Hi all —
I’m not a professional programmer, though I have developed and sold a successful software product in the past.
Lately, I’ve been using Claude 3.7 to help me build my first mobile app. As the project has grown in complexity, I’ve come to rely more and more on the web version of ChatGPT (GPT-4-turbo with memory) — not as a coder, but as my system architect, thought partner, and project manager.
It’s been an incredible experience. But as you can imagine, there are still plenty of gaps — and even with two AIs in the mix, there are areas where both tools struggle.
My Holy Grail:
What I really want is a way for ChatGPT (web version) to access my codebase in real time — ideally so it can:
- Monitor and review changes as I work with Claude
- Provide proactive architectural feedback
- Act as a second set of eyes during critical refactors
I’m aware of solutions involving OpenAPI schemas and GitHub access, but they all seem designed for one-off fetches or plugin-style integrations — not a persistent, high-context analyst like the online version of ChatGPT.
I want to bridge these two worlds:
- Claude, who has file access but no long-term memory
- ChatGPT, who has deep memory and context, but no direct access to files
If anyone has managed to rig up something like this — or even has theoretical ideas for how it could work — I would love to hear them.
Thanks in advance!