GPT for Google Drive

With the GPT Workspace add-on installed, the GPT Workspace icon appears in the panel on the right of Google Drive. Select one or more files and open it.

• Summarize document sums up the selected file (Google Doc, Sheet, Slides or PDF) in a few lines.
• Prompt document opens Run Custom Prompts: choose the file, type a prompt or pick one of the suggestions (Show key points, Suggest improvements, Create 5 questions, Check grammar/spelling, Structure the content, Verify accuracy of statements) and click Run ➜.

The card runs on your credits like the chat; when they run out it offers to upgrade.

With the Chrome extension, the GPT Workspace button in Drive’s top bar opens the side panel.

Starters in Drive: Find on my drive, Analyze selected file, Create a new document / spreadsheet / presentation from the selected files, Organize my drive (sort files into folders) and Merge selected files.

Search files and shared drives, show a folder tree, read a file’s content, metadata, sharing permissions and version history (and the text of a past revision), create folders, copy, rename and move files, share them, merge files of the same type, and trash or restore files.

Bulk clean-ups are safe by design: “Trash every file named draft older than a year” first previews the count and some names and asks you to confirm before anything is moved to the trash. Trashed files stay in Google Drive’s trash for 30 days.

See the full list on What the agent can do.