You're in the right place if you use

ChatgBT, Claude, Claude Co-work, or

OpenClaw, but still don't know which

agent you should use for business and

how. Because in this video, we're going

to do a deep dive into using AI agents

effectively to get work done.

Specifically, we're talking about

ChatGBT work, OpenAI's new agent tool,

which is like Claude Co-work, but in my

opinion, much better and easier to use

on mobile, web, desktop, or any other

platform. In this video, we're going to

be breaking down the 14 capabilities of

chatbt work, each with realworld

business use cases, so that by the end,

you know exactly what it can do and

where it fits in your workflow. So, this

right here, as you probably know, is

chat GPT. You'll notice here at the top

there's this little toggle. If I click

this button, now we're using chat GPT

work on the web. On chat GPT work, I can

create presentations like I was a

Mckenzie consultant. On Chat GPT work, I

can also create spreadsheets

that look really professional and it can

also include charts. I can also use GPT

work for video editing and motion

graphics. On chat GPT work, I can create

and preview websites and I can even edit

them. Make it dark mode. ChatGpt work is

also not just on the web. This right

here is ChatGpt, the iOS app that

billions of people have used. And if I

press this little button right here, you

can see that it has a work toggle. This

right here is chat GBT work. Every

single thing that you can do on chat GPT

on the web, you can also do on the iOS

app. In order to fully understand how

chat GBT work works, I think it's

important to understand the timeline of

how chat GBT work came to be. So back in

2022, we all remember chat GBT. It was

this super viral moment. It was the

first time anyone made an AI chatbot

accessible to the world. And chat GBT

grew to almost a billion weekly active

users over the course of four years. And

then chat GPT or OpenAI released a new

product called Codeex. And so Codeex is

a tool that was a direct reaction to

Claude code and Claude co-work. Codeex

was basically the first super app where

you could open up the Codeex desktop app

and build anything whether it's an app,

a presentation, you could do video

editing, you could do basically anything

directly inside Codeex. And because

Codex could basically do all knowledge

work really well, not just coding tasks.

And because the name Codeex felt like a

developer tool, OpenAI decided to merge

the Chat GBT app and the Codeex app into

Chat GPT. And that is when GPT work was

born. CHIGBT work came out about 6

months after codecs and you can think of

GBT work as a more accessible codeex

except unlike codec this is available in

the web it's also available in the

desktop app and it's also available in

the iOS app and so in this video I'm

talking about the 14 most important

capabilities inside GBT work. Let's dive

into capability number one. The first

capability of GPT work is creating

polished reports and documents. As you

can see here, I created this document

inside GPT work and it's viewable within

the chat GBT app. So, if I go to chat

GPT, open up a new chat. Normally,

you'll start off in chat mode. If you go

to chat GBT work mode, I could say

something like this. Hello there, chat

GBT work. I need you to make a McKenzie

style presentation on the future

predictions for the rest of the year in

AI. Do in-depth research and create a um

McKenzie style report with a ton of

graphics and timelines that look

professional and amazing. Create this

presentation

and I can fire this prompt off. And

since this is chat GPT work, chat GPT

work uses a cloud computer to create the

files for this document. And then we're

going to be able to open it up in the

side panel and it will look just like

this.

Okay, so it's finally done. It created a

19 slide Mckenzie style AI Outlook

presentation. Before we look at it, I

just want to show you what it did. You

can see here it actually searched 87

websites. It'll search the internet for

as long as you need. It also read

presentation and library instructions,

style guide and API documentation.

And it just went through 13 minutes and

33 seconds of work. And then it created

this presentation right here.

And it's very graphical and it talks

about the different predictions. And so

this right here is how I edit any

document that chat GBT work creates. I

just open it up here in the side panel.

I come down to this chat area and I just

double click. Okay. So the following

things are going to be the things that I

want to change about this on slide

number one. Uh the rest of 2026 I don't

understand what's going on with the

graphic. Please spend some time make

this better. Be creative.

On slide two, I don't like these pills

over here. They're kind of weird

looking. Just figure out how to organize

this in a way that looks more

professional.

And number five, I don't like this

yellow. Can you please make this a

different color? The butt autonomy will

reign scoped and reversible. Make this a

little bit bigger and a different color.

Number eight, this block is ugly. Change

the color. That has 703 billion in it.

Please change the color of that. For

prediction number five or slide number

nine, I like this for the entire thing.

change the font to something a little

bit better. Um, and oh, I really like

the uh slide number 17. It's really

good. And that's solid. Please make all

of these changes.

And so, you can honestly think of this

like a coworker where I can just blabber

everything to it. And since this agent

has access to a computer where it can

create the files necessary to create

this presentation, it can take all the

time it needs. It'll edit all of the

things that I said to edit. And it'll

get back to us in 5 to 10 minutes. And

there you go. 9 and 1/2 minutes later.

It made a bunch of changes. As you can

see, now it has a different graphic on

the front, which I like a lot more. It

got rid of those pills and it basically

made all of the different changes that I

was hoping it made. And so out of the

box it can create these PPPX

presentations. This is one of the type

of documents that it can create even if

you don't connect your GPT work to any

external tools. Some other types of

presentations it can create is a docx

which just looks like a normal document.

It can create a PDF and it can also

create a HTML that you can open up in

line. And so it can create these little

artifacts. And remember, every type of

document that you create on GBT work on

the web can be opened on the iOS app as

well. As you can see here, we have two

very basic documents I created for the

sake of this example on the web app. I

can open them on mobile. And one little

hack is when I'm viewing this, I can

actually make edits with my voice. Let

me show you. So, if you click this

button right here, I can click this.

