Claude or ChatGPT for Identity Workflows: What Actually Differs

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Claude and ChatGPT can both connect to the Didit Model Context Protocol (MCP) service, but they access different tool catalogues due to endpoint policies rather than inherent limitations. Claude's connection grants access to 115 tools, including those for direct document and biometric checks, while ChatGPT's OpenAI app surface offers a restricted catalogue of 101 tools, excluding certain operations to maintain tighter data-input boundaries. Both utilize OAuth 2.1 with PKCE for authentication, and neither requires users to paste server application keys into chat. The choice between the two depends on the specific operational needs: Claude is suitable for broader authorized operations requiring direct checks, whereas ChatGPT is apt for workflows that fit public-app review boundaries and minimize raw personal data entry. Both clients can interact with a remote MCP server, but the practical differences lie in the contracts Didit exposes to each, with ChatGPT focused on conversational investigation and orchestration without raw biometric or document inputs.

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