You can connect xTiles to ChatGPT to let AI take actions directly in your workspace — without switching between apps. Describe what you need and ChatGPT handles it inside xTiles.
Through this connection, ChatGPT will be able to:
Read content from your projects
Read and write to your Planner
Create, update (schedule, assign members and priority), and delete tasks
Search projects and users
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There are two ways to connect. Method 1 is the fastest. Choose Method 2 if you'd rather set things up manually.
Connect through xTiles
Method 1 — Quick connect (recommended)
This is the fastest way to connect, using a direct link to the ready-made xTiles connector.
Click the connect link: Connect xTiles to ChatGPT
The xTiles plugin window opens in ChatGPT. Click Connect.
Sign in with your xTiles account.
Enable the xTiles connector in your chat (see below), then try a prompt.
Method 2 — Manual connect (custom connector)
Use this method if Method 1 doesn't work for you, or if you prefer to set things up manually.
Setting the connection up step by step:
In ChatGPT, go to Plugins and click the "+" near the search bar.
Shortcut: Open custom connector setup to skip straight to this screen.
Configure the connector:
Name: xTiles
Server URL (Connection):
https://mcp.xtiles.app/mcpCheck "I understand and want to continue"
Click Create
On the next screen, click Sign in with xTiles.
Enable the xTiles connector in your chat (see below), then try a prompt.
Enable the connector in your chat
In any chat, click the "+" button on the left side of the input, hover over "More," and make sure the xTiles connector is selected for that chat.
Or simply type @xTiles in the message field to add it directly.
Test your connection
Start a new chat, confirm that the xTiles connector is enabled, and try this prompt:
"What projects do I have in xTiles?"
If ChatGPT lists your projects, you're all set!
Get started
From here, you can ask ChatGPT to read, organize, and update your workspace. Here are a few prompts to try:
"Show me all tasks I have due this week in xTiles"
"Create a task in my [project name] project for tomorrow"
"Summarize the content of my [project name] project"
"What did I add to my Planner today?"
Looking for more ideas? Explore xtiles.app/en/imagine for ready-to-use prompts and use cases to inspire your own workflows.