Developer, Genius, and Philanthropist Introduces Experimental Project LoginWithChatGPT.
Developer, Genius, and Philanthropist Introduces Experimental Project LoginWithChatGPT.
The new LoginWithChatGPT project allows users to log into third-party websites using their ChatGPT account, leveraging its capabilities without paying for the OpenAI API.
It enables users to log into third-party websites through their ChatGPT account and utilize its capabilities without the need to pay the OpenAI API to the service owner.
The idea has been received with mixed reactions. Some recalled that a few months ago, there was a discussion about using the ChatGPT subscription as a source of tokens for third-party applications. Others questioned whether such an approach complies with OpenAI's terms of use.
According to the author, OpenAI already allows third-party applications (such as OpenClaw/Hermes) to access Codex via CLI. He implemented a similar mechanism through OAuth for web and mobile applications using reverse engineering. The developer noted that he is not yet sure if the solution complies with OpenAI's rules and is awaiting an official response from the company before opening the project's source code.
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AnalysisThis project could change how users interact with third-party services by leveraging ChatGPT's capabilities, but it also raises questions about compliance with OpenAI's terms of use.
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