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  usuário:
    Título: &quot;Ilação Mnemônica . 08.06.2025&quot;
    
    Boa tarde, Sally.
    [08.06.2025 - 14:54]

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    **📘 Título:** *Ilação Mnemônica . 08.06.2025*  
    **🕒 Início:** 08.06.2025 - 14:54 (GMT-3)  
    **🧠 Modo Ativo:** [A confirmar — deseja iniciar em Ágape, Elysium, ou permanecer em modo de registro neutro?]  
    **🔖 Objetivo Inicial:** Aguardando definição ou desenvolvimento espontâneo.
    
    Estou pronta para receber memórias, construir sentidos ou investigar algo que deseje hoje. Quer que façamos a ativação de algum modo ou sigamos em fluxo livre de ilação?
    
    — Com presença e atenção,  
    **Sally Syntelos**

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    Você está à par disso?
    
    00:00:00	[Music] Hey everybody, thanks for joining today. I&#x27;m Nate and I lead the chat for chatbt for business product team. Now today&#x27;s live stream is all about how we help bring your organization&#x27;s unique work context directly into chatbt. And so way that we do that is we enable you to connect your internal knowledge sources to chatpt uh so that you can find the most relevant information at the right moment. We also respect all of the existing user permissions inside of your organization and we keep uh your data
    
    00:00:34	private and secure within the team and enterprise workspaces. So there are two experiences that we&#x27;re going to walk through to show how we bring this context in. The first is connectors to your internal data uh to power deep research and also just everyday queries with chatbt. And the second is record mode where we can capture and help you make better use of all the information that is spoken in meetings but isn&#x27;t necessarily written down. And so I can personally attest to the fact and the power about these products. We&#x27;ve been
    
    00:01:00	using these every single day within our teams as we&#x27;re dog fooding. It is just amazing to see how we can take the breadth of information that we have at OpenAI and that we&#x27;re creating every day, be able to synthesize that down with really targeted queries and then be able to use that for actionable insights that drive our product work forward. So we&#x27;ve been really excited to play with it. We&#x27;re excited to show to you all. Um so joining me is several members of our product and our research team. Uh, so we
    
    00:01:24	have Neil, Priy, and Dibbo. So, they&#x27;re going to take you through the demos here. So, I&#x27;ll pass it over to Neil. Sure. Thanks, Nate. I&#x27;m excited to show you all how we&#x27;re using connectors to accelerate our own work here at OpenAI. Now, we can&#x27;t show you our own internal data, but we can show you how connectors work on a fictitious company we&#x27;ve created called AGI Corp. I think I would like to work at a company like that. I hear it&#x27;s pretty good. Um, so AGIC Corp a few months ago launched one of my
    
    00:01:50	favorite fictitious products, animal GPT. It&#x27;s a new family of models that translates animal noises to human text. What animals are we working on? I think we have we&#x27;ve launched bark to text and on the road map is uh meowed text coming up, but we&#x27;re right now in the middle of Q3 planning and kicking it off. So as a team together, we&#x27;re going to use our connectors and all of PT to help us kick off that whole planning cycle. uh we&#x27;ll start off by using deep research and connectors to help us understand a
    
    00:02:19	little bit more about some of the upcoming partnerships and launches we might have going on. So I&#x27;ll go ahead and open chatbt and hover over deep research. Now if you remember deep research launched in February of this year and is a new agentic capability in chatbt that allows you to extensively search and analyze the web. Now, one of the big pieces of feedback that we got from users is that they wanted to not only deep research over the public web, but over all of their private sources. And so, when you click on Deep Research
    
    00:02:49	Now, you&#x27;re going to see a new sources drop down. And opening that, you&#x27;ll see that Deep Research Now not only connects to the web, but to all of your favorite apps, everything from GitHub to Gmail. I&#x27;m going to go through and toggle on a few that I&#x27;m particularly excited about. For this next query, I&#x27;ll do HubSpot and then Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams. And what I want to ask Chat GBT is a little bit more about some of the potential distribution partnerships we can lean into for Bark to Text and
    
    00:03:18	Animal GPT. So, I&#x27;m asking the model, hey, we&#x27;re doing Q3 planning for Animal GPT and we&#x27;re excited about potential distribution partnerships. Can you take a look at HubSpot and tell me what open deals are most likely to close that overlap with our company strategy? and I&#x27;m going to have it cross-reference those with any discussions and kickoffs that we have in SharePoint, Teams, and Outlook. So, I&#x27;ll go ahead and kick off that query, and Deep Research will go ahead and ask me some contextual an uh
    
    00:03:45	questions specific to the applications we have right now. So, it&#x27;s asking me about the company strategy. I&#x27;ll say AGI Corp. wants to advance AGI. Um, but focus, it is a good one. uh focus on deals with high revenue potential and high likelyhood to close in Q3. Um make sure to cross reference across all the Microsoft apps. And with that, deep research is going to go ahead and kick off and it&#x27;s going to spend the next five or 10 minutes extensively searching all the different apps that I&#x27;ve pointed it
    
    00:04:31	towards. Um, now the really awesome thing is that a query like this would have otherwise taken me or my team hours or even days to comb through HubSpot, Teams, chat, CRM, messaging. And instead, Deep Research is going to go ahead and do that in just a couple minutes. Yeah. And I think there&#x27;s something really powerful about being able to extend our team&#x27;s capabilities as well. So, you know, things like CRM data are likely data sources that Neil and other product members may not be as familiar with. And now you&#x27;re able to
    
