BloodPanel in your AI app
Find and compare blood tests near you.
Connect the public catalogue to ChatGPT or Claude. No BloodPanel account or API key is needed.
- Open ChatGPT Plugins, select +, then Add custom MCP server.
- Name it BloodPanel, paste the catalogue URL and choose No authentication. Review the notice and create the plugin.
- Enable BloodPanel in a conversation. Availability can depend on your ChatGPT plan or workspace settings.
- “Find blood tests near Naas.”
- “Compare thyroid tests in Dublin.”
- “What does this panel include?”
Developer setup: Codex, Gemini CLI and other MCP apps
Connect the read-only public catalogue over Streamable HTTP with no authentication.
Codex CLI
codex mcp add bloodpanel --url https://bloodpanel.ie/mcp/catalogueGemini CLI
gemini mcp add --transport http bloodpanel https://bloodpanel.ie/mcp/catalogueThe Gemini extension can also be installed with:
gemini extensions install https://github.com/steven-khimba/bloodpanel-geminiOther MCP apps can use https://bloodpanel.ie/mcp/catalogue directly.
Already connected, or missing the tools?
Refresh BloodPanel’s tool list, then start a new chat. If custom MCP connections are unavailable, check your plan or workspace settings.
The catalogue contains sourced example listings. Prices, panel contents and availability can change, so confirm them with the provider. BloodPanel is not a clinic or medical adviser.
BloodPanel returns structured tool data and interaction guidance. Your AI app controls the interface and feature availability.
Search engines and AI crawlers can discover this page, but discovery does not install BloodPanel. Add and enable the MCP connection in your chosen app before asking it to use BloodPanel.
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