ChatGPT now integrates with Notes, Quip and Notion — here’s what it can do

Latest developments: OpenAI unveiled new ChatGPT integrations with popular productivity tools as part of their “12 Days of OpenAI” event.

• Chief Product Lead Kevin Weil introduced ‘Agentic‘ functionality, allowing ChatGPT to perform tasks autonomously on behalf of users
• The platform now directly integrates with Apple Notes, Quip, and Notion, with Windows integrations planned for future release
• A new ChatGPT desktop app for Mac features a floating window that can understand context from other active applications

Key features and demonstrations: The OpenAI team showcased practical applications of ChatGPT’s enhanced capabilities through live demonstrations.

• Within Notion, ChatGPT created a detailed walking tour guide, expanding selected text and adding verified historical information with citations
• Advanced Voice Mode enabled voice-based interaction, demonstrated through creating a holiday party playlist with real-time error correction
• The system showed improved accuracy by identifying and correcting mistakes, such as fixing “Freezy the Snowman” to “Frosty the Snowman”

Developer tools integration: ChatGPT demonstrated enhanced capabilities for software development workflows.

• Integration with Warp terminal application allowed ChatGPT to analyze on-screen content without manual scrolling
• The system worked directly with Xcode, Apple’s development environment, to generate and debug code
• Despite initial errors, successful code execution was achieved through iterative improvements

Technical capabilities: The new integrations represent significant improvements in ChatGPT’s ability to interact with various applications.

• The system can now go beyond simple text manipulation to understand and analyze content across different applications
• Integration allows for seamless assistance across various tasks within users’ existing workflows
• Citations and source verification features enhance the reliability of generated content

Looking ahead: While these integrations currently focus on Apple’s ecosystem, the promised Windows support and continuing developments suggest OpenAI is working toward a more platform-agnostic approach to AI assistance in productivity tools.