Use Operator to start a support request

A user asked Operator to reach OpenAI support about missing deep research questions, but a sign-in error stopped the process.

Done with Operator· Beginner

What they did
They asked Operator to email OpenAI support or open a ticket about lost deep research questions. They also shared a community thread with background details. Operator got as far as the login step, then the user stepped in to sign in to their OpenAI account.
How it went
The attempt did not reach support. The sign-in produced an error, so no message was sent and no ticket was created.
Tips
Expect to handle sign-ins yourself when a site requires them. It also helps to verify the company’s own help pages first, since the user said Operator should have done that.

Try it yourself with Operator

Help me contact [company] support about [problem]. Find the correct help page or contact form, gather the details I should include, and draft the message using my information: [account email], [order number], [relevant links]. Stop before any irreversible step, show me the exact message, and ask for my approval before sending, submitting, deleting, or paying. If a login is needed, pause and let me sign in manually, then continue from there. Finish only when the request is submitted or you clearly tell me what blocked it.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

Read the original on community.openai.com ↗

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