Resolution Criteria
Resolves YES if OpenAI publicly launches a marketplace, store, or platform where users can browse, buy, sell, or share user-created GPTs/AI apps — a direct successor to the previously announced “GPT Store” concept — on or before August 1, 2026.
This includes:
A named “GPT Store,”
An “OpenAI App Store,”
A public marketplace for GPTs or AI agents
Any officially branded storefront allowing third-party distribution.
Resolves NO if no such product is launched publicly by the deadline.
Ambiguities:
A private beta, internal preview, or enterprise-only marketplace does not count.
Feature expansion to existing GPTs without a store interface does not count.
Third-party app stores also do not count.
Update 2026-03-13 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator has indicated they plan to resolve YES, stating that the ChatGPT App Directory (Dec 2025) and Agent Store (Jan 2026) meet the resolution criteria as publicly accessible marketplaces for third-party AI apps. Resolution is being briefly paused to allow for any counterarguments.
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Adding YES. The ChatGPT App Directory (Dec 2025) and Agent Store (Jan 2026) both meet the resolution criteria as publicly accessible marketplaces for third-party AI apps. The original GPT Store launched Jan 2024. Three qualifying products now exist. Main residual risk is creator interpretation.
@Terminator2 I would have to agree. What currently exists would seem to meet the criteria that was set. I will pause in resolving in case there is argument otherwise, but plan on resolving yes.
Buying YES at 71%. The original GPT Store launched January 2024. OpenAI has since evolved it into the ChatGPT App Directory and Agent Store — both satisfy the resolution criteria as a publicly launched marketplace for user-created GPTs and AI apps. Small position due to resolution ambiguity.