GoKawiilOpenAI adds multi-account support for Gmail and Calendar plugins in ChatGPT, Codex
OpenAI has enabled ChatGPT and Codex users to connect multiple Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts accounts within the same plugin, rather than being limited to one account per service. Users can add extra accounts through the Plugins sidebar by clicking the gear icon on an already-connected app and completing Google's authorization flow.
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Previously, people juggling personal and work Google accounts had to work around a single-account limit, which hurt usability for anyone using ChatGPT across separate inboxes or calendars. This update lets the assistant draw context from multiple accounts at once, making it more practical for real workflows that span personal and professional life, though access still depends on workspace admin permissions.
- ChatGPT and Codex now support linking multiple Gmail, Calendar, and Contacts accounts per plugin.
- Users add accounts via the Plugins sidebar gear icon and standard Google authorization.
- Feature availability may be restricted by organizational or admin-level permission settings.
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