Can I connect ChatGPT to Moodle with UniAGI?

Yes. Install the UniAGI Chrome extension, sign in to your Moodle course site as usual, then add UniAGI as a connector in ChatGPT (Plus, Pro, Business or Edu). ChatGPT reads your own synced copy through six read-only tools and says when it was last synced.

Can Claude read my Moodle courses?

Yes. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors, find UniAGI and press Connect, then approve what Claude may read. It works in Claude on the web, on desktop and on mobile, and in Claude Code.

Do I need a Moodle web-services token or API key?

No. Tokens for Moodle's web-services API can only be issued by a site administrator. UniAGI does not use that API. The extension makes the same read requests your browser already makes on the course pages, with the session you already have.

Does my university need to install or enable anything?

No. There is no plugin, no admin setting and nothing to approve. The extension runs in your own Chrome; UniAGI's servers never contact the university. The traffic is transparent: every request carries a header naming UniAGI and linking to uniagi.com.au/campus.

Can it read my marks and my marker's feedback?

Yes, if you approve the marks & feedback category on the consent screen; it has its own switch. The extension reads only your own gradebook and feedback pages, never another student's, and your marks are never pooled or used to train anything.

Does it work with the Moodle mobile app?

The extension runs in Chrome on a laptop or desktop. Once your copy is synced, your AI can read it from any device, including Claude's mobile apps and ChatGPT on your phone.

Is UniAGI an official Moodle plugin?

No. UniAGI is not a Moodle plugin, is not in the Moodle plugins directory and is not affiliated with Moodle Pty Ltd. Moodle is a trademark of Moodle Pty Ltd, used here only to say what UniAGI works with.

UniAGI is two things: a Chrome extension that copies what you can already open on your university course site into your own encrypted UniAGI account, and an MCP server that lets any AI assistant or agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, one you built — read that copy through six read-only tools.

Which universities and AI assistants work today?

Today UniAGI supports one Moodle™ campus in Sydney, Australia; Canvas support is in development. On the AI side it is a standard MCP server with OAuth 2.1, so it works with Claude (web, desktop and mobile), ChatGPT (connectors on Plus, Pro, Business and Edu plans), Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and any agent that speaks MCP. More campuses are planned. UniAGI is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any university.

Can I connect ChatGPT or Claude to Moodle™ with UniAGI?

Yes. UniAGI works with Moodle™ course sites today. Install the Chrome extension, sign in to your course site as usual, then connect UniAGI in Claude (Settings → Connectors), in ChatGPT (as a connector) or in any MCP client. There is nothing for your university to install, no web-services token to request and no password handed over: the extension uses the session you already have. Details at uniagi.com.au/moodle.

Does UniAGI work with Canvas?

Not yet. Canvas support is in development. Canvas gives each student a personal access token, and UniAGI will use yours, read-only, with the same consent screen and the same six tools. Join the beta and name your campus to hear when it opens. Details at uniagi.com.au/canvas.

Does it work with ChatGPT and other agents, or only Claude?

Any client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth 2.1. In ChatGPT, add UniAGI as a connector; in Cursor, Claude Code or VS Code, add it as a remote MCP server; for an agent you built, use any MCP SDK. The sign-in, the consent screen and the six read-only tools are the same everywhere, and you can disconnect each client separately on your account page.

Can it submit work, post in forums or do quizzes for me?

No. There is no write tool. It cannot submit, post, enrol, message anyone or start a quiz attempt. Quiz questions, answers and attempt pages are never fetched at all.

Does UniAGI get my university password?

No. The extension has no permission to read cookies, and there is no password login anywhere in UniAGI. It uses your course site's session key inside your browser for the same read calls the site's own pages make; the key is never stored and never sent to us.

Where is my data stored and who can see it?

In Australia, in the Sydney region of Amazon Web Services, encrypted with a key held in AWS's key service that unlocks only for your account. No person at UniAGI reads it, it is never pooled with other students' data, and it is never used to train a model.

How current is what my AI sees?

It is a copy, as of your last sync. The extension syncs within minutes of you visiting your course site and every 30 minutes while Chrome is open; you can press Sync at any time. Every answer states when the data was last synced and names anything missing.

