Using Jibble in ChatGPT
Connect Jibble to ChatGPT for natural-language time tracking
With ChatGPT time tracking, you can manage your time and attendance directly from your ChatGPT conversations. Use natural language to track time, manage time off, check timesheets, work with projects, and access information from your Jibble organization.
For an overview of how the connection works, see how Jibble’s time tracking MCP works.
This article covers:
Requirements and availability
Who can use this feature?
Jibble MCP is accessible to all users, with features varying based on their role:
- Members can track their time, view their timesheets, and manage their own leave.
- Managers can access relevant team information and perform additional actions for the people they manage.
- Admins and Owners have broader access to organization and team data and can manage organization settings.
Before you begin
Ensure you have the following:
- An active Jibble account — sign up here if you don’t have one yet
- A ChatGPT account
Note: No API keys or tokens are required. Jibble MCP uses secure OAuth authentication, so you can simply sign in with your Jibble credentials during setup.
Connecting Jibble to ChatGPT
- Go to ChatGPT and sign in.
- Open Settings.
- Navigate to Plugins > Developer mode.
- Enable Developer mode.
- Navigate back to Plugins and click Browse plugins.
- Click on the + icon to add a new plugin.
- Enter the following:
- Name: Jibble
- Connection URL:
https://mcp.jibble.io
- Confirm and create the new plugin.
- Sign in to Jibble and authorize access.
- You’re all set! Start a new chat and try a prompt like “Clock me in”.
Using Jibble in ChatGPT after connecting
Once connected, you can use natural language in ChatGPT to interact with your Jibble data.
| Category | Example prompts |
| Time tracking |
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| Timesheets & reports |
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| Leave management |
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| Workspace info |
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| Managers & admins (role-restricted) |
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