Use the ChatGPT and Claude connector
What the Terminalia connector can read, the one permission it asks for, and how to revoke it.
What the connector does
The Terminalia connector has four read-only tools. Check Terminalia connection answers whether your app authorization is connected. Find Terminalia data controls returns links to the Privacy Policy, Your data and the connected apps list. Inspect creation engines reads the public engine catalog. Choose a creation engine displays an engine picker in compatible MCP Apps hosts, with a text fallback elsewhere. Sending a selection guides the conversation; it does not launch an engine or create a project. Catalog entries do not prove engines are installed or reachable. These tools do not change your account or return private messages, files, account identifiers, credentials or export content.
Connect it
Add the Terminalia connector in ChatGPT or Claude. If you add it as a custom connector, use the server URL https://api.multiverseos.net/mcp. When the app asks you to sign in, it opens the Terminalia consent screen: sign in with your Multiverse account and approve the single permission, account:read. The app then receives tokens for this connector only: an access token that lasts 10 minutes and a refresh token that lets the app renew it until the grant expires, within 30 days. Neither can sign in to the website as you.
Revoke access
Open Your data and revoke the app in the connected apps list; its grant stops working at once. A grant also ends when it expires, within 30 days, when you sign out of the session that approved it, when you opt out of AI features, or when you delete your account. Removing the connector inside ChatGPT or Claude ends the grant only if that app sends a revocation request; revoking on Your data always ends it.
Privacy
We keep the chosen app, the session that approved it, the permission and the expiry. Your data export includes that grant metadata without credentials, and account deletion removes the grant records. Conversations in ChatGPT or Claude, including anything the connector returned to them, are governed by that app's own privacy and deletion controls. The Privacy Policy describes the connector alongside the rest of our data handling.