Use this guide to understand the GPT Live entry, prepare a voice session, and separate what works today from the backend API connection that is still pending on this site.
Access checklist
Prepare before using GPT Live
The practical path is simple: confirm where official access lives, prepare the task, then keep this site ready for API integration.
GPT-Live-1 is a model/version term tied to GPT Live voice experiences. Use official ChatGPT surfaces for current access rather than assuming this site can run the model.
Define the task, user context, allowed visual or screen signals, interruption behavior, answer length, and final summary format.
The Prepare GPT Live brief action currently enters a pending state. When API access is connected, the same brief can become the request payload.
A useful voice session needs more than a model name. Prepare the job, the input modes, and the failure behavior before you start.
Name the outcome: answer a question, guide a screen, translate speech, coach a user, or summarize a call.
Decide whether the session should use voice only, camera, screen, shared media, search, or a combination.
Choose short spoken turns, clarifying questions, interruption handling, and when GPT Live should pause.
Tell the assistant when to ask for confirmation and when to avoid guessing from visual or partial context.
Ask for a final summary, next step, transcript note, checklist, or handoff message at the end of the session.
Treat this site as an API-ready entry until backend GPT-Live access is connected and verified.
Go back to the homepage, write the session brief, and keep the entry ready for future API wiring.