Profile
Open the menu from your name in the top-left corner and select Profile. This page brings personal settings together in four tabs: Account, Memories, Integrations, and MCP Server.
Account
Select Edit profile on the right side of the user card to open the form and edit:
- Personal details: name and interface language. The email address identifies the account and cannot be edited here.
- AI Preferences: default agent and model. The agent applies to GESCON conversations and the model to Open Chat.
- Notifications: allows NurIA Labs to send email communications about GESCON updates.
- Security: lets you change your password after entering the current one.
This tab also manages memory profiles. You can maintain several profiles and select one as active to provide stable context to conversations and tasks. See Long-term memory for more information.
Memories
The Memories tab shows specific items that GESCON can retrieve in future conversations. You can search, filter, create, edit, or delete memories and decide whether they are global or belong to an agent.
Available types are:
- Semantic: useful facts and data.
- Procedural: instructions or ways of working.
- Episodic: context from a specific situation or experience.
Personal integrations
Integrations let chats and automations use external services with each user's identity. You can search by category and connect through OAuth, an API key, or an MCP server, depending on the service.
Integrations managed by the organization appear locked. You can use them when authorized but cannot change their configuration. A personal OneDrive connection can also include a folder selection.
Disconnect a service when you no longer want GESCON to use it. This revokes access from GESCON but does not delete data in the original service.
MCP Server
The MCP Server tab shows your personal URL for connecting MCP-compatible clients to GESCON. Copy the URL into the MCP client and complete authorization there.
You can also review and revoke previously authorized clients.
The GESCON MCP server lets external tools edit agents and skills so you can improve their instructions and skills.
GESCON MCP in Claude
To connect GESCON in Claude, open Customize in either Claude web or desktop. Select Integrations > Add > Add custom connector and enter the URL above in the form.
When you add the connector, Claude will ask you to authenticate with GESCON. GESCON then shows the permissions the server will use so you can authorize them.
After you are redirected back, Claude displays the server tools.
Once these steps are complete, you can query GESCON from Claude.
GESCON MCP in ChatGPT
ChatGPT web
On the web, enable Developer mode under Settings > Security and login.
If you have questions about enabling this mode, contact your organization's ChatGPT account administrator.
After enabling Developer mode, open Connectors and select + to add an MCP server.
Enter the URL above and select OAuth authentication. OpenAI again warns about the risks of connecting to MCP servers. Select I understand and want to continue before connecting GESCON to ChatGPT.
When you save, sign in to GESCON to authorize server access. You will then be redirected back to the ChatGPT website.
GESCON is now connected to ChatGPT.
ChatGPT desktop
In the desktop app, open Settings > Plugins to add MCP servers directly.
In the form, enter the URL above and select Streamable HTTP to connect to the GESCON MCP server.
To authenticate with the server, a browser window opens. After you sign in to GESCON, the following authorization screen appears:
After authorization, close the browser window and query GESCON from ChatGPT.
GESCON MCP in other applications
To connect GESCON to another application that supports remote MCP servers through OAuth, configure the server URL and follow its authentication steps. If an application cannot connect to GESCON, email the NurIA Labs team at soporte@nurialabs.com with the error details.