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Not live yet, and not yet verified on ChatGPT. The execution connector at https://mcp.usehence.com/mcp is still being built. ChatGPT is a compatibility target rather than the first host, so the steps below are written from ChatGPT’s documented connector flow and have not been walked end to end. Treat anything that does not match what you see as this page’s fault and tell us.
Hence is a remote MCP server. ChatGPT reaches it as a custom connector over the network; there is nothing to install.

Two servers, and only one of them runs errands

A host that connects only the docs server reports success while nothing can run. Add the execution server, including the /mcp path.

Prerequisites

  • A Hence account (step 1).
  • A ChatGPT plan that allows custom connectors, with developer mode enabled in settings.
  • A browser, for the consent screen and for any sign-in Hence needs.
  • Access enabled for your Hence account. You can connect without it; errands refuse until it is on.

Step 1 — Account

Create or sign in at https://app.usehence.com/sign-up. Expected outcome. You are signed in and can see your household in the Hence app.

Step 2 — Connect

  1. Open https://chatgpt.com/#settings/Connectors.
  2. Enable developer mode if custom connectors are not offered, then choose to add one.
  3. Paste the URL exactly: https://mcp.usehence.com/mcp
  4. Complete the Hence sign-in and consent in the window ChatGPT opens.
Expected outcome. Hence appears in your connector list, and its tools are selectable in a conversation.

Step 3 — Verify

Ask: “List my Hence tasks.” ChatGPT calls list_tasks. Expected outcome. An empty list — you have no tasks yet, and an empty list is the pass condition. A clean refusal saying execution is not enabled for your account means the connection is good and access is not on yet.

Step 4 — Your first errand

Three prompts, each with its published ceiling:
  • “What am I actually paying on my debts?” — ceiling: DONE. Hence reads APR, balance, minimum and promo end date at each servicer and returns a table. Nothing changes at any servicer.
  • “Am I capturing my full 401(k) match?” — ceiling: READY for the read; DONE for the change behind approval. It reads the formula, proposes a rate, and changes it only on your explicit yes.
  • “Ask my card issuer for a lower APR.” — ceiling: READY; DONE where the issuer answers in-session. It drafts the request and sends it behind a confirm step. The issuer may say no.
Moving an old 401(k) into a new employer’s plan has a ceiling of READY: Hence fills the distribution form to its review page and stops before submitting, handing you a ready-to-finish form. Expected outcome. ChatGPT reports a task id, then relays Hence’s questions to you and returns your answers.

When it does not work

For your agent

What these docs will not do

No credential appears in these pages or in the flow they describe. No step asks your assistant to act inside the Hence app on your behalf. Signing up and approving the consent screen are your hands only — that is where things stand today, not a rule we are defending.