Artificial Intelligence
OpenAI adds workspaces and marketplace to ChatGPT
OpenAI announced ChatGPT changes at DevDay that added shared workspaces, collaboration tools, automations, Slack and Teams access, new subscription tiers and an enterprise marketplace with partner software.
- OpenAI announced the changes at DevDay.
- Plugin Extensions let outside developers build interactive panels inside ChatGPT, and users chose which plugins to install and what access they received.
- ChatGPT Space, Pages and Collaborative Slides added shared work areas, collaborative documents and co-editing for slide decks.
- ChatGPT was available directly in Slack and Microsoft Teams through @ChatGPT mentions, and the Meetings Plugin created notes and summaries in ChatGPT Space.
- OpenAI also introduced the Pro 500 plan, Sign in with ChatGPT for 16 partner services and the OpenAI Marketplace, which launched with 32 partners.
OpenAI announced a set of ChatGPT changes at DevDay. The package included developer extensions, team workspaces, automation features, Slack and Microsoft Teams access, new pricing and an enterprise marketplace.
Plugin Extensions allowed outside developers to build interactive panels inside ChatGPT. OpenAI said users chose which add-ons to install and approved the access they received, and supported plugins could also be used in user-made Sites.
ChatGPT Space gave teams a shared workspace, while Pages offered a document format for joint work between people and AI agents. Collaborative Slides was due to follow, and Dot was the assistant built into Space.
ChatGPT was also available in Slack and Microsoft Teams through @ChatGPT mentions. The Meetings Plugin created notes and summaries, and OpenAI said the audio was deleted after the summary was produced.
OpenAI said MCP Events Specification and Team Tasks could trigger actions from connected apps, and that Pro 500 would carry the highest quota. It also launched Sign in with ChatGPT for 16 partner services and the OpenAI Marketplace for enterprise customers with 32 partners.
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Companies
- OpenAI
- announced the ChatGPT updates
- Adobe
- was listed as a marketplace partner
- CrowdStrike
- was listed as a marketplace partner
- Palo Alto Networks
- was listed as a marketplace partner
Products and systems
- ChatGPT
- the product that received the new features
- Plugin Extensions
- let outside developers build add-ons inside ChatGPT
- ChatGPT Space
- served as a shared workspace for teams
- Dot
- acted as the assistant inside Space
- Pages
- provided collaborative documents
- Collaborative Slides
- let teams co-edit slide decks
- Slack
- hosted ChatGPT through mentions
- Microsoft Teams
- hosted ChatGPT through mentions
- Meetings Plugin
- made notes and summaries from meetings
- MCP Events Specification
- enabled plugins to trigger automations from app events
- Team Tasks
- handled recurring delegated work
- Pro 500 plan
- offered the highest usage quota
- Sign in with ChatGPT
- let users spend quota at partner services
- OpenAI Marketplace
- launched as an enterprise software marketplace
- Cognition's Devin
- was one of the partner services
How the source tells it
The article was promotional and forward-looking, with platform-shift language and competitive speculation throughout.
- platform hype the launch was framed as turning ChatGPT into a broader operating-system-style platform
- vendor boosterism OpenAI's own product ambitions were repeated as if they were established outcomes
- speculation as fact the piece treated future competition with other software firms as a settled consequence