Use Operator for everyday website tasks
One user tried Operator on bookings, shopping comparisons, forms, site navigation, and account logins.
- What they did
- They put ChatGPT Pro’s Operator to work on routine browser jobs such as reserving a restaurant table, weighing product options, entering form details, moving around websites, and signing into accounts with credentials. They also noted that it runs inside its own Chrome browser, seems to click through pages in a separate view, and can be handed back to the user mid-task for linked chores like checking Gmail, writing replies, or removing spam.
- How it went
- Their overall impression was that it handled clear web instructions in a smooth way, even if it was not perfect. The main drawback they mentioned was sluggishness on some sites, since it appears to choose actions by visually inspecting the page.
- Tips
- This works best when the job is straightforward and you can review each step. Keep control over anything irreversible, and be ready to log in yourself if a service blocks the agent.
Try it yourself with Operator
Please help with this browser task: [reserve a table for [number] people at a [restaurant type] place in [location] on [date] at [time] / compare [product type] options within [budget] / complete the form at [website]]. Handle the browsing and typing for me, then give me a short recap of what you did. Stop and ask before you submit, confirm a booking, make a payment, delete anything, or send a message, and pause if you need me to enter login details.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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