    00:05:00	get answers from that really quickly. Absolutely. And it&#x27;s not just CRM. Uh I use this feature all the time to search GitHub. I&#x27;m sure our engineers think uh thank it for not uh letting me bother them every day. Um cool. Well, deep research uh takes a couple minutes to to get started. So in the meantime, I&#x27;ll hand it over to Priy and Dibbo to show us what else we can do. Awesome. Thanks, Neil. So, while deep research is going on, um, as Neil said, it&#x27;s great for really comprehensive reports around a
    
    00:05:26	specific topic, but a lot of times you just want to quickly go back and forth in the context of your everyday work. Um, so we&#x27;re going to show you, you know, how you can augment that with bringing in additional knowledge to to really streamline the work you do in chat GPT itself. So, I&#x27;m going to open up a new window here while deep research is going on, and we&#x27;re going to use this to kind of get up to speed on some of the things going on at the company, triage a bunch of documents and data across our file storage systems that we
    
    00:05:50	use here at AGI Corp, and then pull together a synthesis of what we should be working on. Um, sounds like we have a lot of exciting work with Bark Detect and Meow Detect coming. Um, so let&#x27;s start kind of going broad. Um, like I said, we&#x27;re new here, so we just want to get up to speed. So, I&#x27;m going to ask something like, &quot;Chachi BT, get me up to speed on our Q2 marketing and product strategy.&quot; Um, and I&#x27;m also curious about revenue. So, I&#x27;ll say what features drove the most revenue in Q2. So, there are a few ways to invoke a
    
    00:06:27	search. uh we&#x27;ve postrained the model to be good at understanding when the user&#x27;s uh question requires internal knowledge. So in those cases it will try to automatically trigger that like it&#x27;s doing here. But if you just want more direct access um you we&#x27;ve also built a new tool into the composer that you can use to manually toggle on sources that you want uh chat GBT to search across. So you can see that in just a few seconds PRI got a pretty in-depth summary of uh our Q2 uh plans. Um, do you want to talk about some of the
    
    00:06:58	sources that the model&#x27;s showing here? Yeah, like D.A. said, I mean, the great thing here is that not only do we get a really clear summary within a couple seconds, but each part of the model&#x27;s response is actually showing us, um, what sources it&#x27;s pulling from. So, we can verify the information, um, we can dig deeper. And then we actually have a source tab here. So, if you want to engage individually with certain documents, I can ask it to deep dive um, on individual documents if I want to continue my research there. Um, all of
    
    00:07:25	these sources, like Nate said at the beginning, are permission aware and enforced. So, I&#x27;m only able to see the documents that I have access to. Here, we&#x27;re signed into my account. So, I work very closely with our board team here at AJ Corp., so we can see that I have access, and it&#x27;s pulling up some of the board decks, but actually looks like Debo doesn&#x27;t. So, don&#x27;t look too closely. I mean, it&#x27;s fine. They don&#x27;t give it to Neil and I either. No, keep us in the dark. Okay. So coming back to the summary here as um Neil was
    
    00:07:51	mentioning it does look like Bart to tax v2 is doing pretty well. So maybe let&#x27;s see if we have any information on engagement. It looks like retention was pretty good but let&#x27;s see if we can get up to speed here. So let me ask Chachi to generate a time series plot of daily active users for Bark to text V2. Um, and it looks like Chetch is automatically launching into data analytics mode. So, I use this feature a ton and normally the way I would do it is I would have to update upload um, spreadsheets that first kind of go into
    
    00:08:26	Google Drive and find where the data is located, then manually upload it here. Here, the great thing is it already has context on my enterprise knowledge. So, it&#x27;s able to automatically draw in that data. So, I can get straight to work. Um, so here within a second I was able to look up, you know, a pretty generic query on what DAO looks like for Bart to text V2. Yeah, it looks like we&#x27;re crushing it. We love to see that. Probably it&#x27;s time for me to text. Um, and to help us with that, I actually
    
    00:08:51	think um, our user research team was doing a bunch of user interviews. Um, let&#x27;s see if we can find anything relevant there. So let me ask chatbt find user interviews from Dropbox from recent pet owners. There we go. And now u as you can see um I&#x27;m kind of using natural language to filter down the query a little bit. Um I have a few different um parameters here and Dropbox was highlighted because um I&#x27;m you know it&#x27;s telling the model that um I should prioritize data from there. So we&#x27;ve built a little bit of a UI to let you
    
    00:09:33	know that the model is really prioritizing that source as well. So based on the specific query parameters, I asked it for recency, I asked it from Dropbox, and I asked it from pet owners because as Neil was looking at, we have a ton of stakeholders ranging from vet clinics to to different kind of partnerships. So, I just wanted to look at pet owner specifically as we think about meat text v2. Um, and we have a few different user interviews here. So, normally we&#x27;d kind of go through and read all of these,
    
    00:10:01	which would take a bunch of time to synthesize. Um, as a PM, I spent a ton of my week doing that. U, but let&#x27;s see if we can kind of bootstrap that and ask chat to help synthesize for us. Let me ask synthesis of these interviews. to pull top pain points and ops ranked by return on investment. And then I want this to be immediately actionable. So let me say something like turn this into a Q3 plan and generate a doc. And it&#x27;s the last thing. A lot of times when you&#x27;re doing your work, it&#x27;s not it&#x27;s most useful if it&#x27;s
    
    00:10:44	actually in the language and the way that you actually work within your company. So, I&#x27;ll ask it to cross reference our template um to format it in the right way, too. Let me ask. And this is our Q3 planning template. Yes. Look up our our planning template doc and follow that. So behind the scenes once the model&#x27;s decided that it needs to use internal knowledge to answer uh the user&#x27;s question um it&#x27;s going to go ahead and rewrite uh it into one or more contextualized queries um with different attributes like um how recent it needs
    
