Beat Breeze for AI assistants

Control your venue from your AI assistant

Add the Beat Breeze plugin to ChatGPT, sign in with your Beat Breeze login, and ask. Every action keeps your Beat Breeze role and zone permissions.

One secure connection

Ask naturally. Keep operational control.

Check zones, current playback, recent tracks, schedules, and alerts

Set volume, skip a track, switch playlists, and undo a temporary switch

Prepare a scheduled playlist change, then apply it with explicit confirmation

Setup

ChatGPT

Add the Beat Breeze plugin

  1. 1. Open Beat Breeze in the ChatGPT plugin store and add it.
  2. 2. Sign in with your Beat Breeze login and approve access.
  3. 3. Ask in any chat, for example “Show me what's playing in my venues.”

No server URL or developer mode needed. On a ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, or Edu workspace, an admin may need to allow the plugin first.

Claude

Add a custom connector

  1. 1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. 2. Choose Add custom connector. On Team or Enterprise, an owner first adds it under Organisation connectors.
  3. 3. Name it Beat Breeze and paste this MCP server URL:
https://ace-music-api-sg.onrender.com/api/v1/mcp
  1. 4. Choose Connect, sign in to Beat Breeze, and approve access.
  2. 5. In a chat, enable Beat Breeze from Search and tools.

Custom connectors are available on Claude Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans. The browser sign-in is Beat Breeze OAuth. Never paste a device token or a player pairing code into an assistant.

If your login has more than one Beat Breeze account, ask the assistant to list your accounts and select one in the chat.

Your normal permissions apply

Beat Breeze checks the signed-in user, account role, and zone scope on every call. An assistant cannot see or control more than that user can.

Revoke from the dashboard

Account owners can open Settings, then AI assistants, and revoke a connection. The next assistant call is blocked.

Put venue music in the conversation

Already use Beat Breeze? Add the plugin to ChatGPT and start asking.