Okay, I'm looking at the document now.

Can you please expand on this and just

make the table a little bit larger and

with some more what it can create? I

want you to expand on that. And please

get rid of the GPT work quick reference

little subtitle and just make the title

bigger and add a little bit more visual

spacing. And on this I'm referring to

the PDF document. Please send me a new

PDF doc. So while you're viewing it, you

can speak and then GBT work will send me

a new document in just a second. And

there you go. After 2 minutes and 13

seconds, it created the new version of

the report. I can open this up. And

let's see if it made the changes. It

did. Notice here there's no subtitle. I

asked for it to get rid of it and then

it expanded on everything else. And now

it's two pages instead of one. And

again, I can zoom in and I can go

through as many iterations as I want. I

could turn on the voice, open it up.

Please make it even longer. Four pages

long, please.

After I exit, I can just fire off that

prompt. And I could do that over and

over and over again. And so that's just

what GBT work can create out of the box.

It can create PowerPoints, documents. It

can also create spreadsheets, PDFs, and

HTML websites. However, the entire world

opens up to you once you understand the

power of plugins. Which brings me to the

next capability. So the second

capability of GPT work is using plugins

to add more tools and capabilities.

You'll notice here when I'm on chat GPT

work, there's a list of suggestions. And

these suggestions are all based on my

calendar, my email, my Slack, and all of

the other plugins that I've added. Chad

GBD plugins are like codeex plugins. And

you can come up here in the top part and

you can just hit plugins. And here you

can select from basically any software

that you might use and you can add it as

a GBT work plugin. Plugins are different

from skills. Plugins are official

connections with other apps and tools

that you may use and other companies can

create plugins for you to very easily

connect your codecs, chat GPT or chat

GPT work. And you can see your installed

plugins by clicking this right here. And

these are the plugins that I use on GBT

work. I use ClickUp to communicate with

my management team. I use Convex for

anything that involves a database. I use

documents. This one is built into GBT

work. FAL gives me access to all of the

popular AI models, both image models and

video models. GitHub, incredibly

important if you do any coding work.

Gmail is one of the most important ones,

if not the most important one. I can

fully control my Gmail from GBT work

calendar, Google Drive, Hostinger. I can

do hyperframes by Heyen to create really

high quality motion graphics and also

notion. Let me show you an example. If I

go to chatgpd.com and I switch to work,

I can come here and I can say something

like this. Hey, has Emily sent me any

emails recently? Can you please tell me

what she said?

and chatpt work will immediately access

all of my emails and anytime you use a

plugin like Gmail. It comes with skills

that are bundled within that. So it has

a reading Gmail skill within the plugin

and now it's searching recent emails

from Emily. And here we go. It said she

asked you to add your input on the below

agent native podcast concept. and I'm

going to say, "Draft an email to Emily

and I want you to let her know that I

will get it done by in in the next four

or five hours. I I will update it in the

notion document and I will send it to

her. Can you please create a one-time

automation in 6 hours and send her that

link if I have not done it?" We're going

to get to automations more in depth

later. But I have basically said that

I'll get it done in the next six hours

and I'll send her an email. But if I

don't send an email,

GPT work is going to create a one-time

automation to send her the email with

the updated link. Now you can see it's

drafting notion update confirmation. And

now it's creating a scheduled task. And

now I can say, okay, send the email. And

there you go. Work for 17 seconds. and

it said sent to Emily. And if we go to

our Gmail, you can see here that I did

indeed send it. Hey Emily, yep, I'll get

this done with the next four or five

hours. I'll I'll update everything in

notion document and send you the link

once it's ready. And now I could say

what was that link again uh to the

notion doc. And here it just responded

with this link and I can very easily

open this up.

Open link. And here we it opened up

notion. And so now we have the notion

doc and I now need to prepare for the

belaval episode on the agent native

podcast. And now I could just ask GPT

work to control notion because I have

the notion plugin. I can hit at notion.

We can use the plugin. Please can we

um add a few ideas here?

He has a uh recently just started using

codeex and he loves it. I want to ask

him what is his workflow first of all.

Second of all, um what are is his

favorite features and then ask and then

third would be how does he like the

inapp browser on the desktop app? Keep

the recording information actually. And

so I can fire this prompt in and GBT

work can fully control notion. And there

you go. It just made the

questions and it's that easy. I can

fully control notion from my web app.

And remember, anytime you use GPT work

on the web, that means you can also do

the same thing on the mobile app. And

I'm telling you, in terms of my GPT work

usage, I use it 80% from my phone. When

I'm on my desktop, I'll actually use

codeex a little bit more than I'll use

GPT work. But the best part about GPT

work is being able to start something on

your computer and I can immediately just

take it over from my phone. The chat

conversation that we were just having is

Emily's recent email. So, if I click on

this, I can see that I am making changes

to my notion. Every time it makes

changes to my notion, it gives me a link

to the notion page. So, I can very

easily just open this up inside notion

and it will open up the document here

and I can just go to chatbt again. I can

say, "Hey, actually, I need you to add

two more. I just realized there's two

more things that I want to ask him. I

want to ask him if he uses the built-in

image generation." And then the final

thing I want to ask him is how is he

using it for his 3D workflows? And I can

just send this in right here and I could

just wait for it to finish or I could go

into notion and I could walk anywhere. I

could walk around the city. I'll just

wait for that to come in. There it is.

