Your work files. A source-backed project room.

From selected files to a reusable room

1. Select or upload your own work files and request a project room.
2. The host reads accessible sources and creates source notes and topic synthesis, keeping facts, inference, and open questions distinct.
3. Claims carry evidence pointers and confidence. A coverage record identifies unread, unsupported, encrypted, or otherwise incomplete sources.
4. Download the room ZIP, retain a backup, and reopen it in a compatible host for later questions or refreshes.

The requested room includes full original files, extracted text, claim ledgers, and saved or rendered images where processing requires them. Treat the folder and ZIP as copies of your source material with the same confidentiality requirements. Host tool limits can prevent access or completion; check the room's coverage and limitations before relying on it.

No separate BridjAi payment or purchase is required at launch. OpenAI's own subscription, access, and usage conditions apply. The intended distribution covers countries where OpenAI makes the relevant host available.

Plugin privacy

The BridjAi plugin does not operate a backend, collect developer telemetry, or give its developer direct access to your uploads. ChatGPT or Codex and their available tools process the files you select and write the room into the output location you request.

OpenAI processes host conversations and uploaded files under its own policies and your account or workspace settings. This plugin does not set a separate retention period or promise zero retention. Review OpenAI's chat and file retention guidance and the controls available in your host.

You control uploads and deletion through the host. Files saved in a host library or project can have separate deletion controls. Delete downloaded rooms, extracted folders, backups, and synced copies separately when you no longer need them; deleting a conversation does not remove copies you saved elsewhere.

Only select material you are authorised to process through your OpenAI account and workspace. Do not provide payment card data, protected health information, government identity documents or numbers, passwords, API keys, or other secrets. Redact unnecessary personal or confidential information before use.

If you contact the publisher for support, any information you choose to send is separate from plugin processing. Avoid sending your source files, room ZIP, credentials, or sensitive content in a support request.

This section describes the plugin. The desktop app and website have separate privacy information.

Plugin terms of use

Publisher: Anthony Antoniadis (BridjAi). These terms apply to the BridjAi plugin.

Use BridjAi only with materials you own or have permission to process, copy, and include in the requested output. You retain your rights in your materials. You may use the workflow and generated room for your own authorised work, subject to the rights in the sources and OpenAI's applicable terms.

Keep your original files and backups. Review generated claims, evidence pointers, and coverage limits against the sources. AI output can be incomplete or incorrect and does not establish the truth of a source's statements.

BridjAi prepares context for AI tools. Its output is not professional legal, medical, financial, or other regulated advice. Obtain appropriate professional review for decisions that require it.

This plugin is not intended for children under 13. Follow OpenAI's age requirements, policies, and workspace rules. Do not use it to process the restricted data described above or to violate others' rights.

OpenAI's terms and any terms applicable to your host or workspace continue to apply. These plugin terms do not remove rights you have under applicable law.

Support

Contact Anthony Antoniadis (BridjAi) through the support form for plugin workflow issues or privacy requests. The form explains how support messages are stored.

For OpenAI account access, billing, host file controls, or service incidents, use OpenAI Help.

For workflow troubleshooting, keep the plugin version, host name, steps taken, and a redacted error message. Review the generated coverage record for file-specific limitations. Source interpretation and professional advice are outside plugin support.