KrabiClaw for ChatGPT
Manage your website through an authenticated custom MCP app in ChatGPT.
Work with live content
Inspect pages, posts, articles, menus, services, locations, media, reviews, and analytics. ChatGPT may request confirmation based on the action, permissions, and impact.
Use native attachments
Attach a photo in ChatGPT, or attach a video together with its poster image, then ask KrabiClaw to upload and place it. Every video requires a poster; if it is missing, the assistant asks you to attach one before uploading. There is no separate upload widget.
Keep control
OAuth limits access to sites you can manage. Publishing and destructive actions are identified in the app's tool metadata.
Connect in ChatGPT
Use ChatGPT on the web. Developer mode availability depends on your account and workspace policy.
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Enable Developer mode
Open Settings → Security and login, then turn on Developer mode. If the control is unavailable, ask your workspace administrator about its policy.
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Add the connection
Open ChatGPT Plugins, select the plus button, name the connection KrabiClaw, describe it as “Manage your KrabiClaw website,” and enter this HTTPS MCP endpoint. Create it and review the discovered tools.
https://krabiclaw.com/api/mcp - 3
Authorize and test
Start a new conversation, add KrabiClaw from the tools menu, and complete KrabiClaw OAuth when prompted. Begin with a read-only request before trying a write action.
Try a safe first request
“List my KrabiClaw sites and summarize the homepage of the first one. Do not change anything.”
ChatGPT sends native attachments to the app when a workflow needs a file. KrabiClaw returns model-readable results and public URLs; it does not simulate a custom file picker.
Publishing the public plugin
Public listing is a separate publisher workflow. Authorized publishers submit KrabiClaw through the OpenAI plugin submission portal; approved releases appear in the Plugins Directory.