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MCP overview

Connecting the ARGOS Identity MCP server to ChatGPT gives you instant access to the latest developer guide from both the web and desktop apps. The steps below apply to both platforms, and once the server is added it syncs across your entire account.
Only ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise accounts can enable the MCP beta. Make sure Settings & Beta → Features → Model Context Protocol (MCP) is turned on.

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Requirements

  • Latest ChatGPT web or desktop application
  • ChatGPT account with the MCP beta enabled
  • Stable network connection

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1. Copy the ARGOS Identity MCP server URL

  1. Copy the Web URL provided at the bottom of this guide.
https://developers.argosidentity.com/mcp

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2. Register the MCP server in ChatGPT

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Enable ChatGPT beta mode

  1. Open Settings from the lower-left profile menu.
  2. In Apps & Connectors, enable Advanced settings at the bottom.
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Add the Argos Identity MCP server

  1. From Settings, return to Apps & Connectors.
  2. Click Create at the top of the panel.
  3. Paste https://developers.argosidentity.com/mcp and name the connector argosidentity.
  4. Change Authentication to No authentication, then click Create.
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Verify the connection

  1. Start a new chat and open Connectors → MCP in the left sidebar.
  2. Confirm that argosidentity is listed, then try a prompt like @argosidentity "Summarize the MCP connector setup guide" to ensure it responds.
If the reply cites ARGOS Identity documentation, the connector is working.

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2-1. Screen walkthrough

Selecting Settings from the lower-left profile menu in ChatGPT

1. Select Settings from the lower-left profile menu

Apps & Connectors panel highlighting the Advanced settings option

2. Open Apps & Connectors and enable Advanced settings

Developer mode toggle switched on inside the Apps & Connectors settings

3. Turn on Developer mode

Create button highlighted inside the Apps & Connectors panel

4. Click Create at the top of the Apps & Connectors panel

New Connector dialog showing fields for name, description, and MCP server URL

5. Enter the ARGOS Identity MCP server details

Connector list showing argosidentity as active

6. Check that argosidentity is connected

Connectors panel in Developer mode listing argosidentity

7. Confirm argosidentity appears in the Connectors list

ChatGPT conversation demonstrating an MCP-backed question

8. Ask a question through the MCP connector

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3. Use the connector (prompt examples)

  • Always prefix detailed questions with @argosidentity MCP to ensure the correct source is used.
  • Remember that deleting the connector on one platform removes it everywhere because the settings sync per account.
"Hi, I'm a KYC Compliance Manager of Fintech compnay, 
I'm interested in integrating KYC process in our application, can you tell me about ARGOS Identity's product?"
ChatGPT conversation result, demonstrating an MCP-backed question

Example response from ARGOS Identity MCP

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4. Troubleshooting

  • Confirm you are on ChatGPT Plus, Team, or Enterprise.
  • Clear your browser cache and sign in again.
  • Check Settings & Beta → About to verify that the client version is 2024.11 or later.
  • Remove any trailing slash (/) from the URL and save again.
  • Ensure developers.argosidentity.com is not blocked by your firewall.
  • If you still get no response after 5 minutes, click Reconnect in the connector list to refresh the session.
  • Connector settings sync at the account level, so deleting it on one platform removes it everywhere.
ChatGPT responses are AI-generated references and may not always be precise. If anything looks incorrect or needs confirmation, contact the ARGOS Identity support channel directly.

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Next steps

  • Explore additional prompt strategies in the Developer-Guide-MCP section.
  • Combine ChatGPT Custom Instructions with MCP to keep answers aligned with your internal style.
  • While developing, attach MCP to tools like Cursor so you can pull documentation without leaving the IDE.