NetworkOS in ChatGPT
Install the NetworkOS plugin in ChatGPT and work with your network from any conversation, with worked examples.
NetworkOS is a published plugin in ChatGPT, on any plan including free, with the same tools and the same interactive cards as in Claude. Open the NetworkOS page at https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6ad4dadd7b088191a2d80ab6841cf418, click Install plugin, and approve the NetworkOS sign-in. Then name it in a chat, for example: Use NetworkOS: who do I know at Stripe?
What the connector does
The NetworkOS connector brings your relationship graph into ChatGPT. Once it's added, you can ask about anyone you know, search your contacts, log notes and tags, see introductions in flight, and draft and send warm introductions from your own Gmail, all without leaving the conversation. It's the same connector that works in Claude, and the same capabilities as the in-app assistant, available wherever you use ChatGPT.
Add NetworkOS to ChatGPT
Install it from ChatGPT on the web, on any plan including free.
Open NetworkOS in ChatGPT
Open the https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6ad4dadd7b088191a2d80ab6841cf418 in ChatGPT on the web.
Install the plugin
Click Install plugin.
Sign in and approve
A NetworkOS sign-in opens. Check it shows the account you use for NetworkOS, then click Approve & connect.
Ask for it in a chat
Start a new chat and name it in your question, for example: Use NetworkOS: who do I know at Stripe?
Added it earlier through Developer Mode? That connection is separate from the plugin. You can remove it at chatgpt.com/plugins and install the plugin instead. Developers who need Developer Mode can still add the connector by hand with https://www.thenetworkos.com/api/mcp.
Worked examples
Each example below is a prompt you can paste into ChatGPT once the connector is enabled for the chat. NetworkOS responds with an interactive card you can act on inline.
You ask
“Using NetworkOS, show me my network insights.”
NetworkOS responds
A network-insights card with the headline numbers: total contacts, companies, introductions in flight, and notes added this period, so you can see the shape of your network at a glance.
Tools usedget_network_insights
You ask
“Search my NetworkOS contacts for people who work at Google.”
NetworkOS responds
A contact picker you can scroll through, each match with role, company, relationship warmth, and how you know them. Pick someone to dig in or to start an introduction.
Tools usedsearch_contactsquery_contacts
You ask
“Draft an intro between Alex and Jordan for a partnership.”
NetworkOS responds
An intro-confirm card showing both people side by side with an editable, AI-written draft. Adjust the consent model, tweak the wording, and send it from your own Gmail, all from the card.
Tools usedcreate_introduction_draftsend_introduction_email
You ask
“Show me Jordan's detail card, and add a note that we met at the summit.”
NetworkOS responds
A full contact card (role, company, relationship strength, recent touchpoints, notes, and tags) with your new note saved straight to their profile in NetworkOS.
Tools usedget_contact_detailadd_contact_noteadd_contact_tag
What you can ask for
The connector exposes read tools for finding and reviewing (searching contacts and companies, finding intro opportunities, network insights, listing notes, tags, and introductions) and write tools for acting: creating and updating contacts, adding notes and tags, drafting and sending introductions, and recording outcomes. Read tools run on their own; anything that sends an email or changes your data is shown to you to confirm first.
Read tools: search_contacts, query_contacts, search_companies, list_companies, find_intro_opportunities, get_network_insights, get_contact_detail, list_contact_notes, list_tags, list_introductions, get_introduction.
Write tools: create_contact, update_contact, archive_contact, add_contact_note, update_contact_note, delete_contact_note, create_tag, add_contact_tag, remove_contact_tag, create_introduction_draft, regenerate_introduction_drafts, send_introduction_email, mark_introduction_outcome.
Troubleshooting
ChatGPT isn't using NetworkOS in a chat: name it in your question, for example “Use NetworkOS: who do I know at Stripe?” If that doesn't work, check the plugin is still installed on its page in ChatGPT.
“Unable to reach The Network OS” or a sign-in loop: ChatGPT lost its OAuth token for the connector. Reconnect to fix it:
- In ChatGPT, go to chatgpt.com/plugins.
- Find NetworkOS, open it, and remove it.
- Install it again from the plugin page.
- Sign in with the same account you use for NetworkOS and approve.
If the same error keeps coming back within a session, email support@thenetworkos.com with the request_id shown in the error and we'll check the OAuth refresh path on our end.
Privacy in ChatGPT
The connector respects the same boundaries as the app: NetworkOS sends introductions from your own Gmail, and opens full message content only where a feature needs it, such as tracking replies to the intros it sent. See Privacy & your data for details, or disconnect anytime from ChatGPT's connector settings.
Common questions
- Do I need a paid ChatGPT plan?
- No. The NetworkOS plugin installs on any ChatGPT plan, including free, and you do not need Developer Mode. Open the plugin page, click Install plugin, and approve the sign-in.
- How do I set up NetworkOS in ChatGPT?
- Open the NetworkOS page at https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6ad4dadd7b088191a2d80ab6841cf418 and click Install plugin. A NetworkOS sign-in opens: check it shows the account you use for NetworkOS, then click Approve & connect. Start a new chat and name NetworkOS in your question.
- Is the ChatGPT connector less capable than the Claude one?
- No. Auth and the tool surface are identical, and the same interactive cards render in both hosts from one server, because Anthropic's MCP Apps and OpenAI's Apps SDK share a foundation. There is no separate build for either host.