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Author @pashmerepat claims a billion users can now create and publish websites…

Brief

ChatGPT Work is presented as a phone-first platform enabling "a billion users" to build and publish websites from mobile devices. The post lists features including a 15 GB RAM cloud computer, persistent workspaces, terminal/code execution, remote browser, plugin integrations (Slack, Gmail, GitHub), git clone/PR, build-and-deploy, docs/sheets/slides, inbox/calendar summarization, scheduled tasks, finance access, and monitoring — all via the Work tab in the ChatGPT app.

Why it matters

Author @pashmerepat claims a billion users can now create and publish websites from their phones using ChatGPT Work; access is via the Work tab in the ChatGPT app.

Key details

  • ChatGPT Work purportedly provides a cloud computer with 15 GB RAM, persistent workspace and files, terminal and code execution, a remote browser, connected plugins (Slack, Gmail, GitHub), scheduled tasks, git clone & PR creation, and build-and-deploy for websites.
  • The post also asserts mobile access to docs/sheets/slides, inbox and calendar summarization, website monitoring & alerts, and even personal finances/transaction/bank statement access; it links Nick (@nickbaumann_)'s piece 'I’ve Become ChatGPT Work (Web)-Pilled'.
Cleaned source text

A billion users can now create and publish websites from their phones with ChatGPT Work.

But most people don’t really grasp the full extent of the capabilities here. From your phone, you also have access to:

Cloud computer (15 GB RAM)

Persistent workspace & files

Terminal and code execution

Remote browser

Connected plugins (Slack, Gmail, GitHub, etc.)

All your personal finances, transactions, bank statements

Scheduled tasks

Git clone & PR creation

Build & deploy websites

Create docs, sheets, and slides

Inbox/calendar summarization

Website monitoring & alerts

All at your fingertips, using a simple chat interface, no laptop required.

All you have to do is switch to the Work tab on your ChatGPT app.

Nick (@nickbaumann_)

Article

I’ve Become ChatGPT Work (Web)-Pilled

A lot of the conversation I’ve seen about ChatGPT Work has focused on how it compares to Codex in the desktop app and whether it’s just the version of Codex for people who want to make slide decks and

— https://nitter.net/nickbaumann_/status/2080348892294721803#m