From activation to
your first connected task.

This guide uses real MIMETOR screens. Follow the sequence once for ChatGPT or Qwen; afterwards the bridge remains available on the licensed device while its provider session is valid.

Four requirements.

The bridge does not include an external provider account, subscription, credits or Internet access.

  1. 01MIMETOR installed on a supported Windows device.
  2. 02The purchased bridge license activated on that device.
  3. 03Your own active ChatGPT or Qwen account, as applicable.
  4. 04A stable Internet connection and permission to open the provider browser.

Connect the bridge in order.

Do not run setup before MIMETOR has verified the provider session. The status shown by the interface is the reference for the next action.

01

Select the bridge license.

Open License from the profile menu. In the Bridges tab, choose ChatGPT, Qwen or the two-bridge pack. Purchases finish securely on mimetor.com. After payment, return to Activation and enter the license key received by email.

Check: the license view shows the selected bridge as active for this device.

Real MIMETOR License screen with ChatGPT, Qwen and bridge pack options
License · bridge selection and activation
02

Open the Cloud Brain section.

Return Home and select Cloud Brain in the lower group of the hub. This opens the bridge overview without leaving MIMETOR.

Check: the Cloud Brain window appears and lists the bridges covered by the local license.

Real MIMETOR home screen with Cloud Brain highlighted
Home · Cloud Brain access
03

Select ChatGPT Bridge or Qwen Bridge.

Choose the bridge you want to use in the current chat. When both licenses are present, Dual Cloud Brain lets different chats keep different providers; the provider for each chat is selected from the chat header.

Check: the selected bridge is marked active and its actions become available.

Real Cloud Brain overview showing the ChatGPT and Qwen bridge cards
Cloud Brain · provider selection
04

Launch the provider browser and sign in.

Press Launch Browser for the selected bridge. MIMETOR opens its dedicated browser profile and loads the correct provider. Sign in directly on the provider page. MIMETOR never needs the provider password.

Check: the provider page opens under the correct account and its chat input is visible.

Real Cloud Brain screen containing the browser launch and login verification actions
Cloud Brain · launch and login controls
05

Verify the real provider session.

Return to Cloud Brain and press Verify Login for the selected bridge. This is an active check; a previously saved status is not treated as proof of a current session.

Check: the interface reports that the session is authenticated. If not, use the troubleshooting page before continuing.

Real Cloud Brain status view used to verify provider login
Cloud Brain · live session verification
06

Create or repair the remote project.

Run Setup after login verification. MIMETOR creates or reuses the single project assigned to that bridge, uploads the compact source set and confirms the final configuration. Running it again is safe when the project is already complete.

Check: progress ends successfully and the bridge status changes to ready.

Real Cloud Brain setup interface in MIMETOR
Cloud Brain · initial setup
07

Start a chat and keep the session healthy.

Create a new chat, confirm the Cloud Brain selector shows the intended provider and describe the task normally. MIMETOR sends compatible context to the provider and displays reasoning, local actions and results in the same conversation. To change provider, use the chat selector when Dual Cloud Brain is licensed; otherwise activate the other bridge from Cloud Brain. To reconnect, relaunch the browser, sign in if required and verify login again.

Expected behavior: the chat responds through the selected provider and any compatible local action appears in the activity stream before its result.

Real MIMETOR workspace where a connected conversation is started
MIMETOR · ready for a connected task

Your provider account remains external.

  • Sign in only on the official provider page opened by MIMETOR.
  • A session can expire or be revoked by the provider.
  • Closing the provider browser can interrupt an active bridge task.

You control permissions and tools.

  • Review sensitive actions before allowing them.
  • The bridge only uses operations supported by its current integration.
  • Keep MIMETOR updated to receive compatibility fixes.

Diagnose the symptom before repeating setup.

The troubleshooting page gives an ordered check for browser, login, setup, connection and provider changes.