ChatGPT
ChatGPT desktop connects to UserJot over MCP. You add the remote server in the desktop app, not by editing a local editor config.
ChatGPT on the web works differently. It uses MCP-backed tools from installed plugins and does not take a custom server URL or bearer token in settings.
Use these UserJot values
When ChatGPT asks for your MCP server details, use:
Endpoint: https://api.userjot.com/v1/mcp
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_USERJOT_API_TOKENCreate the token in UserJot under Settings → API Tokens.
Add the server in ChatGPT desktop
- Open
Settings, then selectMCP servers. - Select
Add server. - Enter a name such as
userjot. - Choose
Streamable HTTPand paste the UserJot endpoint. - Provide bearer-token authentication using your UserJot API token.
- Save the server, then select
Restart.
Type /mcp in the composer to confirm the server is connected.
If the Add server form has no auth field, set the same URL in
~/.codex/config.toml with bearer_token_env_var pointing at an environment
variable that holds your token. ChatGPT desktop shares that config with Codex.
ChatGPT web
On the web, ChatGPT does not accept a local or remote MCP server
configuration. MCP-backed tools come from plugins you install, not from
pasting https://api.userjot.com/v1/mcp into settings.
Use ChatGPT desktop when you want UserJot with your own API token.
Notes
- Workspace admins may restrict MCP servers or plugins.
- Availability can still vary by plan and workspace settings.
- Keep your token out of anything you would commit or share.