ChatGPT

Set up ChatGPT to use Sazabi's MCP server for observability queries and debugging.

ChatGPT supports the Model Context Protocol, allowing it to connect to external services like Sazabi. This guide explains how to configure ChatGPT to use Sazabi's MCP server.

About ChatGPT MCP support

ChatGPT's MCP support enables it to discover and use tools from external servers. When connected to Sazabi, ChatGPT can query your logs, search threads, and help investigate production issues.

Prerequisites

Before configuring ChatGPT to use Sazabi, make sure you have:

ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Enterprise subscription: MCP support requires a paid ChatGPT plan.
A Sazabi secret key: Create one in Settings -> API Keys in the Sazabi dashboard. Select Secret as the key type.

Configuration

ChatGPT's MCP configuration interface may vary as the feature evolves. These instructions reflect the current setup process.

Open ChatGPT settings

In ChatGPT, navigate to Settings and find the MCP or Integrations section.

Add a new MCP server

Add a new MCP server with the following details:

Name: Sazabi
URL: https://mcp.sazabi.com/mcp
Authentication: Header-based
Header name: X-Sazabi-Secret-Key
Header value: Your Sazabi secret key

Save and verify

Save the configuration and start a new conversation. Ask ChatGPT to list your Sazabi projects to verify the connection.

Using Sazabi with ChatGPT

Once connected, you can ask ChatGPT to query your observability data:

Use Sazabi to find errors in the checkout service
What does Sazabi show for API latency today?
Search my Sazabi logs for payment failures

Troubleshooting

Connection errors

If ChatGPT cannot connect to Sazabi:

Verify the server URL is exactly https://mcp.sazabi.com/mcp.
Check that your secret key is valid and has not been revoked.
Ensure the header name is X-Sazabi-Secret-Key.

Tools not available

If Sazabi tools do not appear:

Refresh the ChatGPT interface.
Start a new conversation.
Explicitly ask ChatGPT to use Sazabi tools.