Safeguard for ChatGPT
Connect Safeguard’s MCP server to ChatGPT by OpenAI and ask about your software supply chain security in natural language. Query vulnerabilities, SBOMs, packages, licenses, and compliance data — and let ChatGPT reason over your real security posture.
Add this connector URL
https://mcp.safeguard.sh/mcp/openaiThis is Safeguard’s MCP server endpoint purpose-built for ChatGPT. Add it as a custom connector, then authorize with OAuth or an API key.
What you can do in ChatGPT.
Once the Safeguard Security connector is enabled, ChatGPT can call 35+ security tools and read MCP resources and prompts on your behalf.
Query vulnerabilities & findings
Ask about CVEs, severities, and open findings across your projects in plain language — no query syntax required.
Explore SBOMs, packages & licenses
Inspect components, package versions, transitive dependencies, and license obligations pulled straight from your SBOMs.
AI-powered remediation plans
Generate concrete fix plans for npm, pip, Maven, Go, and Cargo projects — upgrade paths, breaking-change notes, and all.
Compare & analyze SBOMs
Diff and analyze SBOMs in both CycloneDX and SPDX formats to see what changed between builds and releases.
SCM integrations
Reach repositories across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps to scope security questions to real code.
Risk scoring & compliance reporting
Surface risk scores and compliance posture, then turn the answers into reports your stakeholders can read.
Policy-gate enforcement
Evaluate policy gates for deployment readiness and understand exactly why a build would pass or be blocked.
Multi-tenant for enterprise
Built multi-tenant from the ground up, so large organizations can keep teams and data cleanly isolated.
Enable it in a few steps.
Create your Safeguard account
Register an account at app.safeguard.sh — or sign in if you already have one.
In ChatGPT, create a Custom GPT
Open ChatGPT → create a Custom GPT → Configure → Actions.
Import the OpenAPI schema
Import the OpenAPI schema from https://mcp.safeguard.sh/openapi.json.
Set authentication
Set Authentication = API key (Bearer), then paste a key from your Safeguard API keys page.
That’s it — you’re done
Safeguard’s 70+ security tools are now available to ChatGPT. Start asking questions.
Using MCP-capable OpenAI tooling instead of a Custom GPT? The MCP endpoint https://mcp.safeguard.sh/mcp/openai is available too — add it as a custom MCP server and authorize with OAuth or an API key.
Auth is simple: you just need a Safeguard account. Create one at app.safeguard.sh if you don’t have one — then just Approve access when ChatGPT asks. Prefer keys? Generate one at your API keys page.
Example prompts.
Bring your supply chain into ChatGPT.
Add the Safeguard Security connector, authorize with OAuth or an API key, and start asking ChatGPT about your vulnerabilities, SBOMs, and compliance in seconds.