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Add Okiela as a custom MCP connector

Okiela runs its own MCP server. Your assistant can then read a public product page and turn numbers you supply into profit per order, a discount ceiling, and the order value where free shipping stops losing money — arithmetic only, never an estimated uplift.

Okiela MCP server URL

https://app.okiela.io/mcp

Connector status right now

Checking…

Asking the endpoint, its public metadata and the sign-in discovery document.

Tool counts are declared by this release and only visible to your own assistant after sign-in.

Read this before you start

  • Okiela is not listed in ChatGPT's or Claude's app directory. It is a custom MCP server you add by URL yourself.
  • Custom MCP connectors are not available on every plan. In ChatGPT they live behind Developer mode, and on business, enterprise and education workspaces a workspace admin has to allow them first. In Claude they are a paid-plan feature, and on Team and Enterprise an owner has to enable custom connectors. If you cannot find the setting, that is the reason — nothing on this page will unblock it.
  • You sign in with an Okiela account during the connection, and approve the connector on a consent screen. The assistant then works only on numbers you give it.
  • The connector cannot read your Shopify store. Store reads happen only inside your Shopify admin, in Okiela itself.

ChatGPT

  1. Open Settings → Apps & Connectors, open the advanced or developer settings and turn on Developer mode. Read the risk notice shown there. If the toggle is absent, your plan or your workspace admin does not allow custom connectors.
  2. Choose Create (or Add custom connector) in that same Connectors screen. There is no direct link to that dialog that survives ChatGPT's own UI changes, so use the button rather than a bookmark.
  3. Type Okiela as the name and paste the MCP server URL above.
  4. Tick the box confirming you understand the risk of a custom connector, then press Create and complete the Okiela sign-in and approval.
  5. Enable Okiela from the chat composer, then ask it to check a product.

Claude

  1. Open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector. On Team and Enterprise this appears only after an owner enables custom connectors.
  2. Name it Okiela, paste the MCP server URL above, and press Add.
  3. Complete the Okiela sign-in and approve the connector.
  4. Enable the connector in the chat composer, then ask Claude to check a product.

Claude Code

Run this once in a terminal

claude mcp add --scope user --transport http okiela 'https://app.okiela.io/mcp'
  1. Run the command above in a terminal.
  2. Start Claude Code and run /mcp to confirm okiela is connected, and to sign in when prompted.
  3. Ask Claude Code to check a product.

Other MCP clients

  1. Open your client's MCP server or custom connector settings.
  2. Add a remote server over streamable HTTP — Okiela does not offer stdio or SSE transports.
  3. Name it Okiela and paste the MCP server URL above.
  4. Finish the sign-in and approval prompt.
  5. Enable the connection, then ask your assistant to check a product.

After Okiela ships an update

Most clients cache the tool list from the day you connected. Refresh, reload or reconnect the connector in its settings to pick up the current one, then start a new chat. If the server URL above ever changes, remove the connector and add it again — ChatGPT and Claude do not let you edit an existing connector's URL. In Claude Code, run claude mcp remove okiela and run the install command again.

What the tools return is arithmetic on the numbers you supply, plus what a public product page proves. Missing costs stay missing, and Okiela refuses a verdict rather than filling a gap with an average.