Beverage ChatGPT Plugins
Beverage ChatGPT Plugins were the small subset of third-party plugins published in the ChatGPT plugins store between March 2023 and April 2024 that focused on drinks: cocktails, coffee, sake, and other…
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Data Visualization ChatGPT Plugins
Data visualization ChatGPT plugins were a category of third party tools, active from 2023 to 2024, that let ChatGPT draw charts, plot graphs, render flowcharts, and build other visual representations of data…
Internet ChatGPT Plugins
Internet ChatGPT Plugins were third-party and first-party extensions inside the ChatGPT plugin store that let the assistant reach the live web, for example by browsing pages, reading a specific URL, searching…
Strawberry (OpenAI codename)
Strawberry was the internal codename used at OpenAI for the research program that produced the o-series of reasoning models, most notably OpenAI o1.