My GPT "Meeting Assistant" Disappeared from Explore GPTs - Any Ideas?

GPT builders Plugins / Actions builders
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Hi everyone,

I’m a bit puzzled and hoping someone might be able to offer some insight. I built a custom GPT called “Meeting Assistant” that helps people connect to online meetings and automatically capture transcriptions. It’s been live and available on the Explore page for a while, and I’ve got some people starting using it.

However, I noticed recently that it’s no longer showing up in the Explore GPTs list. I haven’t received any notifications or warnings about a potential issue, so I’m not sure what might have happened. The GPT itself is still working perfectly fine – people can still access it by a direct link.

I’m really keen to understand why it might have been removed from Explore GPTs. Has anyone else experienced something similar? Any suggestions on how I can troubleshoot this or get in touch with OpenAI support to understand what happened and potentially get it reinstated?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Hello,

Assuming you are working at chatgpt.com, here is what I did to re-create possible issue and find a solution.

You can hide GPTs by clicking the three little dots if you dont need it anymore for quick access.

A sidebar menu in an application interface displays various options, with "App Architect and Coder" selected and a tooltip showing "Hide from sidebar." (Captioned by AI)
A sidebar menu in an application interface displays various options, with "App Architect and Coder" selected and a tooltip showing "Hide from sidebar." (Captioned by AI)637×548 41.6 KB

Click on “Explore GPTs”

A sidebar menu displays various options including ChatGPT, Sora, Library (with 39 notifications), Actions, SQL, Monday, App, and a highlighted "Explore GPTs" button at the bottom. (Captioned by AI)
A sidebar menu displays various options including ChatGPT, Sora, Library (with 39 notifications), Actions, SQL, Monday, App, and a highlighted "Explore GPTs" button at the bottom. (Captioned by AI)253×459 27.3 KB

Click “My GPTs,” on the top right and your models should appear on the following screen.

The image shows the "GPTs" section of the ChatGPT interface, where users can discover and create custom versions of ChatGPT, with a menu bar on the left listing different features and a search bar for GPTs in the center. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows the "GPTs" section of the ChatGPT interface, where users can discover and create custom versions of ChatGPT, with a menu bar on the left listing different features and a search bar for GPTs in the center. (Captioned by AI)1629×470 52.4 KB

If you were able to find your model and open it, you can then click the drop down on the top left and click “About.”

The image shows the ChatGPT interface with the "App Architect and Coder" GPT selected, highlighting its "About" section, and describing it as a full-stack development pro for web-app creation. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows the ChatGPT interface with the "App Architect and Coder" GPT selected, highlighting its "About" section, and describing it as a full-stack development pro for web-app creation. (Captioned by AI)1254×470 68.5 KB

Lastly,click the three little dots and pin it. “Keep in sidebar.”

A profile page for "App Architect and Coder" highlights full-stack development expertise for web-app creation, with over 100 programming-related conversations. (Captioned by AI)
A profile page for "App Architect and Coder" highlights full-stack development expertise for web-app creation, with over 100 programming-related conversations. (Captioned by AI)839×524 55.6 KB

Additionally, if you can access using “direct link,” you should be able to do the last two steps I showed.

Hope this helps!

Jorge.