A ChatGPT Mirror for Team Account Sharing — Now Abandoned

What it does ChatGPT-Mirror is a self-hosted mirror of the official ChatGPT web interface. An administrator plugs in ChatGPT access tokens, and team members get their own login accounts—either independent identities or shared slots on a single ChatGPT Plus subscription. It also exposes the chat interface as a /v1/chat/completions endpoint compatible with standard third-party clients.

The interesting bit The project treats a consumer web session as a multi-tenant backend. By pooling tokens and routing traffic through an optional proxy pool, it effectively turns one or more personal OpenAI logins into a hosted team service with its own admin dashboard.

Key highlights

• /v1/chat/completions API that works with clients like Lobe-Chat and ChatGPT-Next-Web
• Built-in admin panel for user registration and token management
• Support for proxy pools (PROXY_URL_POOL) with HTTP and SOCKS5 upstreams
• Optional voice proxy (VOICE_PROXY_URL) to tunnel ChatGPT’s voice features without a client-side VPN
• Vue-based frontend designed to mimic the official ChatGPT experience

Caveats

• Explicitly abandoned: the author has stopped maintenance and directs all users to migrate to Grok Mirror
• Relies on accessToken values from chatgpt.com sessions rather than official API keys
• Voice features still require a VPN unless you deploy an extra LiveKit proxy

Verdict Only useful if you are maintaining a legacy instance or studying the proxy architecture; new projects should follow the author’s lead and move to Grok Mirror. If you need a supported, above-board multi-user LLM setup, this is a historical artifact.