ChatGPT
- Best for
- Interactive project work in ChatGPT
- How it connects
- Add the Agiflow app with OAuth
- Success check
- Agiflow appears as a connected app and can show the authorized project
Reference
Connect ChatGPT App, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or VS Code to Agiflow. OAuth is the recommended connection method because it can limit access to an organization, project, work unit, or task.
Last updated 14 July 2026.
ChatGPT App and the Claude connector path use OAuth and can present interactive Agiflow views when the host supports them. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and VS Code use Streamable HTTP and return standard MCP tool results. Both paths can return the selected project name and ordered statuses without changing data.
An Agiflow account with access to the resource to authorize, a supported client account or installation, and permission to add apps, connectors, or MCP servers.
The Connect AI tools dialog groups Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and VS Code under Coding agents, Claude Desktop under App widgets, and ChatGPT App under ChatGPT. The Claude connector can also be used from Claude.ai where remote connectors are supported.
The client lists Agiflow as a connected app, connector, or MCP server with access limited to the authorized resource.
Ask the client to show the authorized project and list its statuses without changing anything. At project scope, get_project_detail accepts an optional id; omitting it uses the connected project. Verification succeeds when the project name and ordered statuses match the board.
The dashboard API-key option uses the organization endpoint and an x-api-key header. It does not provide OAuth resource selection. Interactive views also require a host that renders widgets. If the wrong resource is connected, clear authorization and reconnect. For missing servers, confirm the URL, configuration, and enabled state, then see Fix AI assistant connection problems.
Accessible projects and the organization-level capabilities registered for the endpoint.
The selected project, its statuses, members, work units, tasks, comments, artifacts, analytics, workflows, and project vault operations.
One work unit, its tasks and comments, parent project statuses, and endpoint-allowed artifact operations.
One task, its comments, parent project statuses, and endpoint-allowed artifact operations.
Last updated July 12, 2026
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