ChatGPT can now connect to your personal apps to mimic writing style

OpenAI appears to be testing a new "Writing Style" feature for ChatGPT that can learn how you write by looking at examples from your connected apps. The feature is currently available to a small group of users, and an onboarding screen says, "ChatGPT will write in your voice by referencing examples from your connected apps." As shown in the screenshot, users can provide examples across three categories: Messaging, Documents, and Email [1].

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1. bleepingcomputer.com · ChatGPT can now connect to your personal apps to mimic writing style Sep 7, 2026
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