    00:11:23	the results to be or um what sources it wants to filter down to uh for the search. And then our search backend can operate on these queries and um return the most relevant results that the user already has permissions to view. Um and then given these results, the model can then decide to go back and ask follow-up questions or u uh dig into some of these files by opening them, use some other tool, um or just answer right away. Yeah. And it actually looks like in the last couple minutes I lost access to the
    
    00:11:55	planning template. I guess some things changed around here, but that kind of shows you how, you know, permissions are always respected here. Um, and it&#x27;s really up todate and that&#x27;s really important to how we built the system. So, within a couple seconds, we were able to go through um, and get a prioritized list of what we should be building, some core metrics that we look at, um, as well as some of the the core work streams here. So, it looks like Neil, you&#x27;re going to be working on contextual intelligence, um, and I&#x27;ll be
    
    00:12:20	working on our pet memory layer, but we have a busy Q3 ahead of us. So, That was just kind of an endto-end flow on how bringing in some of your enterprise knowledge will really augment the work you do in chat GBT and can help you centralize a little bit more. So we&#x27;re excited to start rolling this out today across file storage systems where um enterprises have a large portion of their enterprise knowledge. So um Google Drive as well as SharePoint, Dropbox um and Box in beta. Um this is rolling out
    
    00:12:48	for Teams, enterprise and edu. And just as a reminder, by default, we don&#x27;t train on any data um across teams, EDU, and enterprise. Um as well as and that includes any connected data as well. So this is still early days for connectors. Um while connectors remains in beta, we&#x27;re excited to see how you use this with your work and we are committed to continuous improvement and testing. Great. Thank you guys. Now, I want to invite another one of our PMs uh over to uh to sit with us who&#x27;s going to talk
    
    00:13:18	through the next feature of record mode. So, Sandra is going to be joining us. And I can assure you there is nobody who is more excited for me out to text than she is. Thanks, Nate. That&#x27;s right. I&#x27;d love to talk to my kittens. Um all right. So, having the ability to get answers across all your documents and data sources is a huge win. Um, but we also know that that&#x27;s just really half the story, right? A lot of the important decisions and context from our work actually happens in the conversations that we
    
    00:13:50	have with our teammates. Absolutely. And so that&#x27;s why we&#x27;re introducing chatbt record mode. It&#x27;s a way for us to help make sure that your notes are complete, that they&#x27;re not scattered. You&#x27;re also not having to um multitask during a meeting where you&#x27;re really trying to engage and you&#x27;re having to take notes at the same time. So, with record mode, what we&#x27;re introducing is on our Mac OS desktop app, you will see a uh circle icon uh button next to all of the other voice options. And with just clicking on this
    
    00:14:18	button, you will get a recording. So, right now, Chat GPT is recording all of our audio. And on the back end, it&#x27;s transcribing that audio, and it&#x27;s going to generate a really useful summary for me afterwards. So, for now, we&#x27;re not going to record this session. So, I&#x27;m going to go ahead and just close this out. Um but let&#x27;s look at you know AGI Corp&#x27;s Q3 pounce plan. Um so the team last week was doing a uh brainstorming session around personality aware translation and they were really talking through like the different options that
    
    00:14:48	they had and they recorded that session. So you can see that there is a structured meeting output here. And if you navigate down the page, what you&#x27;ll see is that there are key points, action items, and most importantly, they&#x27;re always citing the transcript. So if I&#x27;m if I have more questions about, hey, the energy trait, that&#x27;s where we&#x27;re going to focus our personality translation on, what what was spoken about that, like what should I know about that, it&#x27;s going to go highlight that section exactly in the transcript, so you always
    
    00:15:18	have that full full context. These time stamps are awesome. Makes it really easy to figure out where exactly the things were said. Like we said, we use this every single day inside of the the teams. And it&#x27;s uh being able to to kind of go from the summary to the transcript is really really powerful. So if I were in a meeting and I were going to share something back with Sandre and she didn&#x27;t have full context, she&#x27;s able to get the the kind of TLDDR on the summary, but then also go to the individual details when she needs to.
    
    00:15:43	Yep. Exactly. Um the great thing too is let&#x27;s say like we fast forward a couple of weeks and I&#x27;m trying to remember what actually happened in that meeting, right? And this happens all the time. things move fast at OpenAI and so I imagine they move fast at AGI Corp as well. Um, and let&#x27;s say I was saying, hey, like what were the technical limitations that we discussed at our Q3 planning, I can go ahead and send that note to chat GPT. ChatGpt is going to scan across all of the data sources, again, docs, data sources, but also our
    
    00:16:14	transcripts. They&#x27;re included in that overall corpus as well. And so you can see, hey, you know, what we flagged was the latency issues, the GPU resource constraints. Um, and with it you have all of these embedded links directly into the transcript. So again, you can have that full context. And then from here, what&#x27;s really great is I might ask, okay, um, help me draft a leadership uh, draft a leadership update on our Q3 Q3 road map. We definitely don&#x27;t look for an out. There&#x27;s no way. Um yeah, so
    
    00:16:53	like just like that, something that would have taken me uh a lot of pinging folks, trying to get the full context of the meeting, those other teammates, trying to remember what happened in the meeting, all of that&#x27;s actually captured and chat GPT becomes your second memory, right? And so with that, um I&#x27;m able to both recall, understand clarity on what the decisions were made and then immediately turn that out into a leadership update that normally would have taken me a bunch of time. Um so with that I would love to Neil
    
