ChatGPT task scheduling expands to free accounts with third-party triggers

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OpenAI has extended its upgraded task scheduling tool to free ChatGPT accounts, while paid users can now set prompts triggered by events in Gmail, Slack, or GitHub.

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2026-08-25 21:17 · Engadget
Free accounts can now access ChatGPT's upgraded task scheduling tool

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