Private Developer mode setup

Portable memory in ChatGPT.

Search and save portable memory from an eligible Developer mode conversation.

Current availability

Manual Developer mode connection is available for eligible ChatGPT web accounts under the documented host contract. MemoryRouter has not been submitted, approved, published, or listed in the universal Plugins Directory. Workspace policy can still block access.

First suggested action

Transfer what ChatGPT remembers about me.

ChatGPT inspects only saved memory and durable context actually available to this chat. It creates a structured profile covering response instructions, personal details, projects, goals, recurring topics, tools, languages, frameworks, preferences, and corrections. It cannot inspect unseen private chat history.

Nothing is stored during drafting. You see the exact preview first, sensitive entries are flagged, credentials are excluded, and you can edit, remove, or add entries. Only after you approve the exact final preview does ChatGPT make a small bounded set of sequential saves and show the actual receipt for each one, including partial failures.

Then continue in Claude

Use MemoryRouter to show what ChatGPT already knows about me and continue from there.

Review the MemoryRouter connector in Claude

This is a reviewed transfer, not a history import or passive synchronization.

How memory behaves

One model-selected MCP search or one explicitly requested/confirmed concise store call.

Tool use is model-directed and is not guaranteed on every turn. Saves require an explicit request or approval.

History is separate

Connection does not import ChatGPT history. A deterministic archive importer is not shipped.

Connecting does not import or expose prior ChatGPT conversations.

View ChatGPT setup

This opens the manual guide. It is not a Plugins Directory install.

Compare memory behavior

Support

Need help connecting?

Email [email protected] with the ChatGPT plan, the step that failed, and the visible error message. Never include a password, OAuth token, authorization code, cookie, or raw Memory Key.