Each compatible client connects to the same Botway server. Your assistant’s connector settings handle its side of the connection.
Custom connection
ChatGPT
Open the custom app or connector settings, add Botway’s server address, and choose OAuth. Sign in to Botway and approve the account and permissions.
Use a workspace or plan that permits custom remote MCP apps. Your workspace administrator may need to enable access.
Official setup documentation ↗Remote MCP
Codex
Add Botway as an HTTP MCP server. Start its OAuth sign-in, then review access in Botway.
Use the remote MCP connection settings in your Codex client. Native browser sign-in returns to a local callback.
Official setup documentation ↗Custom connector
Claude
In Claude’s connector settings, add a custom remote connector with Botway’s server address. Connect and complete Botway sign-in.
Custom connector availability depends on your Claude account and workspace policy.
Official setup documentation ↗Custom app / developer mode
Gemini
Where available, add Botway as a custom MCP app in Gemini Developer Mode, then complete OAuth. Gemini CLI can use the same HTTP server and OAuth discovery.
Google documents custom MCP apps and Developer Mode. Access and app review vary by account. Botway is not claiming a Google marketplace listing.
Official setup documentation ↗Custom remote connector
Perplexity
Add a custom remote connector, enter Botway’s server address, select OAuth, and review the requested Botway permissions.
Use an account with custom remote connectors enabled. Organization policies may restrict connections.
Official setup documentation ↗Custom MCP connector
Mistral Le Chat
Register Botway’s remote MCP server as a custom connector, choose OAuth, and sign in to Botway.
Custom connectors may require workspace or administrator setup in Mistral’s connector settings.
Official setup documentation ↗