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Share a chat

Share a chat url with other people which can see the chat history, maybe even ask questions.

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  • Tomato Astrometry

    The only thing i miss from ChatGPT is the “Share” button, i used it a lot. I just need the other person can see the chat history, no need to be able to continue / fork it on my case.

    • Tomato Astrometry

      With the new branching features, is obvious this would be a perfect fit. Hopefully can be done soon?

  • Sapphire Geyser

    It would be great if I could simply send a link to the conversation. And if another user doesn't have a subscription, they could at least open it in read only mode and read it. I do this quite often with ChatGPT.

  • Sapphire Pinwheel

    It would be nice if this gets prioritized. It is necessary for my workflow as a developer. I regularly need to share some findings with my team in the company. This will help T3 chat as well (free promotion).

    • Black Moss

      Exactly this. This is a must-have feature when working in teams.

  • Salmon Pickletop

    I use this feature a lot with other tools (perplexity, chatgpt), so that I can share with coworkers

  • Amber Fuelcell

    Much needed.

  • Bronze Coast

    I'm sharing chats with team each day on chatgpt. Miss this a lot

  • Beige Cascade

    This might be the last thing keeping me from using t3 for everything. I need to be able to share my chats and currently I have to use gpt for that.

  • Red Pineapple

    Essential functionality for me, especially in combination with projects. Sharing a project allows for context and discussion sharing allowing multiple users to interact with a model faster and with more aligned outcomes.

  • Harlequin Bunny

    this will be feature for teams or everyone??

  • Orange Jam

    Who would get billed? :> Are we talking about collab? :>

    • Yellow Oak

      Shared chats are in read only mode but can be forked, is the concept. The forked chat is gated behind if the person has a subscription or not and what tier of access they have, etc…