ChatGPT Work, a newly launched AI tool, acts like a digital chief of staff by connecting to chosen apps and files to produce outputs such as presentation drafts, cleaned spreadsheets, or meeting briefings. It has been adopted by over 10 million active users, alongside Codex, and is used for delegating meaningful work. The article presents five specific prompts for the tool. One prompt organizes the day by reviewing emails, calendar, messages, and tasks from the past 24 hours to create a plan without sending or changing anything without approval. Another prompt prepares a weekly update by turning project emails, messages, meeting notes, shared documents, and task trackers into a concise summary covering completed work, progress, decisions, blockers, and priorities. A third prompt reviews a spreadsheet for duplicates, missing information, inconsistent formatting, broken formulas, and unusual data points, creating a cleaned version without altering the original. A fourth prompt provides a catch-up after time away by reviewing emails, messages, meetings, and shared files from a specified date range. The final prompt prepares for an important meeting by reviewing the agenda, previous notes, related emails, shared documents, and performance data to create a briefing that includes five useful questions to ask.