Exciting New Feature: ChatGPT's GPT Mentions Unveiled
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Chapter 1: Introduction to GPT Mentions
ChatGPT has just introduced an exhilarating new feature known as "GPT Mentions." This functionality enables users to interact with several GPT applications within a single chat window, allowing them to combine and interlink responses seamlessly.
This addition is particularly intriguing as it enhances the potential to utilize various GPT applications' strengths in innovative ways. However, currently, only a select group of users has access to this feature, leaving its broader rollout timeline uncertain.
Section 1.1: How to Utilize GPT Mentions
The GPT Mentions feature allows users to tag any custom GPT in the conversation by using the “@” symbol followed by the GPT’s name. This capability enables a fluid transition between different GPTs during a single conversation, adopting an agent-like approach to dialogue.
Check out this new feature in action:
For instance, you might begin a discussion with ChatGPT, then introduce a specialized GPT focused on poetry to infuse a poetic touch, and finally tag another GPT designed for image generation to visualize the poem. The possibilities are truly exhilarating!
Section 1.2: Practical Applications of GPT Mentions
Here’s a brilliant example showcasing the effectiveness of this feature, shared by early user Karthik Ramasamy on X:
Using the GPT applications “Ai PDF” and “Grimoire,” Karthik was able to read a PDF document with “Ai PDF” and subsequently generate sample Python code utilizing “Grimoire.”
Initially, he uploaded the PDF and queried Ai PDF about the presence of any Python code related to a specific task, but there were no examples available.
He then effortlessly switched to “@Grimoire” within the same ChatGPT conversation, requesting it to create custom sample Python code that would fulfill the desired functionality.
This example illustrates how GPT Mentions allows for the creative combination of GPT applications to solve problems effectively.
Chapter 2: The Origins and Future of GPT Mentions
Currently, there has been no official announcement from OpenAI regarding GPT Mentions. The feature was first revealed in a GitHub repository called chatgpt-source-watch by user Glenn Grant (0xdevalias).
ChatGPT Source Watch serves as a meticulously curated repository, documenting the evolution of ChatGPT’s codebase over time. It preserves historical webpack chunks while also providing unpacked, beautifully formatted versions for analysis.
Some users have discovered methods to enable GPT Mentions forcibly by altering HTTP responses, though this can be quite complex. If there’s interest, I'd be glad to provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to attempt this!
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Final Thoughts
In summary, I appreciate the capability to engage multiple GPT applications within a single chat. Nonetheless, as this feature is still in its infancy and not accessible to all users, there are certain bugs and limitations that need addressing.
I hope future improvements will allow us to pose a single question to multiple GPTs simultaneously, simplifying the process significantly. I anticipate that such enhancements are on the horizon.
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