cloudtifactPublish from ChatGPT and Claude, and answer the comments there too.
Cloudtifact runs a remote MCP server at https://mcp.cloudtifact.com/mcp. Add it to ChatGPT or Claude once, sign in with your Cloudtifact account, and ask in plain words.
Connect once
Claude (web, desktop, mobile)
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste the address.
ChatGPT
Settings → Apps, add a custom app in developer mode, and paste the address.
The first time, a Cloudtifact page says which app is asking. Sign in and approve; there's no key to copy. You can revoke it from Settings on the website, like a CLI sign-in. Full steps: Connect an AI app (MCP).
What you can ask for
| Ask | What happens |
|---|---|
| "Publish this as a page" | The page the chat made goes to a new space, private to your workspace or public, and you get the link. |
| "What did people say about the pricing page?" | It reads the open comment threads on that space. |
| "Tell them it's fixed and close it" | It replies and resolves, signed "@you via Claude" or "via ChatGPT". |
| "What's in the sign-up sheet?" | It reads the space's database with a read-only query. |
It can do what you can do in your workspaces, and nothing more.
Why MCP here, and a CLI elsewhere
Chat apps can't run the cloudtifact CLI: some have no terminal, and the ones with a code sandbox can't reach Cloudtifact or keep you signed in. Coding agents can, so they use the plugin instead. Both call the same API. See Integrations.