[From Wrike] Share Your Ideas for Wrike and ChatGPT ๐ก
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Iโm sure youโve heard about OpenAI and ChatGPT? Maybe you are already using it?ย
What is ChatGPT?
If not, ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI. In a nutshell, itโs a model trained to follow an instruction in a prompt and provide a detailed response. It allows you to have human-like conversations and much more with the chatbot. For example, it can help you write emails, blog posts, documents, presentations, summarize long articles or comment threads, answer your questions or even write code to help you with your pet project.ย ย
Based on the recent research, ChatGPT substantially raises average productivity and output quality. It will be great to hear from you if youโve already started using this! Feel free to share tips on best prompts and the results you got ๐ง
And there is more!๐
Wrike has been the leader in AI Work Management for many years, with features from AI Personalized Search to AI Subtask Creation. Our Product team is working closely with OpenAI to bring awesome AI features to our solution in the near future. Thatโs why now is the perfect time to share your ideas and use cases for Wrike and ChatGPT!ย
So tell usโฆ how would you like Wrike to integrate with ChatGPT? Let us know below ๐
Lisa Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
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Pietro Poli, I have not seen a way to connect directly, but rather through a Zapier integration to Google Docs. If you achieved a direct connection, can you share the details?
Hi Aric Pearson I don't have a case but I've seen that I can ask something to ChatGPT from Wrike Integrate and take results in Wrike.
Then I think that you can aks to ChatGPT to create a list of tasks you need and then save them into an array, then you can cicle array with Integrate and create a task for each array.
Have you experiences with Wrike Integrate?
I have created a GPT that helps me to build my projects. I am using PMยฒ as it required.ย
Not many project tools know PMยฒ or have templates for it.ย
I have gone one step further and currently am working on integrating it with Wrike when I have my project items ready it creates the an excel that I can use to import the project, tasks, etc.ย
Now working on the API integration to do it automated.ย
Happy to discuss.ย
I would like to instruct ChatGPT to create tasks and projects in Wrike.
Abraham Jacobowitzย
I create a GPT that creates projects, tasks, etc. then creates an excel to specification, which I can import.ย
Struggling with API for automation as I am not an expert when it comes to coding.ย
Let me know if you need information.ย
Rudy van Marum can you show something?
Hi Everyone,
I'm surprised this thread has been around so long with so little contribution. We use ChatGPT Business, which is private and secure (as much as any SaaS product is) and the value is quickly becoming that we can connect it to multiple business resources within 365, Github etc. and get greater value from the combined business knowledge.
Recently, there has been a flood of native integrations with ChatGPT, including competing platforms such as Monday.com, Asana, Basecamp and ClickUp. To me, this is now a hygiene factor, a base requirement, but I haven't heard anything from Wrike.
I recently queried Support, who said they could log it as a request with the Product team. If this isn't already on the roadmap for Wrike, then I'm concerned we've invested in the wrong product.ย
Am I missing something? Or is Wrike betting on it's own AI, walled within the platform? Or pay walling the functionality behind Wrike Integrate?
Sorry if I come across negatively, but I'm very frustrated. Any insight would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
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Hey Warwick Hutchins - Totally get your frustration. Two thoughts - 1) Wrike's AI agent builder works really well, so I agree that it does feel like they are betting on the direct functionality. Some have mentioned being able to do in Wrike what they normally do directly in ChatGPT, with the added benefit of connecting with automations, triggers, actual data, etc. For me, I'm loving the AI builder for Wrike work, but always have ChatGPT open anyways. 2) They do have an MCP server available, and I was able to get that working with Microsoft Copilot fairly easily. So technically you can make your own integration. Obviously not the same as a native plugin but could be an option.
Just thoughts. Hopes that helps the conversation, at least.
I'm curious, if integrated, what functionality would you hope for? Or what are you trying to do? Any particular use cases?
Thanks so much for the reply, Nathan Jones. You have covered all the points here. โ
Warwick Hutchins, you can integrate your AI assistants into your Wrike workspace using the MCP Server. It allows AI tools and LLM-based assistants to seamlessly access and interact with your Wrike data. You can find more details here to get started.
Apart from this, you can also take a look at this Community post that gives an overview of all Wrike AI features currently generally available and in Labs. Additionally, you can follow the Wrike AI forum for all the latest updates. ๐๐ฝ
Basudha Sakshyarika Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
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Thanks for your replies. My experience hasn't been as straightforward when trying to connect ChatGPT.ย
Rather than dive into the issues I've run into, I would be grateful if you could direct me to any specific instructions on how to connect ChatGPT to the Wrike MCP. My experience suggests it not possible, at least on the Business plan without Wrike integrate. I've searched the forums and community posts, to no avail.ย
If it's not possible, I would be grateful if you could state that unambiguously, so I can stop wasting effort trying to get it working.ย
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I am currently trying the same thing Warwick Hutchins is trying to accomplish. Does the Wrike team have an answer for this?
Thanks.