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The GrowthxAI Outreach plugin lets ChatGPT work in your outreach workspace. It has the same tools as the Claude connector, so you can ask ChatGPT things like:
  • “Any pending replies?”
  • “Build a 4-touch sequence for fintech CFOs and dry-run it on the Acme list.”
  • “Why isn’t anything sending?”
  • “Give me a client report for last month.”
ChatGPT works with exactly your role and client scope: it can’t see or do anything you couldn’t do in the app.

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How to add the plugin

Adding a plugin by its URL needs Developer mode, which is available on paid ChatGPT plans. On a Business or Enterprise workspace, an admin may have to allow it first. If you can’t find the setting, ask your workspace admin.
  1. In ChatGPT, open Settings → Security and login and turn on Developer mode.
  2. Go to chatgpt.com/plugins and click the + button.
  3. Name it GrowthxAI Outreach, and under Connection paste this URL:
  4. Choose OAuth as the authentication, then create the plugin.
  5. Sign in with your GrowthxAI account and approve access.
Start a new chat, add GrowthxAI Outreach from the tools menu, and ask “What’s in my outreach workspace?”
Use the URL ending in /mcp-chatgpt for ChatGPT. The Claude URL, which ends in /mcp, won’t sign in from ChatGPT.
If you belong to several workspaces, ChatGPT asks which one to use.

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What you can do

It’s the same list as in Claude: The full list of tools is in the functions reference.

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How ChatGPT differs from Claude

  • No ready-made prompts. Claude Desktop has slash-command prompts such as Morning inbox triage. ChatGPT doesn’t show them, so just ask in plain language. The plugin carries the same instructions either way.
  • Importing a list. ChatGPT can read rows you paste or attach in the chat and send them in batches. It can’t pass an attached file straight to the plugin, so for a large list, upload the CSV in the app’s importer and ask ChatGPT to check the result.
  • Extra approval prompts. ChatGPT may show its own approval prompt before a tool changes something. That is separate from GrowthxAI’s own confirmation, described next.

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ChatGPT always asks before acting

Actions that send, enroll, suppress, import, activate, restore or export are confirmation-gated:
  1. ChatGPT first shows you a summary of exactly what will happen, for example “Send 6 replies from 3 senders”.
  2. Nothing happens until you say yes.
  3. Your approval is valid for 10 minutes and only for that exact action. If anything changes, ChatGPT has to ask again.
If a prospect writes again after ChatGPT drafted a reply, the send is skipped so you don’t answer an old message.

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What ChatGPT can’t do

  • Raise daily limits, change working hours, or connect and disconnect senders
  • Manage members or billing
  • Send LinkedIn messages or invitations outside a sequence or an existing conversation
  • Get around blacklists, caps or reply-stop
  • Send an AI-written line nobody approved. It can write them and show them to you; approving is yours.

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Usage limits

Per person, per hour: 600 reads, 120 changes, 60 bulk actions and 20 confirmed actions. Per day: 300 sends and 500 AI drafts. The limits are counted per person, so they’re shared between Claude and ChatGPT. If ChatGPT says it’s being rate-limited, wait a little and try again.

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Q: I can’t sign in, or the plugin stopped working

  • Check the URL ends in /mcp-chatgpt.
  • Open GrowthxAI Outreach at chatgpt.com/plugins and reconnect it. If that doesn’t help, remove the plugin and add it again with the URL above.
  • Start a new chat afterwards, and add the plugin from the tools menu again.
Any drafts that weren’t sent are still in your chat, so nothing is lost.