Claude and ChatGPT both use the same MCP connection model, just with different labels
philrox_ · x · 2026-07-25
The poster connected the same MCP server to both Claude and ChatGPT and found the experience surprisingly similar.
ChatGPT exposes it as a plugin behind a developer-mode toggle with an “elevated risk” warning, while Claude presents it as a connector in settings. In both cases, the same URL is entered in a form, both can answer workspace questions, and both ask for approval before writing anything. The takeaway: the connection belongs to the user, not the model.
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