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- Nov 30, 202675% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
OpenAI Retires Reusable Prompts
- "On June 3, 2026, we notified developers using reusable prompts in the dashboard and API that reusable prompt objects are being deprecated"[1]
- From that same day, 3 June 2026, "prompt creation [was] de-emphasized in the platform"[1]
- On Nov 30, 2026 "The v1/prompts API and reusable prompt objects are scheduled to shut down"[1]
- The migration path is to "move reusable prompt content into your application code", per the page's "Migrate from prompt objects" guide[1]
- Two other products announced the same day, 3 June 2026, share the 30 November 2026 shutdown: the Evals platform and Agent Builder[1]
- Deprecation takes effect immediately on announcement, and every deprecated model or endpoint is given a shut down date; the page uses "sunset" and "shut down" interchangeably[1]
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- [1]75%platform.openai.com/docs/deprecations#2026-06-03-reusable-promptsplatform.openai.com· Posted Sep 20, 2026· Starts Nov 30, 2026 ✓· 50% of score
OpenAI's[2] own deprecation page, announced 2026-06-03, gives the shutdown date as 30 November 2026. A shutdown date is the vendor's commitment to developers and is occasionally pushed back, never brought forward.
- [2]85%OpenAI deprecationsplatform.openai.com· Added Sep 20, 2026· 50% of score
OpenAI's[1] full deprecation index, which lists every announcement and the notice period each model gets; this pin's own section is its source.
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