I have been working with a custom plugin for months and this morning it broke. I uninstalled and reinstalled and everything installed OK. However when I try to use the plugin getting an error:
Plugin for id complete-manifest-dc456121a-d965-5e92-1a42-821b459eb7f6 not found
Reinstalled again, and showing this in the console:
While installing the plugin it shows the plugin and imports the json properly, but making a request showing this error!
Refreshing the window removes the plugin
Love what you guys are doing, this happened after the latest update you rolled out, but please, you guys can’t keep breaking existing functionality withe every new update
I too am having this error. Everything was fine and working Monday morning of this week - then I had a demo and this error started. Local plugins are broken.
I just recently gained access to the new GPTs and was able to create a “Action” using ngrok but have not tried localhost as of yet. This is on my todo list for the next few days. So in the meantime if you gain access to GPTs look into a tool like ngrok in order to limp along your projects. Other wise wait?
I wish we had better communication from OpenAI on if localhost is going to be supported, etc. Maybe at best they can learn to communicate these types of changes a bit better to us non whale users?
Either way this new GPT with custom instruction up to 8000 chars is EXCELLENT! The changes have been very well thought out!
Just tried and it doesn’t seem to work unless I’m missing something, but I don’t see them hitting my endpoint, if you put any public endpoint it works, not for localhost, which would be a huge disappointment if they removed it.
Certainly agree about comms, they’ve been really light on their comms which is disappointing!
This was my assessment as well. Unless you have GPTs access then the older code seems to be cut off which makes total sense but we are back to communicating better.
And to add to that, I really like the direction they are going with custom context Per “GPT” of 8K chars is exactly what was needed!