OpenAI rolls out Remix so ChatGPT teams can fork a teammate's site in chat

Remix lets Business and Enterprise users copy a teammate's ChatGPT Site, describe changes in chat, and keep editing their own version.

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Why it matters

Remix shows OpenAI pushing ChatGPT deeper into shared office work, where a site can be branched and revised by teammates in chat. If teams adopt that habit, the first version of an internal tool becomes a template for many others, and ChatGPT keeps the editing, hosting and sharing inside one paid workspace.

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OpenAI, co-founded by chief executive Sam Altman, began rolling out Remix for ChatGPT Sites on November 6th, giving Business and Enterprise users a way to copy a teammate's site and revise it by describing the changes in chat. OpenAI announced the feature in a post on X, pitching it with a familiar office problem: a teammate built a good site, and everyone else has notes.

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