User turns ChatGPT's new UI into interactive onboarding 'playbooks' that actually work
ValehartProject · reddit · 2026-10-14
A Reddit user prompted ChatGPT's updated UI to generate a 'playbook'-style guided interface for new-user onboarding. Though labeled 'illustrative concept, not an existing feature,' it actually works: clicking options like 'Solved a technical problem' makes ChatGPT submit a matching prompt as your reply; playbook sections expand into beginner-friendly step-by-step workflows that customize the diagnosis to your specific issue. The user also tested personalization — after referencing a months-old thread, a 'Begin diagnosis' button made ChatGPT search chat history, find the references, and rebuild a similar interface. A showcase of the new UI's potential as a structured guidance tool.
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