How to Use Custom GPTs as a Team (With GitGPT-GitHub Access Included)

Custom GPTs are powerful. They let you build AI tools that understand your work, code, content, and context. But when you’re working as a team — across engineering, support, product, and ops — the question becomes:

How do we share and use a GPT together?

That’s what this guide is for. With Weyoto GitGPT, your team can build and use smarter GPTs — with secure GitHub access and no backend headaches.

Step 1: Each Teammate Creates a Weyoto GitGPT Account

Weyoto GitGPT works on a per-user basis. Every teammate gets:

• Their own secure login (email-only, no password required)
• Their own GitHub integration (OAuth-based, no token pasting)
• A personal API key to power GPT requests

This means there’s no need to share tokens or secrets. Everyone authenticates individually.

Step 2: One Person Creates the GPT (Everyone Else Uses It)

With Custom GPTs, you only need one person to set up the logic. Here’s what they do:

1. Sign up at gitgpt.weyoto.com
2. Connect their GitHub account
3. Copy the schema shown on their dashboard
4. Paste that schema into a new Custom GPT
5. Add their API key to the GPT authentication section
6. Hit publish

Their GPT can now access the GitHub repos tied to their account.

Step 3: Share the GPT With the Team

Once the GPT is published, here’s how to share it:

1. Open the GPT Builder
2. Click Share
3. Select “Anyone with the link”
4. Important: To enable link sharing, you must provide a valid privacy policy URL. If you don’t have one, use https://weyoto.com/gitgpt/privacy-policy — a ready-to-use policy hosted by Weyoto.
5. Click Copy link and send it to your team

Now anyone on the team can start using the GPT immediately — powered by the creator’s GitHub access.

Team Use Cases (Real Examples)

• Engineering: Debug code, search across repos, summarize pull requests
• Support: Pull issue info from GitHub, fetch README guidance for users
• PMs & Leads: Track changelogs, summarize latest commits, stay up-to-date
• Founders: Get a high-level view of project status with one question

You don’t need to rebuild anything. One shared GPT can serve many use cases.

Tips for Scaling GPTs in Your Team

• Store the schema + GPT link in a shared Notion or Slack thread
• Create different GPTs for different roles (dev, support, QA)
• Upgrade to the Pro plan ($1/month) if using it heavily
• Add usage tracking or create role-specific prompt starters

Why Teams Love Weyoto GitGPT

• Built for Custom GPTs from day one
• No backend setup, no OAuth stress, no extra code
• Simple pricing: Free to start, $1/month to unlock unlimited use
• Modular structure: GitHub now, Figma/Drive/Notion next

Ready to Try It?

If your team is using GPTs and wants to go deeper — into your own code, content, and tools — Weyoto GitGPT makes it simple.

Start here: gitgpt.weyoto.com

Try it today. Share it with your team. Unlock smarter workflows.