
Learn practical ChatGPT Work workflows for recurring tasks, updates, research, planning, and team operations. ChatGPT Work is most useful when the work already has real context behind it: calendars, messages, emails, docs, dashboards, spreadsheets, trackers, decks, and discussion history. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, give the Work agent the materials your team already uses and ask it to produce the first usable version of the artifact. Learn more about how to get started with ChatGPT Work here (opens in a new window) . Learn more about using ChatGPT Work for everyday tasks in our on-demand webinar (opens in a new window) .
ChatGPT Work is most useful when the work already has real context behind it: calendars, messages, emails, docs, dashboards, spreadsheets, trackers, decks, and discussion history. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, give the Work agent the materials your team already uses and ask it to produce the first usable version of the artifact. That might be a daily brief, weekly update, decision memo, launch kit, financial review, or workflow audit your team can inspect, edit, and put to work.
Learn more about how to get started with ChatGPT Work here (opens in a new window) .
Learn more about using ChatGPT Work for everyday tasks in our on-demand webinar (opens in a new window) .
Use these prompts to move from scattered inputs to concrete outputs. Give ChatGPT Work the source materials, constraints, review expectations, and destination format behind the task, then ask for a first pass someone can actually use. From there, your team can check the evidence, refine the judgment, resolve open questions, and decide what needs to happen next.
Note: This webinar references an earlier Codex experience. The workflows shown here can now be completed with ChatGPT Work on chatgpt.com or in the ChatGPT desktop app.
Learn practical ChatGPT Work workflows for recurring tasks, updates, research, planning, and team operations Reported by OpenAI on April 23, 2026.