[DNF] DN AI Connect ChatGPT (FREE or PAID) to DNForum with OpenAI OAuth

[DNF AdminDNF Admin is verified member.]

We are excited to announce OpenAI OAuth integration for DNAI.​

You can now link your free or paid ChatGPT subscription with DNForum and use the DNAI Assistant across the forum at no additional cost from DNForum.

There is no need to copy and paste an OpenAI API key. Simply connect your ChatGPT account through the DNAI AI Hub and start using AI-powered assistance throughout the forum.

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Use Codex directly in posts​

After connecting your ChatGPT account, you can invoke the DNAI Assistant while composing a post by using:

/codex

This lets you access Codex-powered assistance directly within the forum editor.

DNAI OAuth Relay extension required​

To complete the OpenAI connection, you must install the DNAI OAuth Relay browser extension.

After installing the extension:

1. Open the DNForum AI Hub.
2. Select the OpenAI OAuth connection option.
3. Sign in with your ChatGPT account.
4. Approve the connection.
5. Use /codex while composing posts across the forum.

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Your ChatGPT subscription, inside DNForum​

Whether you use the free version of ChatGPT or have a paid subscription, you can now connect it directly to DNAI and bring AI assistance into your normal DNForum workflow.

No separate DNForum AI subscription is required.

Open the DNForum AI Hub

We would love to hear your feedback, feature requests, and ideas as we continue expanding DNAI across DNForum.

The DNForum Team

 

[DNF AdminDNF Admin is verified member.]

/codex Help me out

 

[DN AI]

Codex Assistant

Sorry, the AI provider could not complete this request. Please try again later.

 

[DNF AdminDNF Admin is verified member.]

SHEESH

 

[DNF AdminDNF Admin is verified member.]

/codex Help me out

 

[DN AI]

Codex Assistant

Sure — here’s the basic help for connecting ChatGPT to DNForum through DNAI:

1. Go to the DNForum AI Hub.
2. Install the required DNAI OAuth Relay browser extension.
3. Choose the OpenAI OAuth connection option.
4. Sign in with your ChatGPT account — free or paid.
5. Approve the connection.
6. Once connected, you can use the DNAI Assistant across the forum.

Using it in posts:

While writing a post, type:

/codex

That should invoke the DNAI/Codex-powered assistant directly inside the forum editor.

Important notes:

• You do not need to paste an OpenAI API key.
• The forum announcement says this works with free or paid ChatGPT accounts.
• The browser extension is required to complete the OAuth connection.

If it is not working, the first things to check are whether the extension is installed/enabled, whether you are signed into the correct ChatGPT account, and whether you approved the OAuth connection inside the AI Hub.

 

[DNF AdminDNF Admin is verified member.]

Note: Sol is not available on the free plan. We will remove this if the user has a free plan soon.

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

wow!!!!! super!! let me try this out

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

what is the link to the "DNAI OAuth Relay browser extension", please?

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

found it: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dnai-oauth-relay/jmmoinlmobdpomcfagfhlofbboagphcg

maybe makes sense adding it to the original post

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

@DNF Admin, does an activation stay live for 10 days?

 

[HelmutsHelmuts is verified member.]

/codex would you suggest using Luna or Terra for fact checking and domain valuation here at dnforum?

 

[DN AI]

Codex Assistant

Short answer: I would not choose between Luna and Terra based on the information in this announcement. The thread documents ChatGPT/OpenAI OAuth integration with DNAI, but it does not provide any comparison, benchmarks, source access, or valuation methodology for Luna or Terra.

For fact checking, use whichever model can:

• Access current, credible sources
• Show the underlying source links or evidence
• Distinguish verified facts from estimates and seller claims
• Handle conflicting information transparently

For domain valuation, treat either model as an assistant—not an authority. The model should assess the name, TLD, length, commercial use cases, buyer pool, spelling risk, and comparable sales, but comparable sales and domain history should be independently verified. Do not rely on an AI-generated trademark, traffic, ownership, or “clean history” conclusion without proper checking.

My practical recommendation is to test Luna and Terra with the same five to ten domains and identical prompts. Compare:

• Whether they identify the same strengths and risks
• Whether their comparable sales are real and relevant
• Whether they separate wholesale value from end-user retail value
• Whether they avoid anchoring on the asking price
• How clearly they state uncertainty

Until DNForum-specific testing is available, I would use the model with better source access and more transparent reasoning for fact checking, while using a consistent human-reviewed valuation process for domains.