Short answerDify is an actively developed platform for agents and RAG apps with a hosted cloud and a self-hostable version. We found no official Custom GPT import guide, so rebuild by pasting instructions, uploading files to a knowledge base, and recreating Actions as tools or MCP connections.
What it offers
- Apps: chatbots and agents built in a workspace.
- Knowledge: upload documents; text extraction covers PDFs, PPTs and other common formats (see the docs for exact types).
- Tools: a plugin marketplace, MCP servers and your own APIs; apps can also be published as MCP servers.
- Embedding: every app has a REST API and a web app you can embed in websites.
- Hosting: hosted cloud, or self-host with Docker Compose.
Check the license
The repository describes the license as the Dify Open Source License, Apache 2.0 with additional conditions. Dify's pricing page says the free Community edition is single-workspace and for non-commercial use. Read the LICENSE file before using it commercially or for multiple clients.
Steps
- Export instructions and files.
- Create an app and paste the instructions.
- Add files to a knowledge base and connect it.
- Rebuild Actions as tools: Actions migration.
- Test.
Costs: Dify pricing. Compare: Dify vs Langflow.
Check your GPT before you move it
Paste your instructions, file names and Actions schema into the free checker. It runs in your browser and builds a portable bundle. Nothing is uploaded.
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Sources
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