Apex in
ChatGPT and Claude
Work on your A/B tests from the chat you already use. No terminal.
What is new
Apex now works inside ChatGPT and Claude. Connect it once, and the chat you already use can see your experiments, your live pages and your results.
Ask how a test is doing, have the chat draft the next one and read the result, without switching tools for every question. A test still goes live in Apex, and a person approves it.
What you can do with it
- Ask: which tests are live, which are still collecting data and how each one is doing.
- Live pages: look at the pages your tests run on, so the chat talks about your real page.
- Build: describe a test in your own words, for example an easy A/B test on your home page, and the chat drafts it in Apex.
- Launch: set the primary goal and approve the launch in Apex. Nothing goes live from the chat alone.
- Read: the verdict, the lift and the confidence of a finished test, and what moved per device.
Setup
Connected in four steps
No terminal, no code. Works in ChatGPT and in Claude.
Add a custom MCP server
In ChatGPT or Claude, open your connectors and choose Add custom MCP server.
Name
Apex
Server address
Apex MCP address
Name it Apex
Call it Apex and paste the Apex server address.
Connect to Apex
Continue to ApexContinue to Apex
Sign in to Apex. The chat asks once to connect.
Shop
Your store
CancelApprove connection
Pick your shop and approve
Choose the shop the chat may work on and approve the connection.
In the chat
Ask, build and read
Your experiments, your live pages and your results, from the chat you already use.
Ask
How are my experiments running?
Apex
Home page test, live
Two variants, still collecting data
Apex answers from your account: which tests are live and how far each one is.
Build
Create an easy A/B test on my home page.
Apex
DraftHome page test
Set a primary goal, then approve the launch in Apex.
The chat drafts the test in Apex. You set the goal and approve the launch.
Read
How did my A/B test perform?
Apex
Verdict, lift and confidence
What moved per device
When a test is done, the chat sums up the result, just like the results page.
Good to know
The chat drafts a test; people check it and decide when it goes live in Apex.
Developers can do the same from the terminal with the Apex CLI.