To me, the plugin model allows two things 1. single point of entry: you don't need ten different apps to achieve ten different outcomes. You can do it all righ

To me, the plugin model allows two things 1. single point of entry: you don't need ten different apps to achieve ten different outcomes. You can do it all right inside ChatGPT 2. Since I can have up to three plugins active inside ChatGPT (as of today), I can express more complex workflows than if I had one app each with no trivial way to stream data from one app to the next. It's like Zapier for your ideas. You talk to ChatGPT > it extracts data from a plugin > you prod it along a bit more > it talks to a second plugin to do X > more chat > talk to third plugin etc etc. Zapier itself only lets you flow data from one app to the next, not act on that data. I expect that as the LLM evolves and matures, they will allow more plugins and start eating up different industries. E.g., why do you need a Google Drive when your ChatGPT can also store files for you?