What is the challenge?
The Aha! connector in ChatGPT returns record data as text in the chat.
To work with a record while you chat (check its status, change a field, see where it sits on the roadmap), you leave ChatGPT and open Aha! software.
To ask about specific records, you describe or paste them. ChatGPT cannot see what you are looking at.
What is the impact?
You switch between ChatGPT and Aha! software to finish one piece of planning work.
ChatGPT reasons over pasted snapshots, not the live record.
Describe your idea.
Sidebar app: Aha! software gets its own place in the ChatGPT sidebar. Open it to browse your workspaces, releases, features, and ideas without leaving ChatGPT.
Conversation panel: When ChatGPT references a record, it opens in a panel beside the conversation. You edit fields in the panel and save straight to Aha! software.
Selected context: Select one or more records in the panel, such as a set of features or a release. ChatGPT uses them as context for your next question. Nothing is pasted.
Roadmap views: The panel displays a saved Aha! roadmap or report. Select items on it to bring them into the conversation.
Writes you confirm: When ChatGPT drafts a change, the panel shows it on the record before it saves. Changes run under your user permissions and appear in the record history.
Control: Account administrators can turn the extension on or off, or limit it to read-only access, in account settings.