Write where you already write
Can you work on your AI visibility from ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot?
Yes. Add the Ghostart connector to the AI tool you already use and ask for Ghostart by name. Ghostart tells you what to write next and why, gives your AI tool your company’s approved facts and your voice, and checks the draft before it goes out. The checks, approvals and publishing stay in Ghostart, where your company can see them.
Last updated 11 November 2026
What it looks like
A real chat in ChatGPT with the Ghostart plugin. The company, Fernhollow Mountain Holidays, is an example.
What you can ask
Ask in any chat, in these words, so your AI tool knows to use Ghostart:
- “Use Ghostart to tell me what I should write next”
- Ghostart suggests up to three pieces from your company’s Work, each with the question people ask AI tools and why it’s worth answering. Or it says nothing needs writing this week.
- “Use Ghostart to write my next piece”
- Ghostart hands your AI tool the brief for the next piece: what to write and why, what AI tools say today for that question (whether they name you, who they name instead and what they read), the format, and the facts, words and evidence your company has approved. Your AI tool writes it in your voice.
- “Use Ghostart to check this draft”
- Ghostart checks a draft against your company’s facts and voice: claims your facts don’t back, sentences that read as AI-written, and words your company avoids. It says what to change before you use it, whether you or your AI tool wrote it.
- “Save this to Ghostart as an idea”
- Your AI tool shows you the idea it will save and asks first. Ghostart keeps it in your Library under Ideas, as your own idea to write up later.
- “What ideas have I got in Ghostart?”
- Ghostart lists your unused ideas and the ideas your company has shared with you. Pick one and ask for a brief for it.
- “Send this draft to Ghostart”
- ChatGPT and Copilot shows you what it will send and asks first. The draft lands in your Library under Drafts: in the piece it was written for, or as a new draft in the format you choose. The reply links to it. In other AI tools, copy the draft into Ghostart instead.
Or start from Ghostart
Every piece of Work in Ghostart that needs writing has an Open in button for your AI tool. It starts a new chat with the brief (in Copilot, Ghostart copies the first message for you to paste), and Ghostart keeps a draft waiting in your Library for what you write there. A draft you already have, including the ones Ghostart writes each week, can go the same way with Edit this in your AI tool. The earlier version stays in its history.
Why the next piece comes from Ghostart
Ghostart checks a sample of the questions your customers ask AI tools and records what the answers say: who they name, what they get wrong about you, and where you’re missing. The pieces it suggests come from that record, so each one answers a question your customers really ask.
When nothing needs writing, Ghostart says so. A quiet week is a fine answer.
What stays in Ghostart
Your AI tool is where you write. Ghostart is where the draft is checked again, approved if your company uses approvals, scheduled and published, and where later checks show what AI tools say afterwards.
When the draft is ready, paste it into the piece waiting for it in Ghostart, or ask ChatGPT and Copilot to send it. Ghostart adds what a blog post or answer page needs to publish, such as its title, description and web address, from the finished draft.
Setting it up
In Ghostart, open Settings → Where you write and choose your AI tool. Then add the connector, called Ghostart, and sign in with your Ghostart login. There’s no new account to make. ChatGPT finds it under Plugins; Claude adds it as a custom connector; Microsoft 365 Copilot is waiting for Microsoft to approve it for its store.
The step-by-step setup for each AI tool lists the connector’s tools and exactly what each one can do.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to stop using my AI tool to use Ghostart?
No. Ghostart adds itself to Claude, ChatGPT or Microsoft 365 Copilot as a connector. You keep writing where you already write; Ghostart supplies what to write, your company’s facts and voice, and the checks. You can also write in Create, Ghostart’s own editor, at any time.
Can the connector publish anything?
No. It reads your company’s briefs, facts and ideas and checks drafts. The only changes it makes are saving an idea and sending a draft to Ghostart, and only when you ask. A sent draft stays a draft until it’s published from Ghostart.
Which plans include it?
Writing in your own AI tool is included on the Basic and Growth plans, and on every free trial, whichever plan it’s on. A company admin can turn it off, or choose one AI tool for everyone.
Does my AI tool see all of my company’s data?
No. Your AI tool sees what the connector returns when you ask: a brief, the facts and evidence your company has approved, your voice, your ideas, or the result of a check. It works as the person who signed in, in the companies they belong to.
Which AI tools does it work in?
ChatGPT, through its Plugins directory, and Claude, as a custom connector. Microsoft 365 Copilot is waiting for Microsoft to approve Ghostart for its store; after that, a company’s IT team adds it once for everyone.
Start with what AI says about you
Your free report checks a sample of the questions your customers ask AI tools. It’s where the pieces Ghostart suggests come from.