Import from ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
Not released. This page describes planned behaviour as designed for edition 1.0-draft-1 of Open Personal Context. The specification is the normative reference, and what is described here may change before any release.
Some assistants let a person export what they have kept about them. Autonym is planned to import those exports from ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini and turn them into proposals the person reviews. Importing a vendor's format is a feature of the person's own app, not part of the recipient protocol: version 1 contributions carry no vendor-specific export format.
How it is planned to work
Export from the vendor and upload the export in your own app. Each item is mapped to a domain and key, or listed as not mapped, and lands in the review queue with its source and the export date. It becomes part of the record only when you confirm the exact statement. A suggestion for a sensitive or safety-critical key stays a protected proposal until you confirm it, one at a time, and confirmation never happens on anyone else's say-so.
Where a model is used to suggest a mapping, it is planned to be off by default, and an import that uses one asks for your consent and names that call first.
What is not imported
Conversation text, account identifiers, and anything that cannot be placed under a vocabulary key. Those are listed at the end of the import so nothing is lost without notice, and nothing is coerced into a broad text field.
Written against edition 1.0-draft-1: A4 Data model