Deploy from ChatGPT
ChatGPT connects external MCP servers as plugins (formerly connectors in Developer Mode). With all actions, including publishing, this works on the Business and Enterprise/Edu plans in the web app. Add Tuqo by its MCP address, sign in over OAuth and pick a project, then ask ChatGPT in plain language to build and publish a site.
Open plugins
chatgpt.com/plugins → “+” → Add custom MCP server. On Business, a workspace admin or owner adds the server; on Enterprise/Edu, a member with the “Create plugins with MCPs” permission.
Enter the Tuqo address
Name it Tuqo, the address is https://mcp.tuqo.ru/mcp, authentication is OAuth — there is no key to paste. Confirm and click Create as a plugin.
Sign in and pick a project
ChatGPT redirects you to Tuqo to sign in and approve access to a project and permissions.
Ask it to publish
Install the plugin and pick it in the chat with “@”: “lay out a page and put it online”. ChatGPT calls the Tuqo tools and returns the link.
MCP server address
Paste this address as a custom connector. Leave the OAuth fields empty: authorization happens on the Tuqo side.
https://mcp.tuqo.ru/mcpThe Tuqo panel is in English, and the labels here are the ones it shows.
ChatGPT + Tuqo: frequently asked
Which ChatGPT plans support this? +
Publishing works on Business and Enterprise/Edu, in the web app only. On Pro a custom MCP server connects read-only, without publishing; Plus, Go and Free don't have it on the web. Personal plans have another path: the ChatGPT desktop app with Codex — Settings → MCP servers → add the Tuqo server by the connector address.
Do I need an API key? +
No, the connection uses OAuth. You approve access by signing in to Tuqo.
Can I limit the access? +
Yes. On the consent screen you choose the access level for the project: read-only, editor or full.