Model Context Protocol

Seam for ChatGPT & Codex

Search Seam's developer docs, browse 1000+ device models from 39+ manufacturers, and verify which capabilities each device supports — all directly inside ChatGPT and Codex.

Connect to ChatGPT

Read the Docs

Check Schlage SmartThings compatibility⌄

+Default permissions⌄

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What It Does

A Seam Expert, Inside ChatGPT & Codex

The Seam MCP server gives ChatGPT and Codex live access to Seam's complete documentation and device database — so you can build integrations, debug code, and pick the right hardware without ever leaving the chat.

Search API Docs

Semantic search across Seam's complete developer documentation — API references, integration guides, and capability guides — answered with citations.

Browse Device Database

Look up 1000+ supported device models across smart locks, thermostats, access control systems, and sensors from 39+ manufacturers.

Check Device Capabilities

Instantly verify feature support — access codes, remote unlock, mobile keys, HVAC control — by manufacturer and model.

Example Prompts

Try Asking ChatGPT or Codex

Once connected, ChatGPT and Codex can answer questions about the Seam API and supported devices, then write the code to wire it up. Here are a few prompts to get you started.

Ask ChatGPT or Codex

How do I create a time-bound access code with the Seam API?

Ask ChatGPT or Codex

Show me the Seam API response format for listing devices.

Ask ChatGPT or Codex

How do I set up per-door access grants for a coworking space using Seam?

Ask ChatGPT or Codex

How do I configure ASSA ABLOY Visionline mobile credentials through Seam?

Ask ChatGPT or Codex

What Ultraloq locks work with Seam?

Ask ChatGPT or Codex

What's the difference between Seam's access codes vs access grants vs credential services?

Supported Brands

Ask About Any of Seam's 39+ Manufacturers

ChatGPT and Codex can look up devices, capabilities, and integration details for every brand Seam supports — including smart locks, thermostats, access control systems, and sensors.