Wibble allows ChatGPT, Claude, and the Wibble app origin by default. Other HTTPS redirect origins must be configured before those clients can complete OAuth sign-in.
What the connector can do
The connector exposes Wibble tools for:- Checking your available Wibble word balance.
- Submitting text for a more natural, less stiff rewrite.
- Retrieving recent or in-progress rewrite jobs.
rewrite, then call get_rewrite to retrieve the output when processing finishes. Jobs can take a few minutes, especially for longer text; clients should wait about 30 seconds between get_rewrite checks. Older clients that cached earlier connector metadata may still call legacy names such as rewrite_for_natural_voice, humanize_text, get_rewrite_job, and get_humanize_job; Wibble keeps those aliases working.
Billing
Connector jobs use your Wibble account balance in this order:- Normal Wibble words from your subscription, Sprint Pass, or free account.
- Purchased API words, only when normal words are not enough.
The public API still uses purchased API words only. The MCP connector is different because it is tied to a signed-in Wibble user.
Setup
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Open Connectors
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Copy the connector URL
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https://www.wibbleai.com/mcp.3
Add a custom connector
In Claude, go to Customize › Connectors › Add connector › Add custom connector. Name the connector
Wibble AI and paste the connector URL as the remote MCP server URL, then select Add.In ChatGPT, enable developer mode under Settings › Apps › Advanced settings, then create an app named Wibble AI with the connector URL and OAuth authentication.For another MCP client, first confirm that its HTTPS redirect origin is configured in Wibble’s allowed redirect origins.4
Connect and sign in with Wibble
Select Connect next to Wibble AI and complete the Wibble OAuth sign-in screen. The connector stores an OAuth token, not your API key.
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Allow the Wibble tools
In Claude, open the connector’s tool permissions and set each Wibble tool to Always allow so rewrite jobs run without approval prompts.