Do you use Codex for built-in image

generation? If so, how does that fit in

your workflow? And how are you using

Codex for 3D workflows? That is the

power of plugins. Okay, I really need to

review this uh on Tuesday before the

episode. So on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to

noon, can you add a calendar event for

me to review this notion document and

prepare for it? Please invite Emily uh

to this event. We're going to review it

together. And in the last one, I used

the at@mention for notion. You don't

need to, right? If you add a plugin, you

do not need to atmention it every time.

it is smart enough to use the correct

plugin. And there you go. You can see

this little calendar icon right here.

So, it's searching the calendar. So,

it's actively using the plugin.

And there you go. It added the event. It

added Emily. And here it says open the

calendar event. If I click on this right

here, right? If I just click on this,

open the link, it opens up the calendar

event directly, and it just works with

all of my tools. And it's really easy to

add plugins. It's just like one tap. And

you can add a plugin on any platform. If

you want to do it on mobile, you just

press this button right here. And you're

going to press the little settings icon

down here. And you can find plugins. And

here you can see all of my existing

plugins. At the bottom, you can browse

plugins and we could find, let's say we

wanted to add Canva. We can do that by

pressing one button. Continue to Canva.

Continue.

And now all we have to do is sign into

our account. And then we're going to hit

allow.

And boom, authorization successful. And

you should see a little verification on

the app. And there you go. Now you can

see that you have the installed plugins.

If you click on this, you can see that

Canva is now in the installed section

and we have it installed. One thing you

should know is like I said earlier, each

plug-in comes with bundled skills. And

so if you scroll down, you can see what

skills are included in the plug-in like

Canva branded presentation, Canva Bulk

create, Canva translate design, and some

some of these plugins have like 50

skills, some of them only have one. and

many in between that spectrum. And if

you ever want to test it out, you can

hit try in chat. You click this button

and it'll immediately allow you to try

it. Okay, now it's time to move to a

more underrated capability of GPT work.

Okay, so the third capability of chat

GPT work is something called blocks. Let

me show you through an example.

Hey, I need you to take a look at this

episode uh this uh podcast episode that

I'm doing. And what I need you to do is

I need you to write an intro. Can you

please write it in an editable text

block? Okay. So, this is going to

prepare the intro that it's writing in a

text block that I can edit. And you can

see here it's using the notion doc to

understand what the episode's about. And

here it gives me a response in this

little block. And I love it. It allows

me to just focus directly on this

section right here. I can full screen

it. If I just want to focus on it, I can

very easily describe edits to this

document. And if I want to edit it

directly, I can just edit it directly,

right? I can type into it, hello, and I

can kind of ask AI to make changes or I

can make changes directly. And if we go

to this same exact chat on iOS, our our

mobile app, you can see that it renders

on the phone as well. I can very easily

edit this and I can make edits right

here. And it even gives me little

suggestions like start with a stronger

hook, tighten and remove repetition or

again I can just add things directly to

it. And I could just say start with a

stronger hook. And look, it creates this

little cool animation and it shows me

the exact changes that it made here. And

what's cool is I can go back to the

previous one and I can go forward to

after the changes, which I really like.

And then we can continue to make more

changes

tighten. And there you go. And so now

there's three changes or three versions

of this intro.

And we can go back and we can go

forward. But blocks don't end there. In

fact, it goes way deeper for these

different types of blocks that you can

create. Hey, I want you to actually help

me brainstorm all the things that I

could talk about. Please create a

mermaid diagram and I want this to be uh

a mind map of the the topics that we

could cover. And then I also want you to

make a flowchart of the conversation and

this should give me some ideas for what

we should discuss. And so, not only can

it create these text blocks, it can also

create diagram blocks. If you know

anything about mermaid diagrams, it's

this cool formatting where it converts

code into like these really cool renders

and it can render them directly in line.

You'll see in just a second. And you can

see here it's creating this code in

mermaid formatting. And watch, it's

going to render in just a second. Boom.

Look at this. So, I can full screen this

chart. And now we can kind of see that

does delegation create more management

and it has all of the related ideas. We

can see creator economics. Where is the

actual time saving? Does output create

more noise? These are all good

questions. And these charts right here

are built directly into GPT work. And

they also work with codecs as well if

you want to use the desktop app. But

again, it doesn't stop at mind maps. You

can also create this other type of

chart. This is a flowchart and again you

can full screen it and here is this

flowchart and that is pretty cool. Okay.

So based on the notion doc I gave you

about GBT work. I want you to take me

through the flow of the average user go

in detail. I want a sequence diagram

block which describes how the user would

use GPT work and what's going on under

the hood like with plugins skills and

all of the different things. Can you

please make a detailed sequence diagram

in a block? This one's pretty cool. And

again, just like the other types of

mermaid diagrams, it's just going to

generate code. Once it's done generating

the code, it will render it in a very

clean and very easy to understand

sequence diagram. Here we go. It's kind

of a one-pager. It's a lot easier to

read. And here we go. So, the user

describes a a a desired outcome. GBT

work will plan and work and identify the

requirements and then it will load files

in memory into relevant skills into the

context. It returns the preferences and

task instructions and the GPT work model

will then select the plugins or browser

on a local computer. By the way, I think

this is incredibly useful. I I use this

very often. And then the tools will

return information from connected

sources, right? all of these different

tools which includes plugins and skills

and external connections. It returns the

information back that researches and

analyzes and creates or operates

software. And this is just a really cool

way to kind of see how it interacts with

GBT work, the context, the tools, and

then the final output. And you can see

here it assembles the document, deck,

site or app. And if you want to know

what types of blocks and charts that it

can create, just ask GBT work. Hey, we

created a mind map, a flowchart, and a

sequence diagram. List all of the other

types of blocks you can create like this

that's built into GBT work. And look at

all of these. Here are all of the blocks

that it can create. So, it can create

all of these different types of

diagrams. Here are the writing blocks.

