Announced September 29, 2026 at DevDay, ChatGPT's new Space, Pages, and collaborative slides put OpenAI squarely against Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace — a shared workspace where people and AI agents write, research, and build decks together.
2026-09-30 · by Moe Ameen
On September 29, 2026, at its DevDay conference in San Francisco, OpenAI introduced a set of ChatGPT features that together look a lot like an office suite: Space, a shared workspace; Pages, a collaborative document; and collaborative slides, a deck builder you drive by talking. The move pushes OpenAI more directly into Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace territory, even as it remains a close Microsoft partner.
Space is a shared workspace inside ChatGPT — OpenAI describes it as taking over from the older Library — where teammates, ChatGPT, and OpenAI's newly launched Dots agents work together on documents, slides, and tasks. CEO Sam Altman framed it as "your pages and files all live together in Space, like they would in a drive. But spaces feel alive." Space connects to services like Google Drive and Slack.
Pages is what OpenAI calls a new type of document, built for people and AI agents to edit together: you can write, research, generate charts, create images, add tables and files, and drop in interactive tools, with each collaborator working alongside their own ChatGPT and using comments to request edits or hand a task to ChatGPT or a Dot. Collaborative slides let you build a deck from a conversation or your own template, with multiple people and agents editing and commenting at the same time; OpenAI has said the decks can be exported to PowerPoint or Google Slides. A spreadsheets capability was also signaled as coming.
The features are aimed at paid work tiers — reported as ChatGPT Pro, Business, and Enterprise on the web and desktop apps, with mobile limited to viewing and sharing pages at launch. Collaborative slides are rolling out over the coming weeks rather than all at once. Treat exact plan gating, rollout timing, and export details as launch-window specifics and confirm them on OpenAI's own pages.
Altman's line — a drive where "spaces feel alive" — is the tell. Space, Pages, and collaborative slides make ChatGPT a better place to think, research, and assemble a document with your team and your agents. What they don't make is the thing your audience actually sees: a captioned vertical video, a brand-exact carousel, a photo post sized for each platform, published on a schedule. A deck that lives beautifully in Space is still trapped in Space until someone turns it into posts. That gap is where [Kompozy](/) starts: it is not a workspace or a word processor and doesn't compete with the office suite for your team's docs — it's the AI generation and multi-platform publishing engine that takes an idea and ships it. There are two ways to act on this news with it, and both convert.
First, cover the launch itself: drop your take into Kompozy and one angle becomes a week of content — a captioned [Persona Short](/glossary/persona-shorts) explaining "a collaboration room isn't a publisher" to camera, a [Carousel](/glossary/hyperframes) mapping what the office suite makes against what it doesn't, [Quote Graphics](/glossary/output-buckets) built from Altman's "spaces feel alive" line, per-platform text posts, a Blog Article for the long-tail search, and a newsletter — all held to one voice by a written [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) and fanned across the eight social platforms plus blog and email on [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot). Second, use the two tools together: draft your outline, your research, or a rough deck in Pages, then hand that document to Kompozy as a source and let it [repurpose](/glossary/content-repurposing) it into finished, on-brand media for every channel. Let ChatGPT be the room where the idea gets written; let Kompozy be the studio that turns it into posts. For the evergreen breakdown of the feature set see [ChatGPT Space](/ai-tools/chatgpt-space), and if you're weighing whether to run your content operation inside it, the [ChatGPT office suite alternative](/alternatives/chatgpt-office-suite) draws the line between a work suite and a content engine.
On September 29, 2026, OpenAI introduced office-suite-style features inside ChatGPT: Space (a shared workspace that takes over from the Library), Pages (a collaborative document for people and AI agents), and collaborative slides (a deck builder you drive by talking). A spreadsheets capability was also signaled as coming. The features target the Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans and position OpenAI against Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
Space is a shared workspace inside ChatGPT where teammates, ChatGPT, and OpenAI's Dots agents collaborate on documents, slides, and tasks. OpenAI describes it as taking over from the Library, with your pages and files living together like a drive, and it connects to services such as Google Drive and Slack. It's reported on Pro, Business, and Enterprise, on web and desktop, with mobile limited to viewing and sharing at launch.
No. Space, Pages, and collaborative slides are a document and collaboration suite: they produce docs and decks, not finished posts sized and scheduled for your feeds. To turn a page or a deck into short-form video, carousels, and platform-native posts and publish them across channels, you use a content engine like Kompozy, which generates the media and fans it across the eight social platforms plus blog and email.
The features are reported as available on ChatGPT Pro, Business, and Enterprise, in the desktop app and on the web, with mobile limited to viewing and sharing pages at launch. Collaborative slides are rolling out over the coming weeks. Availability and rollout are OpenAI’s and can change, so confirm current details on OpenAI’s pages.