Directives are the // commands that change how a session behaves: which model answers, how it writes, what it is allowed to touch. Use the built-in ones or write your own and they are there on every device.
Built-in and your own, side by side. Search by name or by what it does.
“The custom GPT layer has been dead on arrival at every company I have talked to for a year. Distribution was always the product problem, not capability.”
Post-mortem on OpenAI's pivot away from a public bot store. Of 3M+ GPTs built, only ~159K are public and active; creator payouts average about $0.03 per conversation.
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The demand underneath "I want an agent marketplace" is not a directory of strangers' bots. It is reusable instructions of your own that follow you. Directives are exactly that: prompt, tools, model and intensity saved once and synced to every device.
Route a message to a different engine, generate an image, run live research, change how hard it thinks. All from the message box.
Turn a paragraph you keep retyping into a named directive. Call it by name from any session.
Every / command and // directive in one searchable palette, so you never have to remember the exact name.
A directive is a saved way of working: the instruction, the model, the intensity, the tools it may use. Yours, private, and available everywhere you sign in.
A paragraph you keep retyping becomes one named directive.
Hit the shortcuts panel and search. Every command and directive with what it does, so a new one is discoverable the day you write it.
Yours, private, and available on every device. Not a store of strangers' bots.