Breeze
Shows your organization's security posture, integrations, scans and risky entities from Breeze in ChatGPT.
What Breeze can do in ChatGPT
Explore security posture and entity risk by asking.
Risky AI Agents
List the AI agents and entities with the highest risk.
New Risk Alerts
See high-risk entities that were added recently.
Security Posture
Get an overview of how your organization's security stands.
Scan Status
Check how your security scans are progressing.
Integrations And Tenants
See which integrations and tenants are connected.
You stay in control
You approve access, and you can disconnect Breeze at any time.
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What Breeze does in ChatGPT
The Breeze plugin lets signed-in users look at their organization's security setup in Breeze from inside ChatGPT. You can ask how things stand overall, which integrations are connected, how scans are going and which tenants exist, and get the answer in the chat.
A large part of the listing is about risk data for entities, including AI agents. Its sample requests ask for the ten highest-risk AI agents, the highest-risk AI entities and any high-risk entities that were added recently, so you can spot new problems quickly.
The listing is short and does not say whether Breeze can change anything, so treat it as a way to explore and ask questions about your Breeze data. It also works in Codex, according to the listing, and you need to be signed in to Breeze.
Who it is for
- Security teams using Breeze
- Teams tracking AI agent risk
- IT admins checking scan coverage
How to add Breeze to ChatGPT
- Open the Breeze listing in ChatGPT ↗.
- Click Install plugin.
- Sign in to your Breeze account when asked and approve the access it requests.
- Start a chat and ask for what you need, mentioning Breeze if ChatGPT does not pick it up.
- To stop, disconnect Breeze under apps in your ChatGPT settings.
Questions about Breeze
What is the Breeze ChatGPT plugin?
The Breeze plugin lets signed-in users look at their organization's security setup in Breeze from inside ChatGPT. You can ask how things stand overall, which integrations are connected, how scans are going and which tenants exist, and get the answer in the chat. It is listed in ChatGPT's plugin marketplace under Security.
What can I ask Breeze to do in ChatGPT?
For example: "List the top 10 high risk AI agents", "List the newly added high risk entities", "What is the status of our latest scans?".
Who makes the Breeze plugin for ChatGPT?
The ChatGPT listing names Breeze Security as the developer. The version listed on 8 October 2026 was 1.0.0.
How do I add Breeze to ChatGPT?
Open the Breeze listing in ChatGPT, click Install plugin, sign in to your Breeze account and approve the access it asks for. Then ask for what you need in a chat, mentioning Breeze if ChatGPT does not pick it up.
Can Breeze change things in my account, or only read?
It reads your organization's Breeze data, including security posture, integrations, scan status, tenants and entity risk. The listing does not describe any actions that change data.
Who is the Breeze plugin for?
Security teams using Breeze, teams tracking AI agent risk and iT admins checking scan coverage.
Does Breeze cover AI agents?
Yes. Its sample requests list high-risk AI agents and AI entities, and newly added high-risk entities.
Does it work outside ChatGPT?
The listing says it works through ChatGPT and Codex for signed-in Breeze users.
Does Breeze see my ChatGPT chats?
When Breeze is connected, ChatGPT may share the parts of your chats and memories that matter for a request with Breeze. What Breeze does with that data falls under its own terms and privacy policy. ChatGPT keeps your training-data settings, and you can disconnect at any time.
How do I disconnect Breeze from ChatGPT?
Open your ChatGPT settings, go to apps, and disconnect Breeze. You can reconnect later from the listing.
What are alternatives to Breeze in ChatGPT?
Similar plugins in the ChatGPT marketplace include Above Security, Bastion and Codex Security. Each has its own page in this directory.
Privacy and your data
When Breeze is connected, ChatGPT may share the parts of your chats and memories that matter for a request with Breeze. What Breeze then does with that data falls under its own terms and privacy policy, not only OpenAI's. ChatGPT keeps your training-data settings for data that comes from connected apps, and you can disconnect at any time.
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