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  1. App-Specific FAQs

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Can I access my OpenAI Assistant with Relay.app?

Assistant support is on our roadmap but not currently supported. If using an OpenAI Assistant is a key use case for your needs, let us know at support@relay.app.

Can I access my OpenAI custom GPTs with Relay.app?

Unfortunately, custom GPTs are not exposed in the OpenAI API platform. Without API support, Relay.app (and other automation products) are unable to access custom GPTs.

Can I use my OpenAI fine-tuned model in Relay.app?

Yes, you can use a fine-tuned OpenAI model in Relay.app. Connect your OpenAI account, choose to use your own credentials for an AI step, and select your fine-tuned model.

There are a few caveats to using fine-tuned models, as they can reduce performance and require extensive training data. Read more in this blog post.

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