OpenAI quietly launched one of its coolest ChatGPT features

When using AI chatbots, you’re usually stuck with the chatbot that companies build for you. That’s not bad, as they’re extremely powerful, but OpenAI recently gave its users the ability to create their own custom GPTs. Well, OpenAI just launched the ability to tag custom chatbots in conversations. We’re just wondering why the company was being so secretive about it.

Before jumping in, OpenAI recently launched the GPT store. The GPT store is basically an app store for custom chatbots. On an app store, people are able to create and present their own apps to be downloaded by other people. Well, people are able to create their own custom GPTs and post them to the store for others to install.

Also, people will be able to monetize their GPTs so that they can earn a revenue stream from them. If you are interested in installing custom GPTs or creating your own, you will need to be signed up for a ChatGPT Plus account. This service costs $20/month.

Now allows you to tag custom GPTs.

Right now, when you install a custom GPT, you will interact with that GPT in its own conversation. This is useful and convenient. However, what if a certain conversation calls for more than one GPT to be used? Well, this is something that OpenAI addressed with this new addition. As spotted by X User Dan Shipper, OpenAI just released a feature that will let you actually tag custom GPTs in your conversations.

Say, you are using regular ChatGPT, but you need to access a GPT that specializes in accounting. Well, instead of going to a separate conversation with an accounting GPT, you can simply type the “@” symbol and tag that GPT in your existing conversation. Then, you will get results from that accounting GPT inside of your conversation.

You’ll be able to continue your conversation with the pre-existing context without having to leave it. This is an extremely convenient way of accessing multiple GPTs. For some reason, OpenAI launched this feature without any fanfare or announcements. The company recently went through some drama with leaked conversations, so we’re sure that it’s dealing with that mess.