No clear path to bridge OpenAI Secure MCP Tunnel with Claude tooling
A developer asks how to connect OpenAI's newly released Secure MCP Tunnel to Claude Desktop or Claude Code, noting it is built for the OpenAI ecosystem only. Highlights an emerging cross-vendor interoperability gap in the MCP tooling space as multiple providers ship incompatible tunnel/transport implementations.
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