ChatGPT for Windows adds code for business-agent reporting
Package 26.1027.3384.0 contains partial quality and return-visit report interfaces, but its inspected business-profile route passes enabled=false.
By Ryan Merket · Published
RUNTIMEWIRE INVESTIGATION — Original analysis
Original reporting by RuntimeWire, based on reverse engineering, testing.
Why it matters
The code reveals which conversation-quality and return-visit metrics this client is built to display; the inspected route does not show that businesses can access them.
Reporting record
Finding
Inspection of ChatGPT for Windows package 26.1027.3384.0 found Agent Insights reporting code, but the inspected business-profile route passes enabled=false and does not expose the reporting runtime.
How we verified
Methods: reverse engineering, testing.
The inspected signed package contains Agent Insights report interfaces, requests and data checks; the business-profile route disables the runtime. A preserved earlier build lacks the exact quality-report endpoint, quality interface namespace and return-visit labels.
RuntimeWire inspected the signed Windows package downloaded in Chicago on October 29, 2026, compared its code with preserved package 26.1023.6621.0, and traced the business-profile route's agent API scope and runtime requirements. The feature was not enabled and OpenAI's private endpoints were not called.
Tested versions:
- 26.1027.3384.0
- 26.1023.6621.0
Reproduction
RuntimeWire was not able to independently reproduce the finding.
RuntimeWire's inspection of ChatGPT for Windows package 26.1027.3384.0 found code for business-agent reports on conversation quality and return visits. In that build, the business-profile route disables the reporting runtime. The code shows how OpenAI may measure conversations with a business's own ChatGPT agent; it does not show that advertisers can use the reports.…
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