Give a worker work

Handing work to a worker frees you from first drafts: a client update, a proposal outline, a spreadsheet of what's overdue. The worker already knows how you like it done; you only say what this job is about.

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1. Open AI Workers and select the worker.
2. Under Give [worker name] work, describe this job in What would you like done? Name the client or project, the dates, and who the result is for.
3. To add a brief, notes or a spreadsheet, select Attach files.
4. Select Start work.
5. Follow it in Work. It shows Queued, then Working, then Ready for review.

You're done when the job shows Ready for review in Work. Then review it.

For a one-off job, you don't need a worker: describe it in Chat and it appears in Work the same way.

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For a Project reporter worker, a job could be:

Write this week's update for the Brightbloom website project. It's for Olivia Bennett, the client. Cover what we finished, what's next and anything we need from her.

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• You can attach text, PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV and image files. If one is too large, the page says so before you start.
• The worker must be Ready for assignments. If Start work is unavailable, the message under the box says why. See Fix problems.
• The worker's page lists its recent work. Expand Worker instructions to read what it always follows.
• To stop a job that's queued or working, open it in Work and select Cancel assignment.

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• AI worker examples
• Review work