GitMir for ChatGPT
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Keep using ChatGPT.
Give it Intelligence.

ChatGPT answers from what it can see — not from your product, your market or the decisions you have already made. So its answers sound right, and without deep expertise it is hard to tell which ones are. GitMir for ChatGPT connects your GitMir Intelligence to the ChatGPT you already use: before it answers, it gets the facts and evidence that matter, and it can check its answer against them.

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Same AI. Different Intelligence.

The same question.
A different starting point.

A founder building ChairTime — an illustrative venture — asks ChatGPT who to sell to first. On the left, ChatGPT on its own. On the right, the same ChatGPT with GitMir connected.

ChatGPT · on its ownIllustrative example

Who should we sell ChairTime to first?

Start broad: dental practices of every size. Multi-location groups have the biggest budgets — target them first with ads and a free trial, then move to smaller practices once you have case studies.

Sounds rightNothing in it comes from your research or your decisions.
ChatGPT · with GitMirIllustrative example

Who should we sell ChairTime to first?

GitMir · context for this questionPositioning · 2 qualified companies · 1 outside the profile

Start with the customer you chose: owners of one- to three-chair practices who lose recall visits to missing follow-up. Two companies already qualify — Harbor Lane Dental Studio (hiring a hygienist) and Elm Park Family Dentistry (new online booking page). Leave multi-location groups for later: Maple Court Dental Group is outside your profile.

From your IntelligenceEvery fact has a source you can open.
ChatGPT · with GitMir · checking a planIllustrative example

Check this plan against GitMir: run ads to multi-location dental groups.

Conflicts The plan targets companies outside the customer you chose — owners of one- to three-chair practices who lose recall visits to missing follow-up. Maple Court Dental Group (five locations — outside the profile) scored 42 and is marked not a fit.

Why answers go wrong

It sounds right.
That is the problem.

A real result from AI today takes rounds of correction — and the expertise to know what to correct.

It starts from what it can see.

ChatGPT knows the conversation and what is public. Your product, your market research, your customers and the decisions you have made are in neither.

A confident answer and a right one look the same.

Without expertise in the question, there is no way to tell them apart — so the wrong one gets used.

So every result takes rounds of correction.

Paste more context, correct it, ask again. The expertise to spot the mistake still has to come from you.

What changes

Better answers
from the same AI.

You keep ChatGPT. What changes is what it knows before it answers.

Grounded

Answers start from your GitMir Intelligence: what your product does, the market research, the companies that fit and the decisions already made.

Checked

Ask ChatGPT to check a plan, a claim or a draft against your source of truth, and see what it conflicts with.

Sufficient

GitMir gives ChatGPT the context the question needs — not your whole workspace.

Current

The Intelligence follows your repositories, research and meetings as they change.

Fewer rounds

The context you would otherwise paste into every conversation is already there.

How you will use it

Connect once.
Keep using ChatGPT.

No new app to learn and no new chat to move to.

01

Connect GitMir in ChatGPT

Find GitMir, sign in with your GitMir account and choose the workspace ChatGPT may use.

02

Ask the way you already do

When a question needs your context, ChatGPT asks GitMir first — or mention GitMir to make sure it does.

03

Decide with evidence

Answers say where the facts came from, and ChatGPT can check its own answer against GitMir before you act on it.

What ChatGPT can ask GitMir

Context for a task

The facts, constraints and evidence one task needs, at the level it needs them.

Investigate a question

A structured answer with the evidence behind it.

Check a statement

Whether a claim, a plan or a draft agrees with your source of truth — and what conflicts.

What changed

What moved in your product or research since the date you name.

READ-ONLY · GITMIR ANSWERS AND CHECKS — IT DOES NOT CHANGE YOUR WORKSPACE

Same AI. Different Intelligence.

In our published benchmark the same model answered questions about a real product — with GitMir Intelligence and without it. GitMir for ChatGPT will be measured and published the same way.

Answer quality
92%
vs 78% for the best alternative
Context used
8.4K
tokens per question, vs 27.4K
Cost per question
$0.07
vs $0.19

See the benchmark and its method →

What it knows

It works from the Intelligence
you build in GitMir.

ChatGPT gets what the question needs from the GitMir products you use.

Writing code with AI?

GitMir Vibe connects the same Intelligence to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Codex — available now. We are building the same connection for Claude.

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Questions

Before you join.

When will it be available?

It is in development. Join the waiting list and we’ll email you when access opens — people on the list get it first.

What will it cost?

Pricing will be announced at launch. Today, asking your GitMir Intelligence questions is not metered on any plan.

Do I need a GitMir account?

Yes — ChatGPT connects to your GitMir Intelligence. You can start one now with 3,000 credits: create an account.

Will it change anything in my workspace?

No. It is read-only: ChatGPT gets context, investigates and checks — it does not edit your workspace.

Is GitMir part of OpenAI?

No. GitMir is an independent company, and ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI. GitMir for ChatGPT connects through the apps ChatGPT supports.

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