What ChatGPT can do with Re:amaze
Ask your agent in plain language. Each of these maps to a real tool on the server.
- Ask ChatGPT to use the list satisfaction ratings tool in Re:amaze
- Ask ChatGPT to use the list response templates tool in Re:amaze
- Ask ChatGPT to use the list articles tool in Re:amaze
- Ask ChatGPT to use the create incident tool in Re:amaze
- Ask ChatGPT to use the list conversations tool in Re:amaze
Add the Re:amaze MCP server to ChatGPT
Run these once. Afterwards, everyone you give access to signs in the same way.
1. Enable Re:amaze in Metorial
In your Metorial portal, enable the Re:amaze MCP server and sign in with the account that owns the data. Access stays governed by your team policies.
2. Add a custom MCP server
On ChatGPT web, open Plugins, select +, then Add custom MCP server.
3. Paste your Metorial MCP URL
Name it Metorial, paste your Magic MCP URL (<your-magic-mcp-url>), choose OAuth and accept the risk notice.
4. Create and install the plugin
Select Create as a plugin, install it and sign in to load Re:amaze tools.
Give your team Re:amaze in ChatGPT
Once Re:amaze is enabled in Metorial, teammates sign in with SSO and get the same connection in ChatGPT, with only the tools their role allows.
One link covers every app you approve. See how the MCP gateway handles access, roles and audit logs for the whole company.
Re:amaze tools available in ChatGPT
Full descriptions and inputs are on the Re:amaze MCP server page.
- List Contact Notes: Retrieve all notes attached to a specific contact, including their canonical noteIdentifier values for updates and deletion.
- Create Conversation: Create a new support conversation with a subject, message body, customer info, and channel assignment.
- Update Conversation: Update an existing conversation's status, assignee, tags, channel, or custom fields.
- Create Staff Member: Create a new staff user account in your Re:amaze account.
- Create Article: Create a new knowledge base / FAQ article.
- List Satisfaction Ratings: Retrieve customer satisfaction ratings.
- List Response Templates: List and search pre-written response templates.
- List Articles: List and search knowledge base articles.
- Create Incident: Create a new status page incident with a title, initial status update, and optionally associate affected systems with their operational status.
- List Conversations: List and filter support conversations.
- Update Response Template: Update an existing response template's name, body content, or personal/shared setting.
- Create Contact: Create a new customer contact record with a name and either an email address or mobile phone number (E.164 format).
- Create Response Template: Create a new pre-written response template for staff to use when replying to conversations.
- List Contacts: Search and list customer contacts across the account.
- Update Article: Update an existing knowledge base article's title, body, status, or topic assignment.
- And 20 more on the Re:amaze MCP server page.
Using Re:amaze tools in ChatGPT
What to expect once Re:amaze is connected.
- Type @ and pick the plugin. The selection applies to that message only, so @mention it again when a follow-up needs fresh Re:amaze data.
- For write actions, ChatGPT may ask you to confirm first, depending on the app permissions and the action.
- Once published for a workspace, ChatGPT keeps a snapshot of the tool list. When your team adds Re:amaze tools in Metorial, an admin refreshes the actions in Workspace settings before they appear.
- You can use several apps in one prompt, for example read Re:amaze data and then create a ticket in another app.
Troubleshooting ChatGPT
- Add custom MCP server is missing
- Workspace policy controls it. On Enterprise and Edu, an admin grants the permission to create plugins with MCPs; ask them to enable it for you.
- The plugin exists but no tools appear
- Creating the plugin is not enough: install it from your plugins, then start a new conversation so ChatGPT loads its tools.
- ChatGPT answers without using the tools
- Pick the plugin with @ in the composer and name the action you want, for example "use Metorial to look up the latest ticket".
Based on the ChatGPT MCP documentation.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about connecting Re:amaze to AI agents with Metorial.
Does ChatGPT support the Re:amaze MCP server?
Yes. ChatGPT connects to the Re:amaze MCP server through its connector settings, pointed at your Metorial URL. You need a ChatGPT plan or workspace that allows custom MCP servers.Do I need an API key to connect Re:amaze to ChatGPT?
No. You sign in to Re:amaze once through Metorial, and ChatGPT uses that connection. No API keys go into ChatGPT's settings.Which Re:amaze tools can ChatGPT use?
All 35 Re:amaze tools your team allows, such as List Contact Notes, Create Conversation, Update Conversation. Admins can narrow that list per team.Can I control which teammates use Re:amaze in ChatGPT?
Yes. Role-based access control decides who can use Re:amaze and which of its tools appear in ChatGPT, and every call is logged with the person's identity.What if ChatGPT doesn't show Re:amaze tools?
Workspace policy controls it. On Enterprise and Edu, an admin grants the permission to create plugins with MCPs; ask them to enable it for you.
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