Hello! Long time listener, first time caller. Had a silly-but-annoying problem I’ve been running into that I thought I might share.
I don’t believe this is currently possible, someone please correct me if I’m wrong. I would like to be able to define either a custom default background/foreground color or other theme overrides to visually indicate a particular GPT that I’m using. It could even be as simple as a GPT being assigned a color upon creation (maybe we can override, maybe it’s random).
The problem I’m running into is that at times I may have 3 or 4 windows open engaged with different custom task-oriented GPTs, and I’ll open up a new chat with generic ChatGPT or will forget to select my GPT, and will begin an interaction that was meant for a different GPT. Having a visual indicator like a border color, background color, or other means of highlighting “this is the window you are looking for” would go a long way toward automatically recognizing which context we’re in, for example default ChatGPT could lack that color entirely, making it really obvious when it’s stock vs custom.
Ideal implementation is something like Atlassian’s UI theme configurator for apps like Confluence, Jira, etc – you can pick every color down to border colors for menu bars.
Another approach might be to give us a CSS override input where we could go to a documentation url and download a sample css file that defines everything we can override with it’s default values, then we can upload our customized version in the GPT editor. That would work for me, but maybe not everybody.
MVP would be something like maybe a slight hue to the page’s background color indicating it’s a GPT, with different colors for different GPTs, or a different color scheme to the input field or a colorful border or something like that — something that is automatic and not really anything to be customized.
(I suppose I could just write a greasemonkey script to tweak background color based on URL, but I figured more people might find this useful. Hopefully I’m putting this in the right place.)