Find luxury jobs with an AI assistant
Ask ChatGPT or Claude which houses are hiring in your city. With Cerulean, you can open a listing, check its requirements, and find similar roles.
A search in ChatGPT
A search for client advisor roles at Louis Vuitton leads to an opening at Heathrow. Watch how to check which languages the role requires, then use that listing to find similar work across London. Connect your assistant to try a search of your own.
Questions to try
Start with a house, a city, or the work you want to do. You can ask in English, French, German, Spanish, or Italian.
- “Which internships are open at luxury houses in Paris?”
- “Which watch houses in Switzerland posted roles this week?”
Once a listing catches your eye, ask about the details that matter to you. “Which languages does this role require?” or “Does the house give a salary range?” Open a result to read the listing on Cerulean. Its application link takes you to the house’s own site.
Connect Cerulean
Both assistants use the same server address. Copy it into your assistant’s setup screen when it asks for a URL. You can search without a Cerulean account.
https://ceruleanjobs.com/api/mcp
ChatGPT
- On the web, open ChatGPT settings and turn on Developer mode. Look under Security and login or under Apps → Advanced settings. Your workspace administrator may need to enable it for you.
- Open ChatGPT plugins and choose the option to create a connection. Name it Cerulean, paste the server address above, and choose No Authentication.
- Start a chat and select Cerulean from the tools menu, or type
@Ceruleanbefore your question.
If the option to create a connection is missing, check OpenAI’s developer mode guide for access on your plan.
Claude
- In Claude, open Plugins (called Customize on some accounts) and add a custom connector. In a managed workspace, ask an administrator to add it for you.
- Name it Cerulean, paste the server address above, and finish setup with No sign in if prompted.
- In a chat, use the + menu to enable Cerulean for that conversation.
Other assistants
To use Cerulean in Claude Code, Cursor, or another assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), follow the connection instructions for other assistants. The Search API reference covers the same listings for developers.