Om Sacred Space — ChatGPT Healing Connector
Enables ChatGPT to answer questions about sound healing, self-healing, energy work, and Om Sacred Space's offerings through a minimal MCP server.
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Om Sacred Space — ChatGPT Healing Connector
A minimal MCP server that lets ChatGPT answer
questions about sound healing, self-healing, energy work, and Om Sacred Space's
offerings. This is the fast Q&A prototype — content lives in knowledge.js and
can be expanded any time.
What's inside
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
server.js |
MCP server over streamable HTTP, exposes 3 tools |
knowledge.js |
The healing Q&A knowledge base (~10 topics from the live site) |
test-client.js |
Smoke test that calls every tool without needing ChatGPT |
Tools
ask_healing— direct natural-language Q&A (the main one).search— find matching topics (ChatGPT / Deep Research compatible shape).fetch— return the full answer for a topic id fromsearch.
All tools are read-only. Every answer carries a wellness disclaimer.
Run locally
cd chatgpt-connector
npm install
npm start # serves http://localhost:8787/mcp
In another terminal, smoke-test it:
node test-client.js
Try it in ChatGPT (Developer Mode)
- Tunnel the local server:
ngrok http 8787 - In ChatGPT: Settings → Connectors → Advanced → enable Developer mode (requires a paid plan).
- Create a connector and paste the tunnel URL with
/mcp, e.g.https://<subdomain>.ngrok.app/mcp. Auth: None for testing. - Start a chat, attach the connector, and ask a healing question.
Deploy for real (public availability)
For submission to the ChatGPT Apps Directory the endpoint must be a public
HTTPS host (no localhost/ngrok). Good options: Vercel, Fly.io, Render, Railway.
Set a Content Security Policy, store any secrets in env vars, and point a
subdomain such as mcp.omsacredspace.com at it.
Expand the knowledge base
Add objects to the HEALING_QA array in knowledge.js — each needs id,
question, answer, tags (keywords for matching), and url. Restart the
server to pick up changes.
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