Remote MCP
Slop in ChatGPT
Plug slopbucket into ChatGPT. It makes the thing, it ships the thing, you get a link.
Before you start
- ChatGPT on the web. Your workspace's permissions and security settings decide if you can add a custom MCP server.
- A slopbucket account.
Add the connector
Open Plugins
Menu path: Plugins, then +, then Add custom MCP server
In ChatGPT, open Plugins. Click the plus button, then click Add custom MCP server.
Enter the server details
Enter the Server URL under Connection. For authentication, choose OAuth and leave any client ID and secret fields empty. If ChatGPT offers Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD), choose it. Read the risk warning and click I understand and want to continue. Then click Create as a plugin.
- Name
- slopbucket
- Description
- Publish files and folders, and get a link.
- Server URL
- https://mcp.werkbucket.com/slopbucket/mcp
- Authentication
- OAuth
Sign in to slopbucket
ChatGPT sends you to slopbucket. Sign in if asked, then click Authorize. The connection is listed under API tokens in the dashboard, and you can revoke it there.
Use it in a chat
Start a new chat, type @, and pick slopbucket. Then ask:
Slop this onto slopbucket as unlisted and give me the link.
OpenAI moves these menus from time to time. If a label doesn't match, check OpenAI's guide to custom MCP servers (opens in a new tab)