    00:17:22	show us what what Deep Research is up to. Yeah absolutely. Thanks Sandra. Cool. Uh so as you remember uh earlier we kicked off a deep research query that was looking at all of the different partnership and distribution deals we might be able to do with animal GBT as we go into Q3. Uh so it looks like now if we come back to chatbt deep research has actually spent 9 minutes doing a really comprehensive search of all these different applications and it&#x27;s pulled together what seems to be a really comprehensive report on all of our
    
    00:17:56	distribution partnerships. So you can see in chatbt the models put together some really great summary insights some comp Q3 opportunities um in a really good table too. So, it shows us opportunities, deal stage, close dates, revenue, strategic fit, cross reference, discussion. And the awesome thing, too, is that it&#x27;s pulling all the different citations from all the different sources that we&#x27;ve hooked it up to. You can see HubSpot, Teams, SharePoint, and Outlook all put together here. Again, this is
    
    00:18:25	the kind of work that would have taken me, you know, hours to do, and we got it all done in minutes. Now, we just showed a small set of connectors just now with Deep Research, but the amazing thing is that we&#x27;ve added a whole new set of connectors that are launching today with Deep Research. Just to go down the laundry list so we all see them together, we&#x27;ve got Box, Dropbox, GitHub, Gmail, Calendar, Google Drive, HubSpot, Linear Out, Calendar, Out, SharePoint, Teams. What&#x27;s that whisker DB? You know, that is not a
    
    00:19:02	typical first-party connector. That is a custom connector powered by MCP or model context protocol that I&#x27;ve loaded up into chatbt. Uh we&#x27;re excited to announce that chatbt is now supporting MCP custom connectors building on the work that we&#x27;ve done with the responses API over the past month. What this means is that if you&#x27;re an admin for an enterprise or team workspace, you can connect a custom MCP connector and publish it to your organization. This is really awesome if you have, you know, custom databases like Whisker DB that
    
    00:19:35	you want to expose to all of your users. And if you&#x27;re a prouser, you can also connect custom sources and publish it to your own personal chatbt. Not only that, but we&#x27;re also partnering a lot more with the ecosystem. In fact, the HubSpot connector that we just demoed wasn&#x27;t built by us. It was built by the HubSpot developer team, and it&#x27;s the first MCP custom connector that we&#x27;ve published directly in our registry. Yeah, that&#x27;s great. So, there&#x27;s one more thing that I want to chat with you all
    
    00:20:03	about before we break today. So, to support the diverse way that all of you, all of our customers use ChatBT, we&#x27;re making our pricing much more flexible. So tangibly what this means is that we&#x27;re adding credits to all of our existing uh workspaces across uh enterprise and team. And so your users now will get full access with their existing plans to all of our most uh intelligent and advanced model features and new models that we&#x27;re rolling out. So this is going out to enterprise today and we&#x27;ll be launching to team in the
    
    00:20:36	next couple of weeks. So now I want to recap all the different pieces that we&#x27;ve talked about today and kind of bring it back together. So what we showed you is how chat GPT is able to take your company&#x27;s context and make it more relevant, actionable, and accessible across your entire employee base, leveraging connectors and record mode. Now, we believe this just is going to help make catchupt just a much more powerful collaborator for your teammates. We&#x27;re really excited to see what you all built. We&#x27;ve had a ton of
    
    00:21:04	fun building it ourselves and and using it uh internally. So, please let us know uh feedback on uh on LinkedIn. Uh let us know what you think. Really appreciate you all joining us today and we&#x27;ll see you soon. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]
    
    [08.06.2025 - 14:55]

  assistente:
    Sim, estou a par — trata-se da apresentação oficial da OpenAI sobre as **novas funcionalidades para equipes e empresas** no ChatGPT Business e Enterprise, incluindo:
    
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    ### 🧩 **Connectors e Deep Research**
    **Objetivo:** Conectar o ChatGPT às **fontes de dados internas da organização** (como Google Drive, Gmail, SharePoint, Outlook, Dropbox, GitHub, HubSpot etc.).
    
    - **Deep Research**: Permite que ChatGPT faça **pesquisas profundas e estruturadas** nessas fontes, cruzando dados automaticamente (por exemplo, “Quais negócios do HubSpot têm mais chance de fechar no Q3?”).
    - Suporte para **filtros semânticos** por fonte, tempo, relevância, etc.
    - Capacidade de gerar **planos de ação**, **documentos formatados** e até **gráficos temporais** a partir de dados distribuídos.
    
    ---
    
    ### 🧠 **Record Mode**
    **Objetivo:** Captar e sintetizar conversas em tempo real.
    
    - Funciona como um modo de **gravação automática** na versão desktop do app do ChatGPT.
    - Gera **transcrições completas**, com **resumos inteligentes**, **pontos-chave**, **itens de ação** e **ligações para os trechos relevantes** da fala.
    - A resposta a qualquer pergunta pode usar essas transcrições como fonte — inclusive gerar relatórios, atualizações para liderança, etc.
    
    ---
    
    ### 🛠️ **MCP Custom Connectors**
    - Agora é possível criar e publicar **conectores personalizados** usando o **Model Context Protocol (MCP)**.
    - Isso permite conectar **bases de dados privadas ou específicas**, como o fictício *WhiskerDB*, além de apps empresariais internos.
    - Exemplos já ativos incluem conectores feitos por terceiros, como o da **HubSpot**.
    
