Lisbon
4 to 12 October · 4 bookings
TP 224 · SFO to LIS
Departs 4 Oct, 5:05 PM · Economy
Hotel Avenida Palace
5 to 12 Oct · Lisbon
Cervejaria Ramiro
Dinner · 6 Oct, 8:00 PM
Day in Sintra
Activity · 8 Oct
Connect ChatGPT, Claude or Muse to Plot
A few quick steps to get started.
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Turn on developer mode
In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings, then Apps, then Advanced settings, and switch on developer mode. On a Business plan, a workspace admin or owner does this.
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Create a Plot app
In Settings, go to Apps and choose Create. Name it Plot, paste this address as the MCP server URL, and choose OAuth for authentication.
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Sign in, then create
Select Scan Tools. ChatGPT sends you to Plot to sign in and approve access. Once the tools appear, select Create.
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Use it in a chat
In a new chat, pick Plot from the tools menu or mention it by name, then ask it to save your trip.
Custom MCP apps in ChatGPT are a beta for Business, Enterprise and Edu plans, on the web. If your plan does not include them, Plot works with Claude and Muse too.
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Open Settings, then Connectors
In the Claude app, go to Settings and choose Connectors. Pick the option to add a custom connector.
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Paste the Plot address
Claude sends you to Plot to sign in, and you see exactly what it will be able to do before you allow it.
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Start talking about your trip
Claude can now list your trips, read one back to you, and save anything new you agree on. Everything it writes shows up in Plot on your phone.
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Ask Muse to connect Plot
In a Muse chat, ask it to connect to Plot and give it this address.
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Sign in to Plot
Muse sends you to Plot to sign in, and you see exactly what it will be able to do before you allow it.
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Save what the group agrees on
Once the plan is settled, ask Muse to save it to Plot, then share the trip from Plot with everyone coming.
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Find where your assistant adds a server
Most call it connectors, custom connectors, or MCP servers. You need one that supports a remote server with sign-in, not only servers running on your own machine.
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Give it the address
This is the only address. There is no key to paste and no token to generate: signing in to Plot is the whole setup.
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Building something? Read the reference
The full tool list, the sign-in flow and every error the server can return are documented at https://mcp.plot.travel/docs, generated from the running server so it cannot drift.
When you connect, you allow it to
- View your trips, and the flights, hotels and other bookings on them
- Add new trips and bookings
- Change or delete your trips and bookings
Steal one of these
Once Plot is connected, this is all it takes.
Keep a plan you like
“Plan me 4 days in Mexico City in March, no more than two things booked a day. Then save the whole itinerary to Plot.”
Save what you just booked
“I just booked the Avenida Palace in Lisbon, 5 to 12 October, 1,260 euros. Save it to Plot.”
Plan it for the whole group
“Plan 5 days in Lisbon for six of us and save it to Plot as a trip called Lisbon with the crew.”
Check what is missing
“What is on my next trip in Plot, and what have I not booked yet?”
Fix a day
“Day 3 of my Tokyo trip in Plot is too packed. Move the museum to day 5.”
Have it for the flight
“Save my flight to Plot: TP 224 from SFO to Lisbon on 4 October, confirmation K7Q2ZP.”
Frequently asked questions
Connecting an assistant, and what it can see.
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