ChatGPT plugin

Install the CodeWords plugin in ChatGPT to build automations, apps, and websites in chat, then run them on CodeWords. Paid feature.

Use ChatGPT as the place you build, and CodeWords as the place things run. Once the plugin is installed, you can create automations, apps, and websites in a ChatGPT chat — then deploy and run them on your CodeWords account.

CodeWords lets you build, deploy, and run automation workflows and websites directly from conversation. Describe what you want to automate or build, and CodeWords handles the rest — writing the code, connecting your services, deploying to the cloud, and scheduling runs. Build full-stack web apps deployed to your own URL, or backend automations that connect to Slack, Gmail, Notion, and hundreds of other services and integrations. When something breaks, pull up the logs and fix it right from the chat.

The CodeWords plugin is a paid feature. You need an active Pro, Business, or custom plan. If you are on the Free plan, subscribe to a CodeWords plan first. See Plans and Pricing for details.

How it works

You do the building in ChatGPT itself. The plugin links ChatGPT to your CodeWords account so ChatGPT can create, deploy, and run your work there.

Building stays in ChatGPT. CodeWords credits are only used when something runs — for example, executing a workflow. Planning and building in the ChatGPT chat do not consume CodeWords credits.

What you can build

Automations — daily digests, lead enrichment, scheduled workflows
Apps — internal tools and backends powered by CodeWords
Websites — landing pages and web apps built and published from chat

Before you start

Make sure you have:

An active Pro, Business, or custom plan
A ChatGPT account
A CodeWords account

Install the CodeWords plugin

Open the CodeWords plugin page

In ChatGPT, go to the CodeWords plugin page.

You can also open chatgpt.com/plugins and search for CodeWords.

Install the plugin

On the CodeWords plugin page, tap Install (or Add to ChatGPT).

ChatGPT shows Add CodeWords to ChatGPT. Tap Sign in with CodeWords.

Allow access

You'll land on a CodeWords screen that lists what ChatGPT can do. Tap Allow access.

CodeWords OAuth screen to allow ChatGPT access

In most cases you are connected within a couple of minutes. After that, you can build in ChatGPT and run on CodeWords.

What ChatGPT can do after you connect

Build automations, apps, and websites with you in chat
Read your workflows, runs, and logs
Create, edit, and deploy workflows for you
Run workflows you own (this uses your CodeWords credits)
Save and use credentials you store in CodeWords

You can revoke access anytime in CodeWords under Settings → API Keys.

Example prompts

With the plugin installed, try:

@CodeWords Build me a workflow on CodeWords that checks the London weather and TFL train status every morning and emails me a summary

@CodeWords Create a UI/web app dashboard on CodeWords that shows my team's weekly metrics and deploy it to a live URL

@CodeWords My CodeWords workflow failed on the last run — pull up the logs and fix whatever broke

FAQs

Why does the plugin say it's paid or access denied?

The CodeWords plugin is a paid feature. Make sure you're on a Pro, Business, or custom plan. If you are on the Free plan, subscribe to a CodeWords plan first.