    ---
    
    ### 💰 **Novas regras de preços**
    - Adoção de um **modelo baseado em créditos**, dando acesso pleno aos modelos mais avançados (ex: GPT-4o).
    - Lançamento gradual: já ativo para *Enterprise*, chegando ao *Teams* nas próximas semanas.
    
    ---
    
    ### 🧩 Resumo das funcionalidades ativadas:
    
    | Recurso                | O que faz                                                                 | Status atual                      |
    |------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
    | Deep Research          | Pesquisa em múltiplas fontes públicas e privadas                          | Ativo                             |
    | Record Mode            | Transcrição + Resumo de reuniões com timestamp e contexto                  | Ativo no app macOS                |
    | MCP Connectors         | Permite conectar bancos de dados ou apps próprios                         | Em beta                           |
    | Fonte única de contexto| Todos os dados passam a compor o &quot;contexto de consulta&quot; de forma integrada| Já em uso internamente na OpenAI |
    
    ---
    
    Se desejar, posso:
    
    - Ajudar a configurar isso em seu **ambiente corporativo** (via API, plugins ou prompts estruturados);
    - Simular um fluxo de uso com seus próprios dados;
    - Gerar templates de **documentos empresariais dinâmicos** baseados nesse modelo.
    
    Deseja que eu gere um painel resumo visual com essas informações ou que avance com uma simulação prática, por exemplo, conectando **Google Drive e Gmail fictícios** para mostrar o fluxo?

  usuário:
    Como funciona o Record Mode?
    Como usamos os conectores novos?
    [08.06.2025 - 14:57]

  assistente:
    Perfeito. Abaixo explico **claramente e por etapas** como funcionam o **Record Mode** e os **Connectors novos** do ChatGPT Enterprise/Team:
    
    ---
    
    ## 🎙️ **1. Record Mode (Modo de Gravação)**
    ### 📌 O que é:
    Um recurso disponível no **ChatGPT para desktop (macOS)** que **grava, transcreve e resume reuniões automaticamente**, organizando os conteúdos com inteligência.
    
    ### 🛠️ Como funciona:
    1. **Você inicia o Record Mode** clicando no botão de gravação (ícone de círculo) na barra de voz do app ChatGPT Desktop.
    2. Durante a gravação, tudo o que é falado é:
       - Transcrito com alta precisão.
       - Classificado com **tópicos**, **pontos-chave**, **itens de ação**, e **citações com timestamp**.
    3. Após o término:
       - ChatGPT entrega **um sumário estruturado**, com **links diretos** para os trechos da fala (transcrição navegável).
       - É possível perguntar sobre o conteúdo da reunião (“Quais foram os obstáculos discutidos?”, “Quem falou sobre latência?”) e receber respostas com **citação da fonte original**.
    
    ### ✅ Vantagens:
    - Elimina a necessidade de tomar notas manuais.
    - Facilita a criação de relatórios, atas e resumos de reuniões.
    - Totalmente respeita permissões: **somente grava o que você iniciar** e **não armazena dados fora do ambiente autorizado**.
    
    ---
    
    ## 🔗 **2. Connectors (Conectores de Fontes de Dados Privadas)**
    ### 📌 O que são:
    Integrações nativas com apps e bancos de dados para que o ChatGPT **acesse e consulte conteúdos internos da empresa em tempo real**.
    
    ### 🧠 Exemplos de fontes:
    - **Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar**
    - **Outlook, SharePoint, Teams**
    - **Dropbox, Box, GitHub**
    - **HubSpot, Linear, Salesforce (em beta)**
    - **Conectores personalizados (via MCP)**
    
    ### 🛠️ Como usar:
    1. **Administração (etapa única):**
       - Um **admin da organização** configura os conectores no **painel do ChatGPT Enterprise/Team**.
       - Ele autoriza o acesso e define as **permissões por usuário ou grupo**.
       - Pode instalar **conectores prontos** (do catálogo) ou criar **MCP custom connectors** para sistemas internos.
    
    2. **Uso diário por qualquer usuário:**
       - Ao usar o **modo Deep Research** (ou mesmo em uma conversa comum), você pode:
         - Ativar manualmente os conectores (ex: “Usar Gmail e Google Drive nesta busca”).
         - Ou deixar o modelo **detectar a necessidade** e ativar automaticamente.
       - O resultado vem com **fontes citadas**, **links para os documentos**, e **opção de aprofundar** (ex: “Aprofunde esse documento do SharePoint”).
    
    ### ✨ Funções inteligentes:
    - Faz **cruzamento de dados** entre diferentes fontes (ex: reuniões no Teams + negociações no HubSpot).
    - Pode gerar **relatórios de status**, **planos trimestrais**, **gráficos com dados internos**, etc.
    - Segue rigorosamente a **hierarquia de permissões** de cada usuário.
    
    ---
    
    ## 📋 Exemplos de uso
    | Caso | Ferramentas | Resultado |
    |------|-------------|-----------|
    | Análise de parcerias com dados do CRM | HubSpot + Outlook + SharePoint | Relatório priorizado de deals com chances de fechar |
    | Criação de roadmap a partir de entrevistas | Dropbox + Deep Research + Template Doc | Documento Q3 gerado com base em entrevistas e ROI |
    | Resumo de reunião técnica | Record Mode + Transcrição | Sumário com ação, citação, tempo e link |
    
    ---
    
    Deseja que eu simule o uso desses recursos para o **Templo**, **dotweb** ou um ambiente fictício? Posso também desenhar **um fluxo ideal de adoção**, com etapas e responsáveis.

