Bring your work into the conversation.
ChatGPT reviews the work. ShowYourPhysics keeps the learning record.
Checking your connection…
Your physics notebook.
Sign in to keep your work, questions, and reflections together.
Joining the pilot? Open the invitation provided by the project owner. How your journal data is used
Connect this journal?
You are connecting the notebook of to .
Only your journal is shared. Uploaded work will enter your ChatGPT conversation when you request it; your ChatGPT data settings then apply. You can revoke access from your journal at any time.
Connect once. Return whenever you need.
- In ChatGPT, open Plugins ↗ and choose + → Add custom MCP server. The option depends on your account and workspace.
- Name it ShowYourPhysics. Enter this server address and choose OAuth:Let ChatGPT register its OAuth client automatically when offered.
https://showyourphysics.com/mcp - Create the plugin, sign in to your journal, and allow the connection. Install or enable it, then select it with @ in a new chat.
- Ask: “Find my latest ShowYourPhysics attempt. Read the photo, use the sample rubric, and help me understand my first mistake.”
- After discussing it, ask: “Save the review and our agreed next step to my journal.” Return here and refresh to see it.
There is no AI API key to enter. Your ChatGPT allowance applies. If custom MCP setup is unavailable on your account, the journal still works, but this integration cannot be enabled until your account supports it.
These are practice assessments, labeled as provisional AI feedback. All three pilot problems and rubrics are illustrative sample material.
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