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Last updated November 4, 2026

Add tradeSteward to ChatGPT as a custom connector and sign in once. ChatGPT can then read your bots, build new ones and run Backticks within the permissions you choose.

The connector address

ChatGPT asks for the address of the connector. Copy it exactly:

https://api.tradesteward.com/mcp

Add the connector

  1. Open ChatGPT's settings and find Connectors.
  2. Create a connector, name it tradeSteward and paste the address above.
  3. Choose OAuth if asked. For client registration, use CIMD (published identity) or Dynamic Client Registration (DCR); leave manual client id and secret fields empty.
  4. ChatGPT sends you to tradeSteward in your browser.

Depending on your ChatGPT plan, custom connectors may have to be turned on first in ChatGPT's settings, or by the admin of your ChatGPT workspace.

Sign in and allow

  1. Sign in to tradeSteward the way you always do. ChatGPT never sees your password, passkey or code.
  2. The consent page lists what ChatGPT asks to do, grouped under Bots and Backtick. Switch off anything you do not want.
  3. If you like, limit the connection to certain broker accounts, or to the bots it creates itself.
  4. Select Allow. Your browser goes back to ChatGPT.

Choose What a Connection May Do explains every permission. You can change them later on the Connected Apps page, where ChatGPT now has its own card with the date it connected. You also get a New App Connected notice.

Use it in a chat

Start a new chat and make sure the tradeSteward connector is turned on for it. Then ask something simple, such as "What can you see in my tradeSteward account?"

tradeSteward's ready-made workflows, such as Build a bot and Review bot performance, are offered as the connector's prompts. Where ChatGPT does not list them, ask in your own words and ChatGPT uses the same tools. Ready-Made Skills and Prompts for AI Assistants and Ready-Made Report Workflows and Resources describe each workflow.

Connected? The next step, Choose What a Connection May Do, skips the other assistants; they stay in the step list if you use more than one.

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