Add initial llm-bridge project

providers/chatgpt.toml

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+# ChatGPT provider configuration, driven entirely by this file.
+# Selectors change when the web UI is updated: edit them here (reloaded live),
+# never in the Rust source. Validate with: llm-gateway selftest chatgpt
+
+[provider]
+name = "chatgpt"
+display_name = "OpenAI ChatGPT"
+web_url = "https://chatgpt.com/"
+new_conversation_url = "https://chatgpt.com/"
+# Captures the web conversation id from the current URL (one capture group).
+conversation_url_pattern = "^https://chatgpt\\.com/c/([0-9a-zA-Z-]{8,})"
+default_models = ["gpt-4o", "gpt-4o-mini", "gpt-4.1"]
+enabled = true
+
+[selectors]
+input_field = "div#prompt-textarea, div.ProseMirror[contenteditable='true']"
+# The id and the data-testid are language independent; the aria-label fallbacks
+# only match an English UI (see providers/selectors.md, "Localised user
+# interfaces").
+send_button = "button[data-testid='send-button'], button#composer-submit-button, button[aria-label='Send prompt'], button[aria-label='Envoyer la requête']"
+response_container = "div[data-message-author-role='assistant']"
+streaming_indicator = "button[data-testid='stop-button']"
+file_input = "input[type='file']"
+new_chat_button = "a[data-testid='create-new-chat-button']"
+# Clicked once the answer has settled, to read the provider's own Markdown
+# through the clipboard. Looked up inside the answer node, so it must be
+# relative to it. Leave empty to always convert the DOM instead.
+copy_button = "button[data-testid='copy-turn-action-button'], button[aria-label='Copy'], button[aria-label='Copier']"
+login_page_indicator = "button[data-testid='login'], form[action*='login'], a[href*='auth/login'], a[href*='auth/0']"
+captcha_indicator = "iframe[src*='captcha'], iframe[src*='challenges.cloudflare.com'], div#challenge-form"
+error_banner = "[data-testid='error-message'], div[role='alert']"
+
+[login]
+url_patterns = ["/auth/login", "/login", "accounts.google.com", "/auth/0"]
+# The page a signed-out visitor lands on (title "ChatGPT: Chat, Work, Create &
+# Code with AI") has no prompt field and shows these call to action buttons.
+# The text patterns are only used when that field is missing, so a signed-in
+# conversation is never mistaken for a sign-in screen.
+text_patterns = ["log in", "sign up", "create an account"]
+
+[rate_limit]
+text_patterns = [
+  "too many requests",
+  "rate limit",
+  "trop de requêtes",
+  "réessayez plus tard",
+  "you've reached",
+]
+
+[timeouts]
+page_load = 30
+response_generation = 120
+response_timeout = 180
+
+[input]
+poll_interval_ms = 400
+quiet_ms = 1500
+inject_method = "auto"
+
+[options]
+supports_images = true
+supports_streaming = true
+supports_new_chat = true
+
+# Multi-account. A ChatGPT account is a browser profile, so declaring two
+# accounts gives two independent sessions, each with its own tab pool, driven
+# side by side. Address them with the model string:
+#
+#   {"model": "chatgpt"}                              -> the default account
+#   {"model": "chatgpt@perso"}                        -> by account id
+#   {"model": "[email protected]@gmail.com"}     -> by address
+#   {"model": "chatgpt@perso/gpt-4o"}                 -> account and model
+#
+# Sign each one in once:  llm-gateway login chatgpt --account perso
+# Their profiles live in profiles/chatgpt/accounts/<account>/user-data-dir.
+#
+# [[accounts]]
+# id = "perso"
+# email = "[email protected]"
+# label = "Personal"
+# default = true
+#
+# [[accounts]]
+# id = "pro"
+# email = "[email protected]"
+# label = "Work"