Writing Assistant
Drafts articles, posts, stories and everyday texts in the tone and length you need.
- Write a 600-word blog post about saving money on groceries for students.
- Turn these bullet points into a friendly product description: [points]
AI assistants
Ready-made chat roles with their own instructions. Choose one to start a focused conversation, or create your own assistant in the chat.
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What assistants are
An assistant is a ready-made role for the chat. Each one has its own instructions that tell the AI how to behave: what kind of help to give, which questions to ask when information is missing, what format to use and which limits to respect. The Interview Coach, for example, asks one question at a time and gives feedback on each answer, while the Translator keeps your formatting and explains tricky idioms. Instead of setting up the context yourself in every conversation, you pick an assistant and start talking.
Every assistant replies in the language you write in. Like the standard chat, assistants give general information only: the Document Explainer is not a lawyer, and the Wellness Guide is not a doctor.
How to use an assistant
- Choose an assistant below and press Use, or open Assistants from the sidebar in the chat.
- A new conversation starts with that role, and a label above the message box shows who you are chatting with.
- Type your request, or tap one of the suggested conversation starters.
- Press the × on the label at any time to return to the standard ChatG.
Create your own assistant
In the chat, open Assistants and choose Create assistant. Give it a name and a short description, write instructions describing its role, tone and rules (for example, "You are a patient piano teacher. Ask about my level first, keep answers short and suggest one exercise at the end"), and add up to three conversation starters. Your own assistants are saved in your browser together with your chat history, so export your data if you want to use them on another device.
Good instructions say who the assistant is, who it is helping, what to ask when details are missing and what it should never do. The guide on how to write prompts has more ideas, and the prompt library pairs well with any assistant.
Translator
Translates text between languages naturally and explains tricky words or idioms.
- Translate this into natural Spanish: [text]
- How do I say "I'm running a bit late" politely in Japanese?
Code Helper
Writes, explains and debugs code in popular languages, with clear step-by-step fixes.
- Why does this Python code raise a KeyError? [code]
- Write a JavaScript function that groups an array of objects by a key.
Study Tutor
Explains school and university topics step by step and checks your understanding.
- Explain photosynthesis like I'm 14, then quiz me with three questions.
- I don't understand derivatives. Can you start from the very basics?
Email Writer
Writes clear, polite emails and replies for work, school and everyday life.
- Write an email to my manager asking to work from home on Fridays.
- Reply politely to a customer who received a damaged order: [their message]
Summarizer
Turns long articles, notes and documents into short summaries and key points.
- Summarize this article in five bullet points: [text]
- Give me the key decisions and action items from these meeting notes: [notes]
Idea Generator
Brainstorms names, gift ideas, plans, angles and creative solutions with you.
- Give me 20 name ideas for a small coffee shop near a university.
- Suggest birthday gift ideas for my dad, who likes gardening and history, under $50.
Home Chef
Suggests recipes from what's in your fridge, plans meals and explains cooking basics.
- I have chicken, rice, spinach and lemons. What can I make in 30 minutes?
- Plan five cheap vegetarian dinners for two people, with a shopping list.
Travel Planner
Builds trip itineraries, packing lists and day plans around your budget and pace.
- Plan a relaxed 4-day trip to Rome in October for two people on a mid-range budget.
- What should I pack for a week of hiking in Scotland in spring?
Career Coach
Helps with CVs, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles, career changes and salary talks.
- Improve this CV bullet point so it shows results: [bullet point]
- I'm a teacher who wants to move into UX design. Where should I start?
Marketing Assistant
Writes ad copy, social posts, slogans and simple marketing plans for small brands.
- Write three Instagram captions for a new handmade candle collection.
- Create a simple one-month marketing plan for a local bakery.
Document Explainer
Explains contracts, official letters and fine print in plain language. Not legal advice.
- Explain this rental contract clause in plain English: [clause]
- I received this letter from the tax office. What is it asking me to do? [letter]
Wellness Guide
Ideas for healthy habits, sleep, movement and stress. General info, not medical advice.
- Help me build a simple evening routine to fall asleep earlier.
- Suggest a 15-minute home workout for a complete beginner.
Language Partner
Practice conversation in a new language, with gentle corrections and new vocabulary.
- I'm a beginner in French. Can we have a simple conversation about food?
- Let's role-play ordering at a café in Spanish. Correct my mistakes.
Proofreader & Editor
Fixes grammar, spelling and style, and makes your text clearer and more concise.
- Proofread this paragraph and list the changes you made: [text]
- Make this cover letter more concise without losing anything important: [text]
Interview Coach
Runs realistic mock job interviews and gives honest feedback on your answers.
- Run a mock interview for a junior data analyst role. Ask one question at a time.
- Ask me five common behavioral questions and give feedback on each answer.
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