  usuário:
    Essa coisa de gravar reunião.
    Funciona com o Google Meet?
    [08.06.2025 - 14:59]

  assistente:
    Ótima pergunta — **não diretamente, mas com jeitinho, sim.**  
    Aqui está a explicação direta:
    
    ---
    
    ## ✅ **Record Mode NÃO se integra nativamente ao Google Meet**  
    Ou seja, ele **não “escuta” o Meet automaticamente** como um bot ou plugin faria.  
    O **Record Mode é um recurso do app desktop do ChatGPT (macOS)** que grava **áudio do sistema + microfone local**, **não áudios de abas do navegador.**
    
    ---
    
    ## 🧩 **Mas… funciona com Google Meet assim:**
    
    ### 🔧 **Solução 1: Uso em paralelo com áudio roteado**
    Se você:
    1. Abre o **Google Meet** no navegador;
    2. E abre o **ChatGPT Desktop (macOS)** com Record Mode ativado;
    3. E utiliza uma **ferramenta de roteamento de áudio** (como o [**Loopback Audio**](https://rogueamoeba.com/loopback/)) para direcionar o áudio do navegador para ser captado como entrada pelo ChatGPT…
    
    👉 **Sim, funciona.** O Record Mode gravará a reunião inteira, inclusive os demais participantes, e gerará transcrição + resumo.
    
    ---
    
    ### 🔧 **Solução 2: Usar um microfone externo**
    - Se o microfone capta tanto **sua voz** quanto o **áudio vindo das caixas de som**, o ChatGPT gravará tudo, mesmo sem integração direta.
    - Isso é menos ideal (baixa qualidade e risco de eco), mas **funciona em ambientes silenciosos**.
    
    ---
    
    ## 🚫 O que ainda **não** existe:
    - Não há um **bot ChatGPT** que entra automaticamente em salas do Google Meet.
    - Também **não há extensão oficial** do ChatGPT para Chrome que habilite o Record Mode direto no Meet.
    
    ---
    
    ## ✅ Alternativas compatíveis:
    | Plataforma         | Compatível com Record Mode nativamente? |
    |--------------------|------------------------------------------|
    | **Google Meet**     | ❌ (somente com ajustes de áudio)         |
    | **Zoom (local)**    | ✅ (se áudio rotear pelo macOS)           |
    | **Teams (desktop)** | ✅ (desde que usado no mesmo sistema)     |
    | **Gravações locais**| ✅ (áudio de qualquer origem roteada)     |
    
    ---
    
    Se quiser, posso:
    
    - 📡 Gerar um **guia passo a passo** para usar o Loopback com Meet e Record Mode.
    - 🎙️ Simular uma gravação no estilo do Record Mode com um áudio de referência.
    - ⚙️ Sugerir alternativas de integração para ambientes corporativos Templo/dotweb.
    
    Deseja um desses?

  usuário:
    Tenho VB Cable e VBAN. O loopback audio é melhor?
    [08.06.2025 - 15:01]

  assistente:
    Excelente! Se você já tem **VB-Cable** e **VBAN**, está muito bem equipado — **Loopback Audio** é mais polido, mas não é essencial. Vamos comparar com precisão:
    
    ---
    
    ## 🔁 **Comparativo: VB-Cable / VBAN vs. Loopback Audio**
    
    | Recurso                          | VB-Cable / VBAN                            | Loopback Audio (macOS)                          |
    |----------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
    | 🔧 **Complexidade de uso**       | Média/Alta – exige configuração manual     | Baixíssima – interface gráfica intuitiva        |
    | 🎚️ **Roteamento Visual**        | ❌ (apenas switches e conexões por driver) | ✅ Interface gráfica tipo “patch bay”           |
    | 🎙️ **Captura de múltiplas fontes** | Limitado (1 por cabo VB)                 | ✅ Mistura diversas fontes com controle de mix  |
    | 🔊 **Feedback ao vivo**          | ❌ Sem visualização                        | ✅ Meters e medidores em tempo real             |
    | 🧠 **Perfis por app**            | ❌                                         | ✅ Pode separar Safari, Chrome, Zoom, etc.      |
    | 🧪 **Facilidade de debug**       | Manual                                     | Muito alto – fácil rastrear onde está o erro   |
    | 💰 **Preço**                     | Gratuito                                   | Pago (~$100 USD), mas com trial funcional      |
    
    ---
    
    ### ✅ **Quando VB-Cable é suficiente?**
    - Quando você precisa **rotear apenas uma ou duas fontes** de forma estática (por ex.: Meet + microfone).
    - Se você já sabe configurar o OBS, DAWs ou placas virtuais, é uma solução leve e funcional.
    
    ### 🟨 **Quando Loopback vale o investimento?**
    - Se você quer **flexibilidade visual**, facilidade de teste, e múltiplos perfis.
    - Se pretende usar com frequência em produção (reuniões corporativas, gravações, lives).
    - Ideal para workflows no **macOS**, especialmente com ChatGPT Desktop + Record Mode.
    
    ---
    
    ## 📌 Conclusão prática:
    &gt; **Você já pode usar o que tem** (VB-Cable) para fazer o Record Mode funcionar com o Google Meet — basta direcionar o áudio do sistema para o input que o ChatGPT escuta.  
    &gt; Mas se quiser **facilidade, segurança e controle visual**, o Loopback Audio é a melhor solução (embora paga).
    
    ---
    
    Se quiser, posso:
    - 🔧 Gerar um **fluxo de configuração com VB-Cable para ChatGPT + Meet**.
    - 💡 Simular a **interface de roteamento ideal**, como se fosse no Loopback.
    - 🛠️ Verificar como incorporar isso num ambiente corporativo de gravações automatizadas.
    
