Five ChatGPT plugins and one Claude connector run the same maths as the calculators on lorikeet.tools, plus a coach that drafts replies to support tickets. No account and nothing to install: add a URL and ask.
Each plugin does one job and changes nothing: it never signs you up for anything or asks for your email. Ask in your own words and the card shows the result.
Drafts a reply to a customer support ticket, in your brand voice, with a short plan: what to check, what to say and when to escalate.
https://www.lorikeet.tools/api/mcp/replyAudits a public help center or knowledge base and returns a 0 to 100 health score with the articles that hold an AI agent back.
https://www.lorikeet.tools/api/mcp/helpcenterForecasts when a support team runs short of agents as tickets grow, and finds the hours of the week with nobody on shift.
https://www.lorikeet.tools/api/mcp/staffingPuts a monthly cost on a support backlog and shows where the time goes in resolving a ticket, and how much AI could save.
https://www.lorikeet.tools/api/mcp/backlogEstimates what AI customer support would cost and save at your ticket volume, and compares building it in house with buying it.
https://www.lorikeet.tools/api/mcp/roiAdd any of them yourself with developer mode, using the MCP server URL on its card.
Every calculator and Reply Coach in one connector, plus three things the ChatGPT plugins do not do:
The trial and demo tools act only after Claude reads your details back and you confirm them, and each runs once.
https://www.lorikeet.tools/api/mcp/lorikeetOn a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds it first under Organization settings, Connectors.
The plugins and the connector work without an account. This is exactly what they keep, and what they send elsewhere. It adds to the Lorikeet privacy policy.
We do not save tool inputs, results, help center content, ticket text or drafted replies, and none of it goes into our logs or our analytics.
Each tool call records an anonymous event: which plugin and tool ran, whether it worked, how long it took and the kind of client. In ChatGPT it also carries a one way hash of the anonymous user id ChatGPT sends, so we can count repeat use without knowing who you are. No IP address, inputs or results.
To stop abuse we keep short lived counters keyed by your IP address, or in ChatGPT by that hashed user id. Help Center Audit also counts reads per help center domain. The counters expire within an hour.
Reads the public pages of the help center you name, the same pages anyone can open, and keeps none of them. Our server log for each audit notes the help center's domain, how many articles were read and how long it took, never page addresses or content.
Email addresses, phone numbers and card numbers in the ticket and your voice notes are replaced with placeholders, and the ticket is cut to 2,000 characters. The rest goes to Anthropic's API, which writes the draft under its commercial terms. We keep neither the ticket nor the draft.
Support Staffing, Backlog Cost and AI Support ROI do their maths on our server and keep nothing.
Sends your question to Lorikeet's own AI concierge, which keeps the conversation so it can answer follow ups, under the Lorikeet privacy policy.
Sends only the details you confirm (work email, first and last name, and if you give them, company website, workspace name and a password you approved) to Lorikeet's sign up service, which emails you a sign up link. We keep a one way hash of the email for 7 days so a repeat request sends nothing.
Sends only the details you confirm (name, work email, company, team size, industry and timezone) to Lorikeet's booking service, which records them and books the meeting. We keep one way hashes of the email for up to 30 days so a demo is not booked twice.
Our hosting provider also keeps standard request logs for a limited time. For questions or requests about your data, email privacy@lorikeetcx.ai.
Email support@lorikeetcx.ai with the plugin's name and what you asked. Please leave out ticket text and personal details.