It can also create an email draft block,

which I'll get to a little bit later.

It'll it can create data and technical

blocks, media blocks, and file and

application blocks. all directly inside

GBT work and all of these work on the

phone as well. And if you look at this

last type of block it can create and you

look at these four, this brings me to

the next capability within GPT work. The

fourth capability of GPT work is

building and hosting complete websites

and applications. So everything that we

just learned in this chat, I want you to

take everything that we just talked

about in terms of the blocks that it can

create and I want you to create a public

site that I can share with my audience

and I want you to use what is called and

so I want it to use the sites feature.

So this is build and deploy sites

directly inside chat GBT and these are

like little mini apps that you can share

with friends, your team or anyone else.

And so I can create one of these sites.

Please, can you um Yeah, I want you to

create a site that shows the different

types of charts that I can create and

take the ones that we did and try to uh

put them in the site and render them

correctly and show what they all look

like. I want this to be a GPT site that

I can share with my friends. And so I

can fire this off. Notice here we're

using this on chatgpt.com in the web.

This means I can do a very similar

prompt directly from my phone as well.

And then there you go. After 6 minutes

and 10 seconds, we have a new site and I

can click on it and I can open up this

site and you can see here that it is

deployed on a chatgbt.

site and take a look at this. It says

what can chat GBT work render in a

conversation. And if I scroll down here

we go we have mindmap flowchart sequence

diagrams timeline user journey. Notice

here this is a chatgbts

site. This isn't a link on the actual

internet. It's more of an internal tool

and it's hosted by chatgbt. And so what

I want to do is I want to host this on

the actual internet and then eventually

give it my own domain. So I want to say

please put this on the public internet

and I want you to use the following

plugin. And I'm going to type at

Verscell. And we're going to use the

Verscel plugin to put it on the

internet. And instead of it being a GBT

site, I want it on the internet. All

right. So, it said it's live on Versel.

If I open this link up right here, you

can see that it has a Verscell.app link.

And now that you have this project on

Versell, it's really easy to add a

custom domain. And you can use namecheep

which is another plugin to buy your

domain and you can just ask it to update

the domain on versel and you can create

an app put it on the internet and give

it your own domain. Okay. So the fifth

capability of GBT work involves editing

and generating images with the built-in

GPT image 2 model. So, I just uploaded

directly to GBT work this thumbnail

concept that we have. And this is

incredibly easy to edit. And so, I'm

just going to say, please change the

text to GPT work is insane. Then change

the logo to this.

And now what I'm going to do is I'm just

going to paste in the chat GBT icon. And

I'm just going to say only change those

things. Keep the rest the same. Make

three variations, please. So now GPT

work has access to the best image model.

And it's really good at image editing.

It can just edit everything for you. But

I'm going to show you why this is so

cool in just a second. And look, here it

is. We can see that it's working. And

this image has been generated. And you

can see here there's this little edit

icon. So even while it's working, I can

click this edit button and I can say

reduce the glow

around the icon.

The guy on the left should be wearing

a brown shirt. The guy on the right

blue. And now I can fire off this prompt

and it automatically just allows me to

inline edit that image. You'll notice

here this looks a lot awfully like the

previous one, but you'll notice here

there's another version, right? We have

brown on the left and blue on the right

and it reduced the glow around the icon.

I can even get more granular with it. So

if I click on the image, I can also use

this comment feature and I can comment

directly on this make hair more luscious

and I can add that as a comment. You can

see that eyes blue, better hairline,

slightly more

beard, and then I can more white teeth

background

slightly more of a dark gray charcoal

gradient, not just fully black. And I

can just fire these comments and I can

hit send. It will add all of those edits

on the exact location that we selected.

Okay, so it's done. So if we click on

this, we can go up to the previous

version. So look, I asked for my eyes to

blue, hair more luscious. Let's go to

the next one. Boom. I asked for the

teeth to be whiter. Boom. I asked for

slightly more beard. Boom. And I asked

for the gradient to go from black to

this gray color. So, this is what it was

before. It's subtle, but now it's this

like gray gradient. Please uh take those

four variations and send them to Emily

on email. I want to know which one she

prefers. Which one do you think is best

for the video? Send that to her right

now. And remember, we're using the Gmail

plugin. And I can just very quickly send

over the images that we could

potentially add to my coworker Emily.

And now we're kind of using all of the

different tools together. And there you

go. It's sent to Emily with all four

variations attached. Let's take a look.

If we click on this email here, you can

see I made these four thumbnail

variations for GBT Workvide. Can you

take a look and let me know which one

you prefer? And we have one, two, three,

and four. So it's very easy to just take

the images that you create and send them

via email. All right. So the sixth most

important capability of chat GBT work is

branching a chat. So earlier we were

creating a site and I wanted a website

that shows all the different types of

charts that you can create directly

inside chat gbt work. Well now I want to

continue working on this site actually

but I also want to turn this into a

slide deck and I want to have both of

these chats going at the same time. So

in order to do that I can type

slashbranch

chat and this will automatically take

everything that we've done before it and

we'll branch it as a separate chat.

Notice here this chat is called Emily's

recent emails and we can actually change

the name. We could just go rename and we

can name this website

charts. And so the chat that we're going

to be creating the website chart is

right there. And now I can say, "Hey,

can you actually turn this into a PDF

presentation for me?" And one other

thing that I will include to this is you

can go slashpin.

