Can I call someone else's Custom-GPT in my code?

API
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Let’s say somebody built their own Custom-GPT on the GPT store. Can I call that Custom-GPT in a program I code?

2

Came here to ask the same question. Great minds! Interested in the answer.

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No, GPTs are not externally accessible, at least for now.

4

I wonder how the pricing for this would work, if it became a feature. Since using people’s Custom GPTs is free, I was hoping this would be a workaround to build an expensive program free-of-cost.

5

Some of the more advanced GPTs leverage APIs to power the GPT via Actions. You may be able to contact the developer of a GPT and request access to the API or underlying service.

6

there’s a way but it’s ugly - use playwright to make a call to external custom gpt (non-API)

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Using tools to extract outputs from ChatGPT automatically is a ToS violation and will lead to an account deactivation.

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what about custom gpt (gpt+) . can i use it for automation like this?

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I’m not entirely sure what you mean by GPT+, but here’s my understanding of the current options:

  • You can @mention other GPTs within a conversation.
  • Custom GPTs can use actions to store data in an external database, which another custom GPT can then access.
  • You can also make API calls to external AI apps and pass their responses back to a custom GPT.

That said, building workflows that copy chat responses directly from the UI or source code is a bad idea.

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can i still use automation - have custom gpt ui in iframe and sent it prompts?