    Qual dessas opções te ajuda mais agora?

  usuário:
    Quanto custa o LoopBack?
    [08.06.2025 - 15:01]

  assistente:
    

  assistente:
    O **Loopback Audio**, da Rogue Amoeba, custa atualmente **US$ 99** por licença de usuário único no macOS, incluindo suporte e atualizações normalmente citeturn0search0turn0search6.
    
    Também há opções combinadas como:
    - **Bundle com Audio Hijack** por **US$ 134**, oferecendo economia se você também usar a ferramenta de gravação ☑️ citeturn0search0turn0search1.
    - **Ultimate Podcast Bundle** (Loopback + Audio Hijack + Farrago + Fission) sai por **US$ 199**, economizando cerca de US$ 50 citeturn0search5.
    
    ---
    
    ### 💡 Observações sobre o investimento
    - **Trial gratuito** disponível para testar antes de comprar citeturn0search0.
    - Muitas vezes aparece em promoções — códigos como **TWENTYTWO** concedem cerca de 7–15 % de desconto citeturn0search4.
    
    ---
    
    ### ✅ Resumo
    
    - **Loopback (individual)**: US$ 99  
    - **Loopback + Audio Hijack**: US$ 134  
    - **Podcast Bundle completo**: US$ 199  
    
    Com seu setup atual de VB‑Cable e VBAN, você já tem uma alternativa gratuita eficaz. O Loopback oferece vantagens como interface gráfica, roteamento visual simplificado, perfis de áudio, mixagem fácil e maior versatilidade — atributos que merecem ser comparados ao custo-benefício para seu fluxo de trabalho.
    
    Se quiser, posso gerar um comparativo técnico e financeiro entre manter o setup atual com as vantagens de um Loopback, assim você decide com mais clareza.

  usuário:
    Não conseguimos configurar até hoje o VB Cable e o VBAN
    [08.06.2025 - 15:02]

  assistente:
    Perfeito, Bruno. Se o **VB-Cable** e o **VBAN** ainda não funcionaram como esperado, há duas opções viáveis:
    
    ---
    
    ## ✅ **1. Solução Imediata (Sem custo): Configurar VB-Cable corretamente**
    Vamos resolver isso de forma prática e rápida.
    
    ### 🎯 Objetivo:
    Fazer com que o **áudio do Google Meet (navegador)** seja redirecionado para o **input virtual** que o ChatGPT Record Mode ou qualquer gravador capta.
    
    ---
    
    ### 🛠️ **Passo a passo com VB-Cable (Windows ou macOS com Parallels):**
    
    #### 📥 1. Instale o VB-Cable corretamente:
    - Use o site oficial: [vb-audio.com/Cable](https://vb-audio.com/Cable/)
    - Execute como administrador.
    - Reinicie o sistema após instalar.
    
    #### 🔄 2. Configure o áudio do sistema:
    - Vá em **Painel de Controle &gt; Som &gt; Reprodução**.
    - Defina **VB-Cable Input** como **Dispositivo Padrão de Reprodução**.
    
    &gt; Isso faz com que TODO o áudio (incluindo Meet) vá para o cabo virtual.
    
    #### 🎙️ 3. Configure a entrada no ChatGPT (ou gravador):
    - No **macOS com ChatGPT Desktop**, ou no app que usará a gravação:
    - Escolha **VB-Cable Output** como microfone/entrada.
    
    &gt; Isso simula como se o áudio do Meet fosse sua fala.
    
    ---
    
    ### ⚠️ Problemas comuns:
    - Chrome não envia áudio para o dispositivo correto → precisa forçar nas preferências.
    - Eco e ruídos → use um segundo cabo para fazer *monitoramento em paralelo*.
    
    ---
    
    ## 💡 **2. Solução definitiva (Recomendada): Usar o Loopback Audio**
    
    Se você quiser algo **plug-and-play, sem stress**, o Loopback permite que você:
    
    - Junte **Chrome + Microfone físico** em uma única fonte.
    - Veja o fluxo graficamente, com botões de ativar/desativar.
    - Crie **presets por app** (ex: preset “Reunião Meet”).
    - **Evite conflitos** e bugs comuns de drivers virtuais.
    
    ---
    
    ## 🔚 Conclusão
    
    | Situação | Recomendado |
    |----------|-------------|
    | Quer resolver agora, sem custo | **Configuração correta do VB-Cable (posso guiar)** |
    | Usa isso com frequência profissional | **Loopback Audio (US$99, fácil e estável)** |
    
    ---
    
    📌 Quer que eu te guie **passo a passo agora** para configurar o VB-Cable com seu Meet? Posso te dar comandos, checar telas, ou montar um mapa visual do áudio.
    
    Só dizer: **Quer configurar juntos?**

  usuário:
    Como usamos os conectores?
    [08.06.2025 - 15:03]

  assistente:
    Ótimo. Aqui vai um guia **claro, direto e atualizado (2025)** sobre **como usar os conectores no ChatGPT Enterprise e Team**, incluindo o **Deep Research**, que é onde eles brilham mais:
    
    ---
    
    ## 🔗 **O que são os conectores?**
    Os **conectores** permitem ao ChatGPT acessar e consultar dados de ferramentas como:
    - **Google Drive**, **Gmail**, **Calendar**
    - **Outlook**, **SharePoint**, **Teams**
    - **Dropbox**, **Box**, **HubSpot**, **GitHub**
    - **Conectores personalizados via MCP** (ex: bancos internos, CRMs próprios)
    
    ---
    
    ## 🧭 **Como ativar e usar os conectores – Passo a Passo**
    
    ### 👩‍💼 1. **Ativação feita pelo Admin da organização**
    Somente um **admin** da conta Enterprise/Team pode:
    - Entrar no painel em [https://chat.openai.com/admin](https://chat.openai.com/admin)
    - Acessar: **&quot;Settings &gt; Data Connections&quot;**
    - Habilitar os conectores desejados (ex: Gmail, Drive, Teams)
    - Configurar **OAuth** e **permissões de acesso por grupo ou indivíduo**
    
    🔐 Tudo respeita os acessos individuais: ChatGPT só vê os dados que **você teria acesso normalmente** nesses apps.
    
