This repository is a curated list of OpenAI GPTs, designed for users seeking to discover and utilize a wide range of specialized AI assistants. It aims to provide a comprehensive directory of GPTs across various categories, enabling users to find tools for productivity, creativity, education, and more, often with a focus on free or accessible options.

How It Works

The project functions as a directory, listing numerous GPTs with brief descriptions of their capabilities. It categorizes these GPTs to help users navigate the diverse landscape of AI assistants, from niche tools like a "Call of Duty: Warzone coach" to broader applications like a "Startup Name Generator." The primary benefit is providing a centralized, searchable resource for discovering new GPT functionalities.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Access to OpenAI's GPT platform is required.
• No installation is necessary; users browse the list and interact with GPTs via the OpenAI interface.
• Links to specific GPTs or their functionalities are often provided within the list.

Highlighted Details

• Extensive categorization of GPTs, including Entertainment, Finance, Health & Fitness, Productivity, and more.
• Features GPTs with unique functionalities, such as "Thread Weaver" for social media content and "Devil's Advocate" for challenging viewpoints.
• Includes GPTs with specific domain expertise, like "Sky Mentor" for flight instruction or "Legal Beaver" for Canadian legal frameworks.
• Highlights GPTs with creative or entertainment purposes, such as "Zombie Apocalypse Survival" or "BarGPT" for cocktail recipes.

Maintenance & Community

• The repository is community-driven, with contributions likely from various users.
• Updates are ongoing as new GPTs are developed and added to the list.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository itself is typically licensed under permissive terms (e.g., MIT), allowing for broad use and contribution.
• Compatibility is with the OpenAI GPT platform.

Limitations & Caveats

The quality and functionality of individual GPTs can vary significantly, and their availability or performance is dependent on OpenAI's platform. Some GPTs may be experimental or have limited scope.