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OpenAI is rolling out native MCP Connector support in ChatGPT. Where Connectors are not available, you can wrap the scaling.cloud MCP server as a Custom GPT action. Both paths give ChatGPT the ability to query your scaling.cloud org over OAuth-secured MCP.

Server URL

1

Open Connectors

In ChatGPT, click your profile, then Settings → Connectors.
2

Add a custom connector

Click Add connector → Custom MCP server.
3

Paste the scaling.cloud URL

Enter https://mcp.scaling.cloud and a friendly name like scaling.cloud. Click Connect.
4

Authorize

ChatGPT redirects you to Clerk’s hosted OAuth consent screen. Sign in with your scaling.cloud account and approve.
5

Done

The connector appears as Connected. You can now ask ChatGPT to use scaling.cloud tools in conversations.

Path B: Custom GPT action (fallback)

If your ChatGPT plan does not yet expose Connectors, you can wire the MCP server in via a Custom GPT with an MCP-aware action. Detailed steps depend on the GPT Builder UI; the essential pieces are:
  • Authentication type: OAuth
  • Authorization URL: discovered from https://mcp.scaling.cloud/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
  • Token URL: same source
  • Scopes: the default set returned by the server
  • Server URL: https://mcp.scaling.cloud
OpenAI’s Actions OAuth guide walks through the exact form fields.

Verify it’s working

Open Settings → Connections in the scaling.cloud dashboard. You should see a row for ChatGPT (or your Custom GPT name) with a recent Last used timestamp.

Revoke access

Click Revoke in Settings → Connections to invalidate ChatGPT’s token immediately. Subsequent calls from that ChatGPT instance return 401 Unauthorized until you reconnect.

Limitations

  • Custom GPT actions cap each request response size, so very large incident lists may be truncated. Prefer Connector mode where available.
  • OpenAI rolls Connector availability out incrementally — not every plan or region has it yet. Use the Custom GPT path until your account exposes the Connector UI.