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Building websites with ChatGPT just got faster and more collaborative

ChatGPT Sites is done making you build everything by yourself.

Building websites with ChatGPT just got faster and more collaborative

ChatGPT Sites, a platform enabling users to create, host and share websites and lightweight web applications through simple descriptions, has introduced a new feature called Build Together. This feature allows multiple users to simultaneously edit, save, and publish the same Site, streamlining the collaborative process for teams.

Previously, ChatGPT Sites operated primarily on a solo basis. The Build Together feature addresses this limitation by enabling multiple individuals to participate in the development process concurrently. This not only enhances efficiency but also fosters a more streamlined workflow, particularly for teams working on smaller events or work-related tools.

The new feature also introduces the ability to keep Sites private and share them selectively with designated individuals, providing greater control over access and visibility. Moreover, deployment times have been optimized, with publishing now roughly twice as swift as before.

In addition to the collaborative enhancements, ChatGPT Sites now possess the capability to inspect a Site’s database, providing users with deeper insights into their creations. Furthermore, these Sites are now compatible with custom domains, offering users greater flexibility in branding and presentation.

It appears that OpenAI is continually rolling out new features for ChatGPT Sites, with each iteration adding incremental improvements to the platform.

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