And you can actually pin this chat

directly to the top. I could go back to

the website charts. I could pin it by

pressing this right here. Or again, it's

just kind of fun to be able to do this

in line. You just go slashpin. And now

we have the website charts and then the

other branch which is for the PDF. And

these both started as this branch and we

branched them off. And so this is how

you can kind of start with one chat and

then branch them out into different

chats. And I kind of do it by task. One

chat is for one task which is creating

the site and the other one is for

another task which is the PDF. So the

seventh capability of GBT work is you

can use it through the desktop app and

the iOS app and the web app are very

similar in way in the way that they work

but the chat GBT work inside the desktop

app operates a little differently

depending on the settings that you

choose. OpenAI has combined the codeex

app and the chat GBT app and the result

of that combination again was GPT work.

Now, the only difference between GBT

work on the desktop app and the web app

is this configuration right here. If you

use GBT work in the cloud, it's

basically the same as using it in the

web. However, if you use GBT work on

your computer, this is when it becomes a

little bit different. So, there's two

ways that you can use GBT work on your

computer, right? You can use the cloud

feature and the local feature. Again, if

you were to create a new GBT works uh

chat here, you can choose on your

computer, which is local or in the

cloud. And so on the iOS app or the web

app or the desktop using cloud, it does

not have direct access to files on your

computer. However, if you use this

desktop using local option right here,

again, new chat, if you are using local,

it does have access to your computer.

And so again, if you use the iOS app,

web or cloud, it cannot use the desktop

apps. However, it can use your desktop

apps if you use the GPT work using local

option. It can also use the local work

chats. Yes, you can see here it cannot

with the desktop app that uses cloud or

web or iOS. And so one thing that's

really important to note is yes, this

version can control your computer, but

if you want to be able to continue the

conversation elsewhere without having to

keep your computer open, you need to

choose one of these three. You need to

choose desktop using cloud, web, or iOS

app. If you use the desktop using local,

which means it's GBT work controlling

your computer, you're not going to be

able to continue the conversation

elsewhere. Additionally, if you want to

save locally to your computer, you need

to use this one right here. All of these

operate in the cloud. That's why it's

really easy to sync them between all of

your devices. However, the desktop one,

you are able to add things to your

computer. And so, this is a lot like the

original version of Claude Co-work. And

so, if I go to in the cloud, this is the

same as using it on the web app. Hey,

can you please create a presentation of

the LA of my latest video? Present to me

how good my last YouTube video did. If I

fire off this right here, which is GPT

work running in the cloud. And so,

because I chose the cloud version of GPT

work, it shows up here in the side

panel. So, these are in perfect sync.

Look, hey, can you please create a

presentation and blah blah blah YouTube

video? Hey, can you please create a

presentation blah blah blah YouTube

video. And they are in perfect sync. And

I could very easily continue this on my

phone as well. And as you can see here,

we have the cloud GPT work task running

and I can access it from my phone. So

phone desktop app and also the web app.

Okay. So now what we should do is we

should talk about the other version of

GPT work which is the GPT work that runs

on your computer. Now what I want you to

first notice here is this version of GPT

works a lot better with codeex. Codeex

is a tool that I've been using a ton.

This tool has full access to my

computer. It can do basically anything

that I would want to do with a computer

and that in that includes this computer

use. It can fully control my computer,

run any command. It has full access and

I basically I literally give it full

access. It can do whatever it wants.

However, the the chat GPT with local

access is a little bit safer and it

can't run any terminal command. It asks

you for permissions more often, but what

I like about it is it shares skills. I'm

going to show you something real quick.

If you use the cloud version of GPT work

and I try to type in a skill, I have no

skills, right? And since on codeex I

have many skills, right? I have a

YouTube thumbnail skill, a YouTube

researcher skill, I have a diagrams

skill, excal diagram skill. All of these

skills that I've created over a lot of

time and I don't have access to that

when I use GBT work in the cloud, which

is the same GBT work that is on my phone

and the web. If I switch to on the

computer and I go slashyou thumbnail,

you see all of the skills are there. So,

I would recommend if you're afraid of

codecs doing something crazy on your

computer, stick to GPT work running

locally because it can create files,

edit files, and delete files on your

computer, but it has less full access

than codecs. Okay, so the next two

capabilities are going to be incredibly

fun. They are the most fun capabilities

of codecs, at least on the computer. And

the eighth capability of GPT work is

voice mode. On chat GPT work, you'll

notice this little white circle button

right here. And if you hover over it, it

says start a new voice chat. Let's go

ahead and do that.

Hey chat GPT work. Um, how are you?

>> I'm doing good, thanks. How are things?

>> Yo, um, can you please open up, it's in

my notion, uh, there's a video database,

it's called GPT work explained. Can you

please open that up in the CEX browser?

Uh, the notion doc.

>> Sure thing. I'll open that notion doc in

the browser.

>> No, you actually got the wrong one. It's

just called GPT work explained.

>> Got it. I'll switch to that one. Okay.

I'm switching the codeex browser to the

exact page GPT work explained.

>> Yes, exactly. Okay. AI. I named those

very similarly. Anyway, I want to uh

bring your attention to capability

number eight. So, the capability number

eight that I I see the eighth capability

is GBT work voice mode. Then the next

one is uh the eighth I want you to

change the next one to the ninth

capability of GBT work is using voice

mode remote to your computer and then

adjust all of the titles. Right? The

ninth one should become the 10th one and

etc. And then I actually want you to get

rid of one of them, which is

um h which one should we get rid of? Uh

remove the 12th one because I want to

stick to the 14 number.

