[arthurcolle]

First I think you really want to get parity between the ChatGPT app and some kind of open source client that just interacts with the API. Once you have achieved that, then people could come up with alternative storage mechanisms that work more effectively. I know this is kind of handwavey, but the persistence issues that OpenAI have shown with ChatGPT are really problematic. I've just been recording prompts that are important to me, or prompt templates, but even losing my entire prompt history multiple times (still gone as of today) - I don't feel like it particularly slows me down. I usually use it for what I need, use the output for whatever purpose I need it for, and then go off to do something else.