@reach_vb: GitHub plugin syncing is now available for ChatGPT workspaces, including Business and Enterprise. Admins can import a C…
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GitHub plugin syncing feature is launched for ChatGPT Business and Enterprise workspaces, allowing admins to import and manage plugins from public or private repos with automatic updates.
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GitHub plugin syncing is now available for ChatGPT workspaces, including Business and Enterprise.
Admins can import a Codex or Claude marketplace from a public or private repo and share its plugins with their team.
The workspace picks up changes daily, or sooner with Sync now, so there’s no need to upload a ZIP for every update.
Existing installation and app-access controls still apply.
If you use a personal account, you can already add plugin repos in the desktop app.
Workspace admins can get started under Workspace settings → Plugins → Add → Import marketplace.
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