Orca Knows for ChatGPT
Ask ChatGPT about any AI tool and it can pull Orca’s sourced prices, alternatives and confirmed changes. The same app works in Codex.
Coming soon to ChatGPT’s plugin directoryOrca is waiting for ChatGPT’s review. Once it’s listed, it’s one click on every plan. On Pro or Business you can add it yourself now:
- Open Plugins in ChatGPT on the web. Custom servers work on Pro and on Business, Enterprise and Edu (where an admin adds them). Free and Plus need Orca’s directory listing, which is coming.
- Press +, then Add custom MCP server. Name it Orca Knows, paste https://mcp.orcaknows.ai/mcp under Connection, choose No authentication, and confirm you trust it.
- Press Create as a plugin, then install it. Then ask as usual, or type @Orca Knows to call it directly.
https://mcp.orcaknows.ai/mcp
1 of 5 · On orcaknows.ai, press Add to ChatGPT.
Add to ChatGPTFor ChatGPT on the web and phone, once Orca is in ChatGPT’s plugin directory. Codex uses the same plugins.
- On orcaknows.ai, press Add to ChatGPT.
- ChatGPT opens Orca’s plugin page. Press Install plugin.
- Installed.
- Type @Orca Knows to call it directly, or just ask.
- ChatGPT shows Orca’s comparison, with sources.
In Codex
- Once ChatGPT lists Orca, Codex gets it from the same plugin.
- Using the Codex CLI? Add Orca’s address as an MCP server (the exact command is checked at launch):
https://mcp.orcaknows.ai/mcp
Then ask ChatGPT
Paste into a ChatGPT chat. No need to mention Orca.“@Orca Knows which AI meeting-notes tools have a free plan?”
“What’s a cheaper alternative to Jasper for blog posts?”
“Did Cursor’s pricing change this month?”
ChatGPT finds the tool. Orca keeps an eye on it.
A free Orca account watches the tools you choose and tells you when they change.