Open source · Hosted OAuth
Run Supaflow data pipelines from the ChatGPT app
Build pipelines, select source objects, run syncs, investigate failures, and manage schedules from chat—using your existing Supaflow connections and permissions.
Recommended · No terminal required
Install directly from the ChatGPT app
Add Supaflow's public marketplace, install the plugin, and connect your account with OAuth—all from the ChatGPT Plugins screen.
Open the plugin marketplace form
In the ChatGPT app, open Plugins. Select Add, then Add a marketplace.
Add the Supaflow repository
Enter the repository settings below, then select Add marketplace. You only need to do this once.
Install Supaflow
Find Supaflow in the new marketplace section and install it. Select Try now to start a task with the plugin.
Authorize your account
When prompted, sign in to Supaflow and select Allow. ChatGPT can then use only the workspaces and actions your account permits.
Use these marketplace settings
- Source
- https://github.com/supaflow-labs/supaflow-ai-plugins.git
- Git ref
- main
- Sparse paths
- plugins/codex
Command-line alternative
Prefer the Codex CLI?
Run these commands in order. Codex opens the same Supaflow OAuth authorization flow used by the app.
1. Add the Supaflow marketplace
2. Install the plugin
3. Authorize Supaflow
Pipeline operations without the dashboard shuffle
The plugin connects your assistant to Supaflow's hosted control plane. You keep the same workspaces, permissions, and operational safeguards.
Work with your connections
Inspect Supaflow datasources and catalogs, then choose the exact source objects you want to move.
Build pipelines from chat
Create and update pipelines using the same projects, permissions, and object selections you use in Supaflow.
Run syncs on demand
Start a pipeline run when you need fresh data without leaving your ChatGPT workflow.
Investigate failed jobs
Review recent jobs and status details so you can quickly narrow down what failed and where to look next.
Schedule recurring work
Create and manage schedules after a pipeline is ready to run automatically.
Keep control of every change
OAuth, Supaflow permissions, and explicit confirmation for destructive actions keep the assistant inside your boundaries.
Try a real workflow
Start with a result you already need
The best prompts name the pipeline, the systems involved, and the objects you want to sync. Supaflow can inspect the available catalog before it creates anything.
Hosted and local responsibilities stay separate
The hosted plugin never installs, upgrades, starts, stops, or reads logs from a private Supaflow agent. It also never asks you to paste plaintext datasource credentials into chat. Configure new credentials or connector OAuth in Supaflow, then use the plugin to work with those connections.
Need local CLI and private-agent workflows? Use the Claude Code plugin.Frequently asked questions
Can I install the plugin without using a terminal?
Yes. Add the public Supaflow GitHub repository as a marketplace from the ChatGPT Plugins screen, install Supaflow, and approve the OAuth request when prompted.
Does the hosted plugin install or manage my private Supaflow agent?
No. The hosted plugin manages Supaflow control-plane resources only. Private-agent installation, upgrades, processes, files, Docker, and local logs remain local CLI operations.
Should I paste datasource credentials into chat?
No. Configure new credentials or connector OAuth in the Supaflow UI. The plugin can then work with the connections your Supaflow account is allowed to access.
Can I inspect the plugin before installing it?
Yes. The package, provider metadata, hosted-tool contract, and usage instructions are open source in the Supaflow AI Plugins repository.
What if I need local Claude Code and private-agent workflows?
Use the separate Supaflow Claude Code plugin. It runs through the local Supaflow CLI and includes the local-agent workflows that the hosted plugin deliberately excludes.
See exactly what you are installing
Review the package, installation instructions, and hosted-tool contract in the public repository.
Open supaflow-ai-plugins on GitHub