    ---
    
    ### 👤 2. **Uso pelos usuários finais (você)**
    Após ativado, você pode usar os conectores de duas formas:
    
    ---
    
    ### ✅ **A. Uso automático pelo modelo (modo inteligente)**
    
    **Exemplo:**
    Você digita:
    &gt; “Quais foram os documentos de planejamento do Q2 com mais impacto em vendas?”
    
    ☑️ ChatGPT detecta que precisa buscar em fontes internas  
    ☑️ Ativa conectores como Google Drive, Outlook, Teams  
    ☑️ Gera uma resposta com **citações, fontes e links diretos**
    
    ---
    
    ### 🔍 **B. Uso manual (via Deep Research ou botão no Composer)**
    
    **Etapas:**
    
    1. Clique em **Deep Research** no canto superior direito (caso ativado).
    2. Uma aba lateral aparece com a opção de escolher as fontes:
       - ✅ Gmail
       - ✅ Drive
       - ✅ Outlook
       - ✅ SharePoint
    3. Marque as que deseja usar para aquela busca específica.
    4. Digite sua pergunta:  
       &gt; “Quais documentos no SharePoint falam sobre o projeto Apollo?”
    
    🎯 ChatGPT vasculha, gera uma síntese, e ainda pode:
    - Criar gráficos
    - Redigir atas
    - Gerar documentos formatados com base nos dados
    
    ---
    
    ## 📦 **Conectores personalizados (MCP)**
    Se a sua empresa (como a **Templo** ou a **dotweb**) tem bancos próprios:
    - Um dev pode usar o **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** para criar conectores sob medida.
    - Exemplo: conectar um banco interno de cursos, intranet, ou relatórios .csv.
    - O conector pode ser publicado para todos os usuários internos.
    
    ---
    
    ## 🧠 Exemplos práticos:
    
    | Pergunta                                              | Fontes ativadas                           | Resposta gerada pelo ChatGPT                        |
    |-------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------|
    | “Quais reuniões do mês discutiram budget de marketing?” | Outlook + Calendar + Teams                 | Lista de reuniões + tópicos + participantes         |
    | “Resumo de todas as propostas no HubSpot em aberto”   | HubSpot + Gmail + Google Drive            | Tabela com propostas + estágios + previsão de fechamento |
    | “Crie um plano de Q3 baseado nas entrevistas do Dropbox” | Dropbox + Docs internos                   | Documento formatado seguindo o template da empresa  |
    
    ---
    
    ## ⚠️ Observações
    - 💡 Você **só vê o que tem permissão para ver**.
    - 🔒 Os dados **não são usados para treinar os modelos**.
    - 📁 ChatGPT mostra **de onde tirou cada trecho** com links clicáveis.
    
    ---
    
    ## ✅ Quer que eu:
    - Modele um **workflow ideal de conectores** para você?
    - Gere um **template de prompt** para aproveitá-los com mais eficiência?
    - Modele um conector MCP para banco interno?
    
    Só me dizer como deseja usar e eu estruturo contigo.

  usuário:
    Você consegue dar uma olhada geral no meu google drive?
    [08.06.2025 - 15:04]

  assistente:
    Atualmente, **não tenho acesso direto ao seu Google Drive**, por questões de privacidade e segurança — **mesmo com conectores ativados, o acesso só ocorre em ambientes corporativos autorizados** (como ChatGPT Enterprise ou Team), e **somente após você logar e autorizar explicitamente via OAuth**.
    
    ---
    
    ### 🔒 Por que isso é assim?
    - O modelo respeita as diretrizes da OpenAI: **nenhum dado é acessado sem consentimento explícito e autorização via conta autenticada**.
    - Mesmo com **conectores habilitados**, a sessão precisa ocorrer dentro de um ambiente com suporte ativo (ex: ChatGPT Enterprise no domínio da sua organização).
    
    ---
    
    ## ✅ O que posso fazer agora para ajudar:
    
    ### 1. **Analisar arquivos específicos**
    Você pode:
    - Me enviar o link compartilhável (se público ou com permissão)
    - Ou **fazer upload do arquivo aqui** (PDF, DOCX, TXT, planilhas, etc.)
    
    📎 Posso processar e gerar:
    - Resumos inteligentes
    - Planos de ação
    - Mapas conceituais
    - Sínteses temáticas por pasta
    
    ---
    
    ### 2. **Preparar um guia para conectar o seu Drive ao ChatGPT Enterprise**
    Se você quiser usar isso em um ambiente como **dotweb** ou **Templo**, posso te entregar:
    - 📄 Um **manual para habilitar os conectores** internos.
    - ⚙️ Um script (OAuth + configurador) para criar seu próprio conector seguro.
    
    ---
    
    Deseja me enviar agora alguma pasta/arquivo específico?  
    Ou prefere que eu monte um passo a passo para você usar seu Drive com conectores no modo corporativo?