Free · v0.1.0

Install the GBTI extension

The extension is how you sign in, edit your work in place, and publish through the network. It runs in your browser and keeps your GitHub sign-in on your own machine.

Download the extension ZIP · load unpacked

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Install · about a minute

Load it as an unpacked extension

You do this once. The extension keeps working after that. When the Chrome Web Store listing is live, updates become automatic and these steps go away.

Download and unzip

Download the ZIP, then unzip it. Keep the unzipped folder somewhere you will not delete it. The browser loads the extension from that folder.

Download the extension

Open the extensions page

In the address bar, type chrome://extensions and press Enter. On Edge it is edge://extensions; on Brave, brave://extensions.

chrome://extensions

Turn on Developer mode

Flip the Developer mode toggle in the top-right corner. This is what lets you load an extension from a folder.

Extensions Developer mode

Click Load unpacked

A row of buttons appears under the header. Click Load unpacked.

Extensions Developer mode

Load unpacked Pack extension Update

Select the unzipped folder

Pick the folder you unzipped in step 1. The GBTI Network extension shows up in your list and its icon appears in the toolbar. That is it.

G GBTI Network Edit and publish your work in place. v0.1.0 ● On

Your GitHub sign-in stays on your machine

The extension talks to GitHub directly from your browser. We never see or store your token, and you can sign out or remove the extension at any time.

What it does

Three things, once it is installed

Sign in with GitHub

Click the GBTI icon in your toolbar and sign in. Your GitHub credentials stay on your own machine, not on our servers.

Edit in place

Open any page you can edit and change it where it lives. No separate dashboard, no copy-paste between tabs.

Publish through the network

Save a draft or publish straight to the network. Your changes go through the same review flow as everyone else.

Publish with your AI agent

It ships with a GBTI MCP server

The extension folder also carries a GBTI MCP server. Connect it to Claude Code or any MCP client and your agent can publish new content and maintain what you have already shipped, through the same gated flow you use in the browser.

Author from your agent
Your agent can draft, validate, and publish posts, products, and prompts, and check the status of your pull requests, all through the managed GBTI tools.
Signs in as you
A GitHub device-flow login signs the MCP server in as you. Your token stays on your own machine, the same as the browser extension.
Same content, both ways
Edit in the browser or hand it to your agent. Both write to the same files and go through the same review, so nothing drifts.

Publishing is a members-only feature of the extension. The MCP server signs in as you, but the gate still applies: only active paid members can publish. Without the right privileges the publish tools are rejected, so an agent cannot push content for a non-member.

Paste this into Claude Code

Set up the GBTI Network MCP server in Claude Code so you can publish and maintain my GBTI content.

1. Register it as an MCP server. If I have the GBTI Chrome extension installed, run the copy that ships in its folder:
     claude mcp add gbti-network -- node <path-to-the-unzipped-extension>/mcp/gbti-network-mcp.mjs
   Otherwise run it straight from npm:
     claude mcp add gbti-network -- npx gbti-network-mcp

2. Sign me in: call the login tool, give me the GitHub device URL and code, and after I authorize, call login_confirm. Confirm with whoami.

3. Show what I can work on with list_my_content, then use publish_content to publish or update a post, product, or prompt.

Important: publishing is a members-only feature of GBTI. publish_content only works when my GitHub account is an active paid member. Without the right privileges the gate rejects the change, so do not attempt to bypass it.

Questions

Good to know

How do I update it?

While it is an unpacked extension, download the latest ZIP, unzip it over the old folder, and click Reload on the extensions page. Once the Chrome Web Store listing is live, updates happen on their own.

Is my GitHub sign-in safe?

Yes. Sign-in happens between your browser and GitHub. Your token is stored locally by the extension and never sent to GBTI servers.

It did not load, what went wrong?

Two things to check: Developer mode needs to be on, and you need to select the unzipped folder, not the ZIP file itself. If the folder has a manifest.json at its top level, you picked the right one.

Do I need to be a member?

The extension is free to install, and anyone can browse. But active GBTI membership is required to participate: publishing articles, products, and prompts, sharing URLs that earn referral revenue, commenting, joining the member directory, reading member-only content, and the other network benefits all require it. Without the right privileges, the gate blocks those actions. The trial lets you read the community and stage drafts; a paid membership unlocks publishing and the rest.

Can my AI agent publish for me?

Yes. The extension folder ships a GBTI MCP server, so an agent like Claude Code can draft, publish, and maintain your content through the same gated flow. Publishing still requires an active paid membership.

Edit and publish your work in place

Install the free extension, then sign in to start drafting and publishing through the GBTI Network.

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