The plugin watches the forums your people post in. When somebody describes the problem you solve, your own AI — Claude, ChatGPT, Codex — writes the reply in your voice. You read it. You send it.
Paste the link into Codex or Claude Code and ask it to install — they have a terminal, so they do the rest themselves. There’s no API key: you approve once in your own browser, then the plugin interviews you, one question at a time. The ChatGPT and Claude chat apps keep connectors in Settings, so those two are two minutes by hand — spelled out below.
Say it to Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app. It has a terminal, so it registers the plugin itself — no settings screen, no API key. If it would rather be told exactly what to run: codex mcp add messaging-quest --url https://www.messaging.quest/api/mcp.
Install the Messaging Quest MCP server: https://www.messaging.quest/api/mcpYour browser opens on our connect page — sign in (the account is free) and click Approve. No key is ever pasted. Then Settings → MCP servers → Restart, which is how the app picks up a server added mid-session.
Setup is an interview, one question at a time: your link, the problem you fix in your buyer’s words, where those people post, your voice. Five minutes, once.
start hereThe desktop app, the Codex CLI and the IDE extension share one config on your machine — install it in any of them and all three have it.
It types the reply into the real box and stops. Publishing is your click — there is no send path in the code to switch on.
Your AI works in your browser, your logged-in sessions. We never hold a cookie or a password — at a login wall it asks you to sign in yourself.
A lead only reaches you if your product is the honest answer to their post, and the draft always says the product is yours. No fit → skipped.
Free forever. Two minutes to install. One word to run. You answer them first — in your voice, with your hand on Send.