>> That I'll update that.

>> Thank you.

>> The 12th capability is running multiple

tasks at once in separate windows with

three bullets. I've removed that section

and I'm shifting the later capability

titles down to keep the total at 14.

>> Amazing. And then make the all of the

headers um heading twos in blue.

>> Gotcha. Numbering is verified 8 through

14 and I'm applying blue text to every

heading two on the page. Converted to

heading twos. I'll use the notion API

only from here to set them blue and

verify the page.

And there you go.

>> Nice work. You changed it to blue. Can

you add a couple notes under the eighth

capability of GPT work voice mode?

Please add like three bullets of of the

thing. Like we're using it right now. So

add some notes underneath that.

>> Got it. I'll add three concise bullets

under the capability.

I'm adding three practical notes right

under capability 8 based on using voice

mode conversationally.

>> Wow, that's very cool. Can you add Can

you add like a very concise summary and

highlight it in yellow and make it that

the final bullet for that section?

>> Absolutely. I'll keep it tight and add

that as the last bullet. I'm adding a

short yellow highlighted takeaway as the

final voice mode bullet.

>> Thank you. And so basically all of this

connections and plugins that you've

created on your phone or on the web app,

all of those plugins can be accessed

through voice mode and you can just turn

it on and anything that you can do you

can control with voice. Let me show you

one more example. Hey buddy, I need you

to go through my email. Um, please

create a quick table of anyone who's

reached out about paid sponsorships.

>> Got it. I'll check and pull that into a

fast table for you. filtering out

anything generic and keeping only the

clear leads. Here's the quick table of

real paid sponsorship leads with the

brand

and the status.

>> There's a a company Miniax. Please reach

out back to them. Create a draft with

the draft skill and open it in the

codeex browser and respond and tell them

that my price is $250 million per video.

>> Got it. I'll set up that draft reply and

open it for you to review.

The miniax thread is active and I'm

preparing that reply now. Now on the

miniax draft, nothing was sent.

>> Okay, thank you for drafting that out.

And as you can see here, I could very

easily just send the message that my

codeex or my GPT work drafted up for me

in the browser. Okay, so we just covered

the voice mode on the desktop app, which

is this start new voice chat button

here. What if I told you that wasn't

even the coolest voice mode feature with

GPT work? And so the ninth capability of

GPT work is using voice mode remote to

your computer from the iOS app. So the

iOS app has a really cool feature and

you can actually go to this remote tab

right here and you can connect your iOS

app to your chat GBT app on your

computer, the desktop app. And in this

process, I can actually ask chat GPT to

spin up GPT co-work tasks. Let me show

you a very basic example, like the most

basic example you can think of. This is

a real-time voice button, very similar

to this button right here. Let's go

ahead and press it. Wow. I see that when

I started this real-time voice chat, I

see a new real-time voice chat on my

computer as well. I want you to spin up

a new GPT work chat session and I want

you to call it Riley's notes.

>> On it, I'll set that up now.

>> Very good. I can see that you spun it

up. Now, I want you to do the same

except I want you to do a research on my

latest videos inside um I want you to do

the research on the latest videos in my

notion. Right? Look at my latest videos

and I want you to tell me I want you to

tell me what videos I should make next

based on the last two weeks of videos.

Do this in a new GBT work session.

Create it now.

Got it. I'll check that out.

I'm setting up a new session to review

those videos and turn the patterns into

recommendations.

>> Amazing. Thank you so much. Okay, cool.

I see. Look at this. And so as you could

see here, it created a new session

called next videos from recent notion

and it spun up this chat. So this voice

um thread that I created right here.

This is almost you can think of this

like the master thread and that is

running right here. This master thread

can spin up codeex chat sessions. It can

also spin up GBT work sessions to do

different things. So, my workflow that I

do every day is I come into the office,

plug in my computer, and I just take my

phone and go for a walk for 30 minutes.

I go through all of my emails, and I

basically just I just talk to codeex,

this session right here. And for any

task that I need to do, I'll just say,

"Spin up a new GBT work session for this

content task or this email that I need

to do." And then by the time I come back

to my computer, I'll maybe see four or

five chat sessions open. And I can

actually work through a lot of the

progress or at least a lot of the

thinking or I can come back to a full

draft ready to send out to the person

that I'm emailing. And that is just a

really cool thing to be able to do.

The notion review is complete. Your

recent videos lean toward explainers and

agent conversations. So the best

opportunities are practical workflow and

team implementation videos.

>> That's really cool. Actually, can you

please um yeah, can you please add one

video in my notion in progress? Um yeah,

add it in progress and uh make that

video about using GBT work voice 10 use

cases of GBT voice on my phone like

using the codeex or the GPT remote.

>> Got it. I'll add that.

>> Thank you. And codeex

Yeah, make sure it's long form in

progress.

>> Got it. I'll make that adjustment. The

video's already in progress, so I'm

updating it for long for now.

>> Amazing. Thank you.

>> Done. It's added as long for iness.

>> This is a completely new technology. I'm

telling you, this is one of the most fun

things you'll ever do. And I found it to

be really fun because I don't need to be

at my computer. I can just spin up work

sessions and it can do a lot of the work

for me. The 10th capability of GBT work

that I think is the most underrated is

the inapp browser. And so when you start

a new GBT session and actually you don't

even need to start a session. You can

start a browser session by clicking on

this panel and it automatically just

opens up a browser. If you hit this plus

sign right here you can create a new

browser and you can also create a new

browser by pressing command T. This

browser is a full browser and I've

talked about this a lot so I won't go

too far into detail here, but this

browser can sign into your different

accounts. As you can see here, this is

my agent native account that I have.

