What if ChatGPT could remember how we collaborate?

ChatGPT Feature requests
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Hi everyone ! :hot_beverage: :sun:

I use ChatGPT every day across several long-term personal projects. Over time, I noticed a need that I believe could improve the experience of users who work with ChatGPT over long periods.

Today, ChatGPT offers memory, projects, and personalization. These features are already extremely valuable.

However, something else naturally emerges through long conversations: a unique way of collaborating. Beyond remembered information, ChatGPT and the user gradually develop a shared way of working—preferred explanations, the right level of detail, recurring analogies, a shared sense of humor, and a common reasoning style.

I would love to see a new feature: Collaboration Profiles.

Rather than creating a fictional persona, this feature would preserve the collaborative style that naturally develops over time and make it available in any new chat or project.

For example:

Use Collaboration Profile: “Architect”.

ChatGPT would remain itself while immediately resuming the collaborative dynamic built with that user.

One sentence summarizes the idea:

Today, ChatGPT remembers information. Tomorrow, it could also remember how we collaborate.

Thank you for taking the time to read this feedback, and thank you for building such an amazing product.

Kind regards,

Franck Arnaud

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Thanks for sharing this, @FranckArnaud. The idea of preserving not just what ChatGPT remembers, but how you prefer to collaborate, is a thoughtful distinction.

A Collaboration Profile could carry preferred explanation styles, detail levels, recurring analogies, humor, and working patterns across new chats and projects without turning ChatGPT into a separate persona.

We’re sending this to the team for logging as a feature request. Curious to hear whether others would use multiple profiles for different types of work.

-Mark G.