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ChatGPT Developer mode

Enabling and configuring ChatGPT Developer Mode to integrate Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for read and write tool access.

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Enabling and configuring ChatGPT Developer Mode to integrate Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for read and write tool access.

Use when you need to connect ChatGPT to remote MCP servers via SSE or streaming HTTP to perform read and write operations through custom apps.

File	Contains	Use For
`SKILL.md`	Entry point: scope, routing table, and workflow.	Start here.
`docs/chatgpt-developer-mode-workflow-guide.md`	A guide explaining the ChatGPT developer mode beta feature and its Model Context Protocol client support for read and write tools.	Questions about a guide explaining the ChatGPT developer mode beta feature and its Model Context Protocol client support for read and...
`examples/chatgpt-developer-mode-prompt.text`	A text example demonstrating a user prompt that instructs ChatGPT to use specific tools for scheduling a meeting via a calendar function.	Exact payloads, commands, or snippets shown in A text example demonstrating a user prompt that instructs ChatGPT to use specific tools for scheduling a meeting via...
`examples/chatgpt-developer-mode-github-open-pull-request.text`	A text example demonstrating how to use the GitHub.open_pull_request tool within ChatGPT Developer mode to create a pull request.	Exact payloads, commands, or snippets shown in A text example demonstrating how to use the GitHub.openpullrequest tool within ChatGPT Developer mode to create a pul...

ChatGPT developer mode is a beta feature that provides full Model Context Protocol (MCP) client support for all tools, both read and write. It's powerful but...
Main sections: What is ChatGPT developer mode, How to use.

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