This repository is a curated list of GPTs available in the GPT Store, categorized by function and industry. It serves as a discovery platform for users looking to leverage specialized AI agents for tasks ranging from AI art generation and business strategy to education and software development. The primary benefit is providing a centralized, organized directory of useful GPTs, saving users time in finding relevant tools.

How It Works

The project functions as a community-driven directory, inspired by the "awesome" list format. It categorizes GPTs based on their primary use case, such as "AI Art," "Business," "Developer Tools," and "Gaming." Each entry includes the GPT's name and a brief description of its capabilities, facilitating quick understanding and selection.

Quick Start & Requirements

• To use the GPTs listed, users need access to the OpenAI GPT Store.
• No direct installation or code execution is required from this repository; it's a reference list.
• Links to official GPTs and their descriptions are provided within the list.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive categorization covering over 20 domains, from AI Art and Business to niche areas like Sim Racing and Jungian dream interpretation.
• Includes GPTs for specific development frameworks (React, Next.js, Odoo) and tools (Terraform, Dockerfile).
• Features GPTs focused on education, personal development, and even entertainment like RPGs and trivia.
• Highlights GPTs for creative tasks, including character generation, video creation, and music discovery.

Maintenance & Community

• The list is maintained by the community, with contributions welcomed via GitHub.
• The primary contact for questions is @codewithisa on Twitter.
• Contributions are guided by a contribution guideline document.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository itself is likely under a permissive license (e.g., MIT, Apache) given the "awesome" list format, but this is not explicitly stated in the README.
• Compatibility is with the OpenAI GPT Store platform.

Limitations & Caveats

The README does not provide information on the vetting process for GPTs listed, nor does it offer direct links to all GPTs, sometimes only providing descriptions. The quality and functionality of individual GPTs are not assessed within this list.