Amass for ChatGPT: Plugin, Example Prompts & Reviews

Example prompts

3 from the official listing

Amass Map the current landscape for oral GLP-1 agonists in obesity — what's approved, what's in trials, and who holds patents.
Amass Make the case for and against KRAS G12D as a drug target: biology, what's been tried clinically, and failures.
Amass What happened to semaglutide since first approval — indication expansions, label changes, safety signals, and literature.

Mention Amass by name in your message, as the official examples do.

How to use Amass in ChatGPT

Open Amass in ChatGPT’s plugin directory

Open Amass’s page on chatgpt.com. Sign in to ChatGPT if you are not already.
Install it from that page

Choose Install plugin there. It adds the Amass app to ChatGPT.
Mention Amass in a chat

Start a new chat and name it in your request, for example: “Amass, map the current landscape for oral GLP-1 agonists in obesity — what's approved, what's…”

Availability can depend on your ChatGPT plan, your region and, on work accounts, your admin’s settings.

What Amass does

Amass connects your assistant to six curated biomedical corpora: BioMedCore (43M+ records: peer-reviewed publications from PubMed/PMC and conference abstracts from society meetings), TrialCore (1.2M+ clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov and the WHO ICTRP), DrugCore (22K+ harmonized drugs/molecules covering modality, clinical stage, structure, synonyms, and the gene targets each drug acts on; ChEMBL-linked), RegulatoryCore (7K+ unified FDA + EMA marketing authorizations with source documents such as labels, reviews, SmPCs, and EPARs), GeneCore (43K+ harmonized human genes with a target-intelligence layer covering druggability, DepMap essentiality, ChEMBL target class, clinical-precedent tractability, curated safety liabilities, and gnomAD constraint), and PatentCore (preview, life-science patents with full-text search, CPC/IPC classifications, assignees/inventors, and patent families). Users can search and retrieve full records with filters that beat open-web retrieval, and follow cross-links across corpora back to each underlying source.

From the official listing, written by Amass Technologies ApS.

What Amass can access

The official listing names no Read or Write capability for Amass. Check what it asks for when you add it, and connect only the accounts you want it to use.

Before you connect it

OpenAI’s plugin pages note that a connected plugin may receive relevant parts of your chats to answer a request, and that Amass Technologies ApS’s own terms and privacy policy then cover that data. You can disconnect a plugin later in ChatGPT’s settings. Read the privacy policy (amass.tech) and terms (amass.tech).

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Amass in ChatGPT: questions and answers

What does Amass do in ChatGPT?

What can I ask Amass in ChatGPT?

The official listing suggests prompts like: “Map the current landscape for oral GLP-1 agonists in obesity — what's approved, what's in trials, and who holds patents”; “Make the case for and against KRAS G12D as a drug target: biology, what's been tried clinically, and failures”; “What happened to semaglutide since first approval — indication expansions, label changes, safety signals, and literature”.

How do I use Amass in ChatGPT?

Open Amass’s page in ChatGPT’s plugin directory on chatgpt.com and install it there. Then mention Amass in a chat, for example: “Map the current landscape for oral GLP-1 agonists in obesity — what's approved, what's in trials, and who holds patents”.

Who makes the Amass plugin?

Amass Technologies ApS, currently at version 7.0.0. Best GPT Apps is an independent directory and is not affiliated with OpenAI or Amass Technologies ApS.

Is Amass one of the old ChatGPT plugins from 2023?

No. The 2023 ChatGPT plugins were a separate beta that OpenAI has since retired. Today’s ChatGPT plugins are the apps directory under a new name: since July 2026 a plugin can bundle apps, skills and MCP servers.