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by totalhack 895 days ago
My best use case so far has been to make GPTs for a particular tech stack specific to a project I might be working on for a couple months. Saves a lot of re-prompting to build context. Seems like they understand this type of use case as valuable since they allowed internal-facing GPTs you can share in the Teams setup. So you could easily create a GPT with access to an internal wiki, code, project context, business processes, etc.
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I end up creating multiple threads “frontend”, “backend”, etc. but a GPT for the whole project is a great idea!

How do you keep the GPT updated so that it knows about the final decision made for a specific problem. Like if api schema changes or the db is moved from SQLite to Postgres.

> you could easily create a GPT with access to an internal wiki, code, project context, business processes, etc.

whats your process for doing this now? do you just upload a markdown/pdf file or do you give it some connection to a notion/wiki page via functions?