connect

connect chatgpt
to canh

Canh runs as a remote MCP server — add it to ChatGPT as a custom app and you can manage your tasks straight from a conversation. For now, connect it manually: turn on Developer mode once, paste in Canh's connection details, then authorize access.

before you start
one-time setup

enable developer mode

You only do this once. It unlocks the option to add custom MCP apps. Skip ahead if it's already on.

  1. 1

    Open Settings

    In ChatGPT on the web, open your account menu and choose Settings.

  2. 2

    Open Security and login

  3. Toggle Developer mode on

    The option to add a custom app is now unlocked.

add the app

add canh to chatgpt

With Developer mode on, point ChatGPT at Canh's MCP server and authorize it.

  1. 1

    Open Plugins

    Go to Settings → Plugins, or open chatgpt.com/plugins directly.

  2. 2

    Select the plus button

    This opens the form for a new developer-mode app.

  3. 3

    Fill in the app form

    In the dialog, complete each field in order:

    1. a

      Set the Name:

      Name
      canh
    2. b

      Set the Description:

      Description
      Manage tasks and boards with canh.
    3. c

      Paste Canh's URL into the MCP server URL field:

      MCP server URL
      https://app.canh.ai/mcp
  4. 4

    Create the app

    Click Create. ChatGPT checks the server and shows the tools Canh provides.

  5. 5

    Sign in & authorize

    When prompted during setup or first use, sign in with Canh and approve access. ChatGPT redirects you back once it's connected.

  6. Add Canh to a new chat

    Open a new chat, click the + beside the message box, choose More, then select canh. Ask it to add your first task in plain words — "remind me to call the dentist tomorrow." Whether ChatGPT asks for confirmation depends on your app permission level and the action.

app permissions

ChatGPT uses your permission setting and Canh's tool annotations to decide when to ask before reading or changing data. Review any confirmation before approving it.