TenQueue in ChatGPT and Claude
TenQueue works as a connector (MCP server) in your assistant. You log in once with your email address; after that, the assistant can create, edit, test and publish quizzes for you.
ChatGPT
- Open ChatGPT on the web and go to Plugins.
- Choose + → Add custom MCP server.
- Server URL:
https://tenqueue.com/mcp, authentication: OAuth. - Log in with the code from your email and give permission.
- In a chat, type
@TenQueueor ask for a playable team quiz.
TenQueue is not yet listed in the ChatGPT directory. Whether you can add your own connectors depends on your ChatGPT plan and workspace settings.
Claude
- In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector and enter
https://tenqueue.com/mcp. - Log in with the code from your email and give permission.
Example prompts
- “Make a live pub quiz for 40 colleagues, everyone plays on their phone.”
- “Add an estimation round about our company to my TenQueue quiz.”
- “Start a test game so I can try the quiz.”
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay for TenQueue inside ChatGPT or Claude?
No. The connector sells nothing. Creating and testing is free; for a live quiz you buy a credit on tenqueue.com.
What data does the assistant see?
Only your TenQueue quizzes and credits, after you give permission. The assistant can't make payments.
Does TenQueue work without the connector?
Yes. Any assistant can write the quiz with the prompt on our homepage. You then paste the answer into TenQueue.
How do I disconnect?
Under Connections in your account. The assistant loses access straight away.
