Today, my ChatGPT account received a notification that ChatGPT Connected apps are available to use. I tried it out and found it quite impressive. Here, I noted what I have known.
Requirements
Currently, free users are not supported; only ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise paid users are supported.
If you are a paid user but cannot access it, it means you haven’t been rollout yet. Please be patient.
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Note: Mac App/iOS App is not supported yet; only the web version is supported
You can connect Google Drive/Microsoft Drive by two ways.
Prompt window
Settings
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Once linked, you can open the cloud drive in the chat to select files to upload. If you want to cancel the linkage, just click Disconnect.
File Upload Size Restrictions
Cloud drive file uploads have the same restrictions as local uploads. The specific restrictions are as follows:
- Each text/document size is limited to
512MB, with a file token limit of2M. - Image file size limit is
20MBper each image. - Each user’s file usage limit is
10GB. - Each organization’s file usage limit is
100GB. - Folders are not supported.
Note: File usage refers to total usage, not the total size of files uploaded in a single upload. If file usage exceeds the limitation, an error will occur. You can resolve this by deleting files uploaded in recent chats/GPTs.
Will the Files Be Used for Training Models?
If you are a Team/Enterprise user, no worry.
If you are an Plus user, you need to manually turn off the switch to prevent your content from being used for model training.
My User Experience
Connected App only enhances GPT file uploads so far. The files’ resource is no longer the local but from remote cloud drive. With this feature, users can directly upload cloud drive files to GPT and then use the Code Interpreter for file analysis.
That’s all I know for now. If you already have the access, have a try.