This is my podcast and my company. And I

can post directly to Twitter. And since

GBT work when it's running on this local

version can actually control this

browser and it could post for me and it

could do it directly through the

interface. And the coolest part about

this is when this browser is signed into

all of your stuff because if you ask it

to do something and you want it to send

an email and open up the draft, it

actually needs to be signed into all of

your stuff. And the best way to do that

is to press these three dots. And you're

going to want to import cookies and

passwords. When you do that, you can

find your browser that you're using

before and you can import those cookies

and passwords so that you can actually

sign in to all of your accounts. And so

I could say something like this. Um,

come up with based on like my recent

activity today, um, and the insights

that I've have, come up with 10 tweets,

but put it in a Google doc and open it

in a new tab, please,

um, in the codeex browser. And what I

really like is kind of this taskbased

organization where you start a task and

then all of the browser tabs that you

need for that task get open and they're

all contained within a single thread.

And so I'll actually use this when

spinning up my GBT work sessions from my

phone. I'll ask it to do something and

I'll say, "Hey, by the way, can you open

up these two two tabs that'll be

relevant for that task?" So that when I

come back to my computer, I have the

task running already that's done a lot

of the work. And then anything relevant

that I might need open is also open here

on the right side. And take a look at

that. It created the Google doc and it

opened it in a new codeex browser. I

want to pretend for a second that um I

didn't ask for it to open up

automatically. One way that you can open

it is you can rightclick on any link and

hit open in browser. And as you can see

here, it opened up the Google doc. Uh

another thing is it says open in. You

can open it in chat GBT. That's another

way to open it. And I highly recommend

getting in the habit of opening all

external links in the browser because

it's just a way more fun way to work.

You have all of your tasks that you're

doing here and you can very quickly open

it in the same app. I can switch tasks

and then when I come back I have

everything that I need, right? I have

all the tabs open and the chat session

stays consistent. So the 11th capability

of GBT work is skills. And so skills are

simply little instruction files that

your AI agent can use to complete a

task. And inside codeex, I've made tons

of videos talking about creating skills

like my YouTube thumbnail skill, like my

notion video database skill. I have so

many different skills that I've created.

Each one of these skills represents a

little workflow that I do that I can

reference or the agent can just

situationally understand to use. And

what I want to say here regarding GPT

work is just to make sure that you're

using the right version of GBT work

depending on where you want to use the

skill. And so there are basically two

types of skills that you can create

inside GBT work or codecs basically

inside chat GBT. a local skill and a

cloud skill. So if you create a skill

inside codeex like I did here with

YouTube thumbnail and notion video

database, the only other way to access

it is to use GBT work and you can see

here I can access those notion skills

here, right? I can access all my notion

skills. However, if we were to change

this to GPT work in the cloud and not on

the computer and I try to use my notion

skills, I cannot do it. So, if you

create a skill in the cloud version

right here, right, I have this I can

say, hey, can you create a skill called

test? Um, and it this is just a test

skill. Have it do nothing. Literally

just say test so it goes quicker. I can

create a skill in the cloud version and

then this skill will be a skill that I

can use from my phone or the web app

because these are all cloud versions of

GPT work. Okay, so as you can see here

it says done. The test skill was created

and installed. Its only instruction is

test. So I just want to show you how

when it creates this link. If I open

this up, let's go ahead and open this up

in an external browser. As you can see

here, it created a test skill. And here

it has a skill.md file and its name is

test. Its description a deliberately

minimal test skill that does nothing.

Use when user explicitly asks to invoke

the test skill. And again I can try it

in chat. And now you can use it in the

cloud. If I wanted to use it on my phone

I can. So, if you want to create a skill

that you want to use while you're on a

walk or you're outside or you want to be

able to use it from GPT work on your

phone, make sure you create it on the

web or on your phone or the cloud

version of GPT work in OpenAI. Again, if

you're watching this, please just merge

these all together so that all of our

skills can be used from any of the

products. Anyway, let's move on

[clears throat] to the next skill. For

the 12th capability of GPT work, you can

have your GBT work do things in the

future. And this is something people

consciously understand, but it's not

something that people grasp enough to

truly use it effectively. So, I want to

show you a a way that I conceptualize

it. Let's imagine you send an email. And

when you send this email, you want to

make sure that a certain action happens

as soon as you get a response. And so, I

will do something like this. I will say,

let's say I send an email on Friday.

