This repository serves as a curated directory of custom GPTs, categorizing them by function to help users discover specialized AI assistants for a wide range of tasks. It targets users seeking to leverage custom GPTs for technical assistance, creative endeavors, education, career development, and more, providing a centralized resource for finding relevant AI tools.

How It Works

The project functions as a living list, compiling descriptions and categories of publicly available custom GPTs. It aims to organize the growing landscape of specialized GPT applications, making them easily discoverable through its categorized structure and linked resources like a GPT Store Finder.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Access to the collection is via the GitHub repository.
• To interact with many of the listed GPTs, users will need an OpenAI ChatGPT Plus subscription.
• Links to a GPT Store Finder and the project's Twitter for updates are provided.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive categorization covering technical assistance, writing, coding, entertainment, education, career, finance, fitness, and miscellaneous applications.
• Includes links to tools for finding and interacting with GPTs, such as a "GPT Store Finder."
• Features GPTs for niche tasks like specific programming languages (e.g., RubyGPT, Vue.js GPT), academic research (e.g., ResearchGPT, ScholarAI), and creative pursuits (e.g., Meme Magic, Pixarize Me).

Maintenance & Community

• The project is maintained by Anil-matcha.
• Updates are shared via Twitter: https://twitter.com/matchaman11.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository itself is licensed under the MIT License.
• Compatibility for using the listed GPTs depends on individual GPT requirements and OpenAI's platform terms of service.

Limitations & Caveats

The collection is a curated list and does not host or directly provide the GPTs; users must access them through platforms like ChatGPT. The quality and functionality of individual GPTs are dependent on their creators.