OpenAI to end support for Custom GPTs in December, migration to plugins will lose some features
The company OpenAI will end support for Custom GPTs in ChatGPT in December. Creators must switch to the new plugin system, but the migration will not transfer custom actions, conversation history, or sharing settings.
The company OpenAI has announced that in December it will end support for user-created Custom GPTs in ChatGPT. Creators of these assistants must migrate their configurations to the new plugin system by the given deadline, or they will lose them.
According to available information, the migration has significant limitations: it does not transfer custom actions, i.e. the connections between the GPT and external services and APIs, it does not preserve the history of existing conversations, and it also does not carry over the sharing settings with which the Custom GPTs were made accessible to other users.
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Why it matters
Anyone who has created a Custom GPT with custom actions (connections to an API, database, or other tools) will lose this functionality unless they manually convert it to the new plugin system before the December deadline. The loss of conversation history and sharing settings also means that full functionality will not be restored automatically.
Two audiences, two different impacts
What this means
For individuals
Anyone using a custom Custom GPT must manually arrange migration to plugins before December, and should expect to lose both conversation history and existing sharing settings.
For a business
Companies that have internal tools or integrations built on Custom GPTs via custom actions risk a loss of functionality after the December deadline if they do not carry out the migration to the new plugin system in time.
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