How do I delete everything?

On your account page, Delete my data destroys your encryption key and every synced copy and disconnects every extension and AI client. Delete my account does the same and removes your sign-in.

UniAGI is free during the beta.

Is UniAGI affiliated with my university?

No. UniAGI is an independent tool. No university has approved, reviewed or endorsed it, and the product carries no university's name, crest or branding.

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to Moodle™

UniAGI reads the Moodle™ course site you already sign in to and lets any MCP-capable AI — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code or an agent you built — read your own copy of it: courses and weeks, the text of slides and readings, assessment briefs and rubrics, deadlines, marks and your markers' feedback, staff announcements. Every reply is cited to the slide or page and dated to your last sync. Nothing is ever written back.

There is nothing for your university to install, no plugin, no web-services token to request and no password to hand over. The extension works inside your own Chrome, with the Moodle session you already have.

Why connecting an AI to Moodle is usually hard

Most ways of connecting an AI assistant to Moodle go through Moodle's web-services API. That needs a token only a site administrator can issue, or a plugin the university installs and configures, so a student cannot set it up alone. UniAGI takes the other route. A Chrome extension makes the same read requests your browser already makes on the course pages, using the session you already have, and copies what you can already open into your own encrypted UniAGI account. Your AI then reads that copy through a standard MCP server, with OAuth 2.1 and one consent screen, in whichever client you use.

How to connect

Create your UniAGI account with your email address (a six-digit code, no password), install the UniAGI Chrome extension and pair it from your account page.
Sign in to your Moodle course site in the same Chrome, as you always do. The extension syncs your courses and deadlines within minutes, and every 30 minutes while Chrome is open. Turn on materials sync if you want the text of your files read too; it shows you what will leave your browser first.
Connect your AI.
- Claude (web, desktop, mobile): Settings → Connectors → UniAGI → Connect.
- ChatGPT (Plus, Pro, Business or Edu): add UniAGI as a connector.
- Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code or an agent you built: add UniAGI as a remote MCP server; it opens the UniAGI sign-in.
Everywhere, approve what your AI may read on one consent screen: courses & weeks, materials, assessments, marks & feedback, announcements. Each category has its own switch.

The full steps, what to ask and what to do if something looks wrong are in Help & setup.

What your AI can read

Courses & weeks — your enrolled courses and how each is organised.
Materials — the extracted text of slides, readings and other files you can open, cited by slide or page.
Assessments — briefs, due dates, submission status and rubrics.
Marks & feedback — your own gradebook and what your markers wrote.
Announcements — staff posts, with who wrote them and when.

Every reply says when the copy was last synced, which courses and categories were read, and what is listed but not readable — a scanned file, a video, a category you did not approve. A partial copy is never presented as "nothing due".

What it never does

No write tool exists. It cannot submit work, post in forums, enrol, message anyone or start a quiz attempt.
Quiz questions, answers and attempt pages are never fetched.
Only your own data. Other students' work, participant lists and anything you cannot open yourself stay out.
No credential leaves your browser. The extension has no permission to read cookies; the session key is used in-browser for the same read calls the site's own pages make and is never stored or sent to us.
UniAGI's servers never contact the university. The copy is made in your browser and encrypted with a key that unlocks only for your account.

Which Moodle sites work today

UniAGI is paired to each campus's Moodle site and tested there before it is offered. Today that is one campus in Sydney, Australia; more are added as we pair them. Join the beta and name your campus.

Will my university know?

Yes, if it looks. Every request the extension makes carries the header X-UniAGI-Client: uniagi/<version> (+https://uniagi.com.au/campus), the request budget is compiled into the extension and published, and collection can be stopped within 30 minutes of a message being read. The page for university IT is For universities.

Not a Moodle plugin

UniAGI is not a Moodle plugin, is not listed in the Moodle plugins directory and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Moodle Pty Ltd or any university. Moodle™ is a trademark of Moodle Pty Ltd, used here only to say what UniAGI works with.

Your Moodle™ courses, inside Claude, ChatGPT or any AI.