Connect in ChatGPT for private testing
In ChatGPT web or desktop, open Settings, choose Security and login, and enable Developer mode. Open Plugins, choose the add option, register https://api.corvio.ai/mcp, and complete Corvio OAuth.
Review the requested scopes on Corvio's authorization screen. After returning to ChatGPT, start a new chat, call list_workspaces, choose an authorized Workspace ID, and verify search followed by fetch. A successful OAuth redirect alone does not prove document access.
- Enable Developer mode.
- Register https://api.corvio.ai/mcp and complete OAuth.
- Start a new chat and run list_workspaces.
- Verify search and fetch return the expected Corvio document and URL.
Install in Codex
Open /plugins in Codex, install or connect the Corvio plugin, and start a new Codex session so the new tools are present. The Codex IDE extension does not currently support plugins, so use the Codex app or CLI surface documented by OpenAI.
During local plugin development, Corvio's package can point to the same remote MCP endpoint. A ChatGPT app technical ID is added only after it is issued by ChatGPT's developer registration; Corvio does not publish a placeholder ID.
Public directory status and safety
Private developer registration and public Plugin Directory publication are different states. Do not assume Corvio is searchable in the directory until Corvio explicitly reports that marketplace review has completed.
Remote MCP cannot scan files on your computer. Every content tool rechecks Corvio Workspace and document ACL, and ask_corvio is answer-only on this connector. Revoke the generated API key in Corvio if the host should no longer connect.