Connecting LUVI to ChatGPT
Add LUVI to ChatGPT as an app in Developer mode, approve it in LUVI and generate from the chat.
What this video covers
You can connect LUVI to ChatGPT, too. Once it's connected, ChatGPT can generate with LUVI's models without leaving the chat, using the credits in your LUVI account.
First, press the MCP button in LUVI's sidebar to open the Integrations tab, and copy the server URL there. ChatGPT doesn't need an access token.
In ChatGPT, custom apps run in Developer mode. Turn it on in Settings, under Security and login.
Then open Plugins, press the plus button and create an app. Name it LUVI, paste the URL you copied and leave authentication on OAuth. Accept the warning and press Create.
ChatGPT asks you to sign in with LUVI and opens LUVI's approval page. Set the connection's name and the most credits it can spend, then press Allow.
And you're connected. In a new chat, pick LUVI from the plus menu and ask for what you want.
ChatGPT picks a model and has LUVI's Prompt Engine check the prompt. Whether it asks before a step that spends credits depends on the plugin's permission setting.
ChatGPT tells you when it's ready. Unless you named a project, the result is saved in your LUVI library, in a project named after the connection: here, ChatGPT Studio.
You manage the connection from the Integrations tab in LUVI: see what it has spent, change its limit, or revoke it. Revoking it doesn't delete anything it made.
In short: copy the URL from LUVI, add it as an app in ChatGPT's Developer mode, and approve it in LUVI. The rest happens in the chat.
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