At North Davis Junior High in Clearfield, Utah, Adam Hellewell uses custom ChatGPT skills to organize the work behind school theater so students can focus on performance and empathy.

Designed for federal employees, this short explainer shows how to write clearer prompts—and how to recognize when prompting is not the real problem. Learn how authoritative information, approved tools, appropriate access, evaluation, and human judgment contribute to reliable AI-assisted work in government.

Software engineer Brian Przezdziecki uses Codex to turn customer complaints into software fixes, while Goliath’s Zach Fitch saw a requested school-zone filter become a $10,000-per-month contract request.

In eight months, Marco Salsiccia says he went from having no native apps in the App Store to releasing at least five iOS apps, two Android apps, and several web projects.

Use this one-page guide during or after the Skill Lab to turn six approved Meridian demo files into a task-first employee Site and a source-backed leadership dashboard. It shows exactly what to click, links to prefilled prompts, provides the downloadable practice files, and calls out privacy and review checkpoints before sharing.

Learn how to use Codex across the software development lifecycle, from practical agentic coding fundamentals to repeatable team workflows and advanced automation.

API Builder Bootcamp returns with two new sessions—API Foundations and Realtime—alongside Agents, RAG, and Production & Optimization. Builders who attend all five live sessions will receive a shareable OpenAI Academy completion certificate.

AI adoption is not a software rollout; it is a leadership and culture transformation built around meaningful work. Success requires visible ownership, protected learning, active managers, purposeful workflows, and measures tied to outcomes, not logins. Lasting transformation depends on shared commitment between organizations and technology partners to help people realize more of their potential with AI.