OpenAI on June 9 introduced ChatGPT Work, describing it as a “super app” for enterprises that brings together artificial intelligence (AI) agents, coding capabilities and workplace integrations within a single interface. The launch marks the company's latest effort to strengthen its presence in the enterprise AI market and compete with Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini.
OpenAI said in a statement that ChatGPT Work is a new AI agent that can take action across users' apps and files, work on complex projects for hours and turn a goal into completed work.
Alongside the announcement, the company unveiled GPT-5.6, its newest family of AI models, comprising Sol, Terra and Luna, and introduced a redesigned desktop application that integrates Chat, Work and Codex into one unified workspace.
The rollout comes at a time when competition in enterprise AI is intensifying, with major technology firms expanding their offerings beyond conversational assistants to AI systems capable of handling end-to-end workflows.
The company said ChatGPT Work extends the capabilities of Codex across the web, mobile and desktop, allowing users to connect selected apps, files and workflows so the agent can create finished outputs such as documents, spreadsheets, presentations and web applications.
According to the company, the revamped ChatGPT desktop app combines Chat for everyday assistance, Work for multi-step tasks and Codex for developers and technical professionals into a single interface.
The company also said the platform features a unified plugin directory that links ChatGPT with third-party services such as Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, calendars and customer relationship management software.
