

    ChatGPT's Add custom MCP server form with the name Open Patrol, the server address under Connection and OAuth as the authentication.
    The custom MCP server, named Open Patrol, with the server address and OAuth.

    The custom MCP server, named Open Patrol, with the server address and OAuth.

    ChatGPT's Add custom MCP server form with the name Open Patrol, the server address under Connection and OAuth as the authentication.

  3. Create it

    Tick I understand and want to continue, then choose Create as a plugin.

  4. Connect

    ChatGPT says what it may share with the plugin. Choose Connect Open Patrol.

    ChatGPT's Connect Open Patrol dialog, explaining what ChatGPT may share with the plugin, with Connect Open Patrol and Cancel.
    ChatGPT's Connect Open Patrol dialog.

    ChatGPT's Connect Open Patrol dialog.

    ChatGPT's Connect Open Patrol dialog, explaining what ChatGPT may share with the plugin, with Connect Open Patrol and Cancel.

On Open Patrol

Sign in and allow the access

  1. Sign in to Open Patrol

    ChatGPT opens our sign-in page. Type the address your plan is under and we mail you a six-digit code; type the code to sign in.

    Open Patrol's sign-in page, asking for an email address.
    The Open Patrol sign-in page the assistant opens.

    The Open Patrol sign-in page the assistant opens.

    Open Patrol's sign-in page, asking for an email address.

  2. Allow the access

    The next page names the assistant, as it names itself, and where it returns to. Allow it only if you started the connection just now.

    Open Patrol's consent page, naming ChatGPT and where it returns to, with Allow and Cancel.
    The page that asks you to allow ChatGPT to read your data.

    The page that asks you to allow ChatGPT to read your data.

    Open Patrol's consent page, naming ChatGPT and where it returns to, with Allow and Cancel.

Back in ChatGPT

Ask your first question

  1. Ask it something

    Ask in your own words. For example:

    • Where did Big Bass Splash stand on UK casino pages last week?
    • Which studios had games on the first row of Spanish casino homepages yesterday?
    • Which new games appeared on casino homepages in Germany this month?

If something goes wrong

ChatGPT says the plan holds no data
You have no plan that holds data, or it ended. See the plans; the assistant reads again as soon as one is active, without signing in again.
You want to disconnect ChatGPT
In your dashboard, open Data access, then MCP, and choose Disconnect beside ChatGPT. It stops at once, and nothing else you connected is touched.

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