Hey Makers!
This guide shows you how to connect ChatGPT Chat, ChatGPT Work, or Codex to Make, install Make Skills for Codex, and get started.
Connect Make to ChatGPT or Codex to turn your conversations into action in Make. Describe the outcome you need, then build, run, and review automations and AI agents without leaving the conversation. Your work continues in Make with your existing connections, permissions, scheduling, retries, and error handling.
How to connect Make to ChatGPT and Codex
Pro tip: Copy and paste this guide into ChatGPT or Codex and ask it to help you set up Make. It can guide you to the right installation method.
How to install Make in ChatGPT on the web
Follow these steps
Step 1: In ChatGPT on the web, click your profile in the lower-left corner.
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Visit “Settings”
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Go to “Security and login”
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Scroll down and enable “Developer Mode”
- This selection will allow you to add a custom MCP connector.
Step 2: Visit the Plugins page, select Browse plugins, then click the Add icon in the top-right corner. Fill in the form with the following:
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Name: Make
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Description: Build automations & AI agents (optional)
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Connection: Server URL
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Server URL: https://mcp.make.com/v2
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Authentication: OAuth
Step 3: Sign in with Make
After creating the plugin, select Sign in with Make and log in to your Make account.
Step 4: Start using Make
You will be redirected to the Make plugin page. Your Make MCP connection is now ready to use.
Step 5: Start using Make
Return to ChatGPT or Codex and start a new chat. Your Make MCP connection is now ready to use. Describe what you want to build, run, or manage in Make.
How to install Make in the ChatGPT or Codex desktop app
Follow this guide
Step 1: Add the Make MCP server
In ChatGPT or Codex settings, find the MCP section and select Add MCP server.
Step 2: Enter the connection details
Fill in the following information, then save:
- Name: Make
- Type: Streamable HTTP
- URL: https://mcp.make.com/v2
Step 3: Authenticate with Make
In the MCP section, find the newly added Make connection and select Authenticate.
This opens a browser window where you can sign in to Make and confirm the connection.
Step 4: Select your organization
Choose the Make organization you want to connect, then select Allow.
How to install Make in Codex through Terminal
Follow this guide
Connect Make MCP through Terminal
If you want to use Make with Codex in Terminal, run this command:
codex mcp add make --url https://mcp.make.com/v2
codex mcp login make
A browser window will open. Sign in to Make, select the organization you want to connect, and approve the requested access.
Install Make Skills
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Download Make Skills
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Unzip the downloaded file.
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Copy the folders inside
make-skills/skills/to one of the following locations:
- Current project:
.codex/skills/ - All projects:
~/.codex/skills/
- Restart Codex or start a new Codex session.
Ask ChatGPT / Codex to Work with Make
Use plain language, for example:
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“List my Make scenarios.”
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“Explain what this scenario does.”
Codex will automatically use the appropriate Make skill.
Start using Make with ChatGPT and Codex
Once Make is connected, start a new ChatGPT or Codex conversation and ask in plain language.
For example:
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“List my Make scenarios.”
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“Explain what this scenario does.”
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“Build a Make automation that…”
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“Create a Make AI agent that…”
ChatGPT and Codex can both use your Make MCP connection to work with your authorized Make content.
Codex will use Make Skills automatically if you have installed them.
Availability
Make MCP Server is available on all Make plans, including Free.
You can connect Make MCP Server from any ChatGPT plan, including Free personal accounts. Enable Developer Mode, then add the Make MCP connection.
Codex can be signed in with either a ChatGPT account or an OpenAI API key. Your Make connection is authorized separately when you sign in to Make and approve access.
You’re ready to go
You can now work with Make directly from ChatGPT or Codex.
Have questions or run into an issue? Leave a comment below, and we’ll help.
Happy automating! ![]()
Valery from Make








