Connection guide

Create website and PDF feedback links in ChatGPT

Give DesignLoop a webpage URL or PDF and get a link for collecting feedback. People can open it to pin comments and suggest copy.

Ask “Create a feedback link for https://example.com/pricing.” DesignLoop creates the review with its first feedback round already open. Open the returned link to leave comments, or share it with clients and teammates. Anyone with the link can view the review and leave feedback.

For documents, attach a PDF and ask “Make this a review I can share.” PDFs must be 20 MB or smaller. Later, ask “Show me the feedback on my latest review.”

Connect in ChatGPT

  1. Open ChatGPT’s Plugins settings and add a custom MCP. If needed, turn on Developer mode under Security and login first.
  2. Name it DesignLoop, select Streamable HTTP, and enter https://mcp.designloop.ai/mcp.
  3. Choose OAuth authentication. Leave client credentials empty to use automatic registration.
  4. Sign in to DesignLoop and select Connect account. You do not need an existing review.
  5. Open a new chat, enable DesignLoop, and ask it to create a feedback link.

Your first review starts the seven-day trial. Your account’s project limits apply. The review card provides Open review and Copy share link actions. The full review opens through its link; ChatGPT controls where cards appear.

The consent screen grants access to reviews you own, including private owner notes and implementation activity. Revoke account access from Connections on the DesignLoop dashboard. An older connection that asks you to choose one review needs to be reconnected to enable creation.

ChatGPT availability depends on account and workspace settings. See OpenAI’s connection guide if the connection option is unavailable.

What you can do after connecting

RequestResult
Create a website reviewA feedback link for a public website or page, with the first round open.
Create a PDF reviewA link where reviewers can comment on the attached document.
Find a reviewA review you own with options to open it or copy its share link.
Summarize feedbackThe requests from the current round, with their supporting comments and screenshots.

To turn agreed requests into website changes, use a coding tool with access to the website project. The coding tool handoff guide explains how to follow progress and review submitted work.

Connect one review to a coding tool

Open the review as its owner, choose Implementation, then Connections, and create a named project token. Follow the setup shown for Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor. The private setup information appears once and grants access to that review. This connection cannot create reviews or read another review.

For Codex, paste the prepared setup request into the task for the website project, then start a new task to load the connection. Revoke the connection from the review’s Connections page when access is no longer needed.

Project access

Closed feedback rounds stay available as history. Start an open round in an active project before requesting new work. You can include up to three screenshots with a submitted change, using PNG, JPEG, or WebP files of up to 5 MB each.

Read who can access and approve your feedback to choose the right connection and understand what stays private.

Try it on a real project

Give the next feedback round one place to live.

Seven days free. No card. Client reviewers do not need an account.

Create a review