I'll say starting on Monday, every x

period of time, maybe it's every three

hours or maybe it's every day, check at

9:00 a.m. Ending on next week, check for

a response. If you get a response, let

the whole team know. And so, let me show

you an example. Hey, I want you to send

an email to emily@notinumber.com

and let her know that I um I need to

make this video 20 capabilities. So,

send her the notion document of this

and remember we're talking about this

notion document. I can just paste in my

notion document. Please send her the

email and I want you to please starting

tomorrow morning at 9:00, check for her

response every single hour. As soon as

she sends it back, her response, I want

you to add it to that same notion

document. And once that's done, please

can you send an email to me, Riley

agentnative.inc, my other personal

email, because I'll be on vacation, and

make sure that I can see that so I can

make final edits. And this workflow,

this will work. I've been doing this for

nearly all of my emails. Anytime I send

an urgent email that like I would want

to respond really quickly or notify my

team, I will automatically do this. I'll

just say on these days, check every hour

for a response. If I get a response,

notify people on my team. I will have AI

periodically check and route whatever I

need to do to the person who needs to

help me. It seems easy. It seems

trivial, but this is a mind shift that

you need to realize that this agent

right here, especially if you're

operating in the cloud, if you're using

the local version, the automation

actually won't run. The scheduled tasks

on codeex or the local version of GPT

work, they won't run. The scheduled

tasks won't run because your computer

needs to be open. But the G if you do it

from the GBT app or you do it from the

cloud version of GBT work, it will run

no matter if your computer is open or

not. And so for all of those email

tasks, I like to make them cloud-based

GBT work tasks. So no matter what, my

computer doesn't need to be open and I

know for a fact they'll fire off and the

task will get done. And for the 13th

capability of GPT work, I want to talk

about creating spreadsheets. These

models, the Frontier models are getting

so good, it's almost scary at creating

spreadsheets, especially if you ask it

to do in tons of research on the

internet or if you give it a ton of your

own internal documents. So, I just said

do in-depth research on the growth of

Microsoft, Google, and Apple. I want you

to do an in-depth comparison and create

a fully detailed report. Create a

spreadsheet for this. I want a lot of

charts and high quality data. And for

this, I'm using it in the web app. I'm

not using it on the desktop app. And

here I can click this and it will open

it up. And these are getting

significantly

better. And I can open this up right

here. And we can see all of the data

that it has pulled for this spreadsheet.

And we have strategic comparison and

sources sources and checks. And so it

can create really high quality

spreadsheets. and you can very easily

ask it to edit it. Uh please make the

main uh please make a um dashboard page

or some sort of like cover sheet which

is like very colorful and fun to look at

and recommends uh where I should buy it.

And then after you do this, I want you

to convert this into a Google sheet.

And because we've set up the Google

Sheets or we have the Google Drive

plugin, because we have this, it can

automatically create Google Sheets and

it will be able to you'll be able to

open it up right away and open up Google

Sheets. And if you were doing this in

the desktop, you could open it in the

inapp browser. Okay, you can see here it

is done. Let's just go ahead and open

this straight up into Google Sheets. And

there you go. It is really colorcoded

and you can see here Alphabet,

Microsoft, and Apple. And we can go to

historical financials, executive

dashboards, and now charts. And it

created all of these different charts.

As you can see, capex, capex, and

revenue. We have 5-year revenue, uh,

free cash flow, all of the things that

we might want to do research on. AI can

go off and create these insane

spreadsheets. Okay, we made it to the

final capability of GBT work. And this

is my multi- aent workspace capability.

And so here I have four different GPT

works open on my computer right now. All

of these are running in the cloud and

I'm working on many different things at

once. Because agents are starting to

take a lot longer, it's nice to be able

to multitask. And sometimes I don't like

to multitask with this side panel, I

actually prefer a new view where I have

everything smaller and I'm switching

between these different views here. I

fired off what is in my emails and I can

say, "Oh, the credits exhausted for

Perplexity Computer. Please give me more

information. What did that Perplexity

Computer email say?" And I can just fire

off that prompt. And now here I'm doing

the intro for my GMO Roush podcast. I'm

filming this right after. Let's say I

wanted to dive further into this. You

can just go into the top bar,

doubleclick on it, and open it up. And

so that's kind of how I go in and out of

full screen and this view is you can

just double click and it snaps back to

his position before. So that's how I do

it. So for if I want to hone in on this

tasks, doubleclick. I should do GPT work

explain next. That makes sense. I'll

drop it back down. Uh, please open this

in the browser. And so I can open up

this one in the codeex browser.

And now I can go back to my next task.

Here it says the perplexity email says

you've used all your credits. And say,

okay, please respond

saying I don't want it anymore. use

Gmail. And now I can go to the next one.

Got it. Open it up in the codeex

browser. So I can very easily open this

up. And there you go. We now have this

open in our codeex browser. And I can

very easily toggle this down, toggle

this up, and I can switch tasks really

easily. And this if I'm working on three

or four tasks at once, this is how I

prefer to use it. And sometimes these

will be codeex tabs, not just uh GPT

work tabs. And here we're generating a

cool chart here, which is really cool.

Anyway guys, so these are the

capabilities that we talked about today.

The easiest ones that are cloud-based

are branching a chat. You can create

blocks. This is a version of a block,

right? This is just a quadrant chart.

Remember we talked about mermaid

diagrams. We also talked about voice

mode which you can initiate from a new

chat and you can very easily talk to it.

If we were to create a new chat, you can

initiate it by pressing this button

right here. Uh we also talked about

reports and documents. You can create

PDFs, docs, spreadsheets, that type of

thing. We also talked about generating

and editing images directly in line. Um

you can also use the desktop app and I

recommend using the uh codecs for a lot

of these tasks, especially if they're co

uh coding related. But again the local

codecs and the local GPT work go

together and then all the other versions

which is the cloud desktop version of

GPT work the GPT work on your phone and

web go together those skills are shared

and so remember always remember that and

then also you can use voice mode through

the remote so you can communicate with

your desktop app so if you need to spin

up GPT work sessions or codec sessions

from your phone you can and then you can

also create skills and you can create

skills Just know that the cloud skills

go with the cloud versions of the app

and the local skills go with the local

version of the app. And one thing that

most people aren't using properly is you

can schedule automations. And you can

also build websites and full apps and

host them on the internet, which is

really cool. Anyway, thank you guys so

much for watching. This was a long

video. I put like eight or nine hours

into this. I hope you enjoyed it. Please

like, please subscribe. It would mean a

ton to me. And I'll see you here for the

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