OpenAI just shipped ChatGPT Work, powered by GPT-5.6 — a workspace where you hand over an outcome, not a task, and it plans the job, connects to your real tools, and builds the finished thing: documents, decks, spreadsheets, even small websites. This starter kit is the field guide from the video: the one mindset shift, the six stations and how to actually use each, a first-project checklist for tonight, and three copy-paste starter prompts.

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A companion to the video on OpenAI's new ChatGPT Work, powered by GPT-5.6 (three models: Sol = most powerful, Terra = balanced, Luna = speed). It's live on the desktop app today and rolling out to Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu on web + mobile over the coming days. This one-page field guide turns it into something you can run tonight. Inside: THE ONE MINDSET SHIFT — give it an OUTCOME, not a task; a side-by-side of a bad prompt ('write me three paragraphs about X') versus a good one ('here's the goal, here's where the context lives, plan it first then build it'), plus a fill-in-the-blanks goal-brief template. THE 6 STATIONS every deliverable moves through, with how to actually use each: (1) PLAN MODE — always start here, and correct the plan, not the finished work; (2) CONNECT YOUR TOOLS — 1,400+ plugins, so wire up your real docs, sheets, messages and trackers before you start; (3) CREATE SHARE-READY WORK — polished docs, decks and spreadsheets with the analysis already done, not an outline you still have to finish; (4) SITES — turn ideas and data into interactive websites and small web apps with no code; (5) RUN IT ON YOUR SCHEDULE — one-time or recurring tasks you can check from your phone; (6) BUILT-IN BROWSER — iterate side-by-side in the desktop app to polish the last mile. Then YOUR FIRST PROJECT TONIGHT, a 7-step checklist (update and go desktop-first, pick ONE real project, connect its tools, write the goal brief, start in Plan mode, review the plan before you approve, let it build then review before you ship), and THREE copy-paste starter prompts (a weekly report from connected data, a client deck from a data room and notes, a small internal tool or site from a spec). The one rule that ties it together: hand it an outcome, point it at your real tools, make it plan first, and review before you ship — the labor is the machine's, the judgment stays yours. (Sam Altman: 54% more token-efficient on agentic coding.)

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