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Install the StrategyTune plugin from ChatGPT's plugin directory — and what each permission level means.

ChatGPT calls connectors plugins, and StrategyTune is published in ChatGPT's plugin directory — so connecting takes a couple of clicks, with no setup on your side. Install it once and it works in ChatGPT on web, desktop, and mobile on your account.

Step 1 — Install the plugin

Open the StrategyTune plugin in ChatGPT and install it. ChatGPT then offers to connect it to your StrategyTune account — click Sign in with StrategyTune.

Add StrategyTune to ChatGPT dialog with a Sign in with StrategyTune button and privacy notes.
The add-to-ChatGPT step.

Step 2 — Sign in and approve access

A StrategyTune window opens: sign in to your StrategyTune account (or you're taken straight to approval if you're already signed in), review the access summary, and click Allow.

StrategyTune sign-in page titled: Sign in to StrategyTune to continue to ChatGPT.
Sign in with your StrategyTune account…
StrategyTune authorization screen asking to allow ChatGPT to access StrategyTune, with Cancel and Allow buttons.
…then approve access.

You don't need a StrategyTune subscription for this — the connection is free on every plan, and the AI usage runs on your existing ChatGPT subscription.

Step 3 — Check the connection

The plugin's manage page (Settings → Plugins → StrategyTune, or the plugin card's ⋯ → Manage) shows the connection and, under Actions, every StrategyTune tool ChatGPT can use. If the Actions list is empty right after connecting, click Refresh in the Information section.

StrategyTune plugin manage page showing the connection, the permissions setting, and the tool list under Actions.
The manage page after connecting.

Permissions — what "allow" levels mean

The Permissions setting controls when ChatGPT asks you before using StrategyTune tools. There's a global default for all plugins (Settings → Plugins → Permissions) and a per-plugin override on the plugin's manage page. Four levels:

  • Always ask — ChatGPT asks before reading or changing anything.
  • Allow read actions — reads happen without asking; anything that makes changes still needs your confirmation.
  • Allow low-risk actions (default) — ChatGPT auto-approves actions it judges low-risk and asks for sensitive ones.
  • Allow all actions (marked elevated risk) — ChatGPT never asks before using tools. Most convenient, but script saves, deletions, and chart changes happen without a confirmation prompt.
Permissions page for the StrategyTune plugin with four options: Always ask, Allow read actions, Allow low-risk actions (default), and Allow all actions (elevated risk).
Per-plugin permission levels.

The default works well: backtests and chart reads flow without interruptions, while riskier actions get a confirmation. Pick Allow all actions only if you're comfortable with ChatGPT changing your scripts and charts without asking each time.

Managing or removing the plugin

The plugin lives on ChatGPT's Plugins page; its card's menu offers Chat, Manage, and Uninstall. You can also revoke ChatGPT's access from the StrategyTune side at any time in Settings → Connected AI — that cuts the connection even if the plugin stays installed.

For what your AI can do once connected, see What your AI can do. For other clients (Claude, Claude Code, Codex), see Connect your AI.

Something missing or wrong? Email support@strategytune.com.