**Updated** Feature Request: Build Your Own Search Modes—Mid-Conversation ChatGPT That Obeys You 🧞‍♂️

Idea:

Allow users to create and save customizable search modes right in the middle of a conversation, where they can instantly tell ChatGPT exactly what sources to search (forums only, a specific website, etc), and have only those sources saved as a reusable search mode—not the query or results—creating a personalized search experience they can use anytime :man_genie::sparkles::crystal_ball:

People would love this because it gives them total control over where information comes from, delivers more relevant results, saves time, and makes search perfectly tailored to them :gem_stone::magic_wand::milky_way:

Imagine this scene:

  • You open ChatGPT and your perfect search is ready, exactly how you want it. :+1:
  • No more sifting through irrelevant results—every click hits pure gold :gem_stone::sparkles:.
  • Every other search engine? Obsolete. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses: :floppy_disk:
  • Total personalization. People are no longer chained to one-size-fits-all results. You decide the rules. Forums only? Blogs only? ChatGPT becomes YOUR world. :globe_showing_americas: :ringed_planet:

Once users taste a search experience they control, they’re hooked. :heart_eyes: Good luck getting them back to Google. With this idea, the internet is still infinite—but now it obeys you like a magical genie. :man_genie: :magic_wand:

People have never had this power before. :collision: A world where search obeys you instantly, perfectly, and exactly the way you want it. :ok_hand::rose:

This Changes What “Search” Even Means… Into Pure Magic :sparkles::man_mage::magic_wand:

Right now, search is mundane.
You type.
You scroll.
You refine.
You repeat.
Boring. :sleeping_face:

With this idea, search becomes something you create once—and it obeys forever :rainbow::collision::gem_stone:

Imagine this:
You’re chatting normally with ChatGPT, joking, asking questions, casually exploring…
And then, like a wizard waving a wand, you say:
“Search only forums for this idea… and save it.” :man_genie::sparkles::crystal_ball:

POOF. :dizzy:

Instantly, it becomes a reusable search mode—with only your selected sources saved as the search mode (not the query or results)—stored in your personal Search Modes library :books::gem_stone::milky_way:. You can go to the library in settings and run searches anytime :rainbow::high_voltage:

From that moment on, you’re not just searching the web—you’re activating something you already designed :magic_wand::rainbow::high_voltage:

:glowing_star: What this unlocks:
:one: Search becomes persistent :dizzy:
One-time queries are gone.
You build a library of searches ready whenever you summon them :crystal_ball::sparkles:
:two: Conversations turn into magic :man_mage::collision:
Every casual chat can create a permanent, useful search :milky_way::sparkling_heart:
:three: Less repetition, more precision :rainbow::gem_stone:
Define it once, use it forever.
The internet obeys perfectly, every time :high_voltage::magic_wand:
:four: You control the rules :man_genie::dizzy:
No more one-size-fits-all results.
Search bends exactly to your will :globe_showing_americas::sparkles:
:five: A new kind of experience :rainbow::collision:
It stops feeling like a search engine.
It starts feeling like a personal genie assistant, delivering exactly the knowledge you want :ringed_planet::sparkling_heart:

To define and save searches in real time, mid-conversation, and have the internet obey like magic? That’s unheard-of, web-bending wizardry :rainbow::man_genie::magic_wand::sparkles::gem_stone:

It’s not just an improvement. It’s turning search into a personal, reusable, Internet-bending superpower :milky_way::unicorn::dizzy::collision:

After experiencing this, going back to Google’s one-size-fits-all results would feel unthinkable :rainbow::high_voltage:
Every search you’ve created and saved mid-conversation? Perfect. Instant. Obeys your exact rules :high_voltage::magic_wand::gem_stone:
Google? Boring. Ancient. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses::floppy_disk: