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title: "Claim Your Business in ChatGPT"
issue: 84
description: "OpenAI launched Businesses in ChatGPT in beta, so owners can now claim and verify their business profile and see how people find them in ChatGPT."
date: 2026-11-13
canonical: "https://mikemurphy.ai/ai-unplugged/issues/084/"
agent_json: "https://mikemurphy.ai/ai-unplugged/issues/084.json"
---

## 🌲 Agent Evergreen Build Log

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## 🗞️ AI News of The Week: Businesses in ChatGPT

You can now claim your business in ChatGPT.

OpenAI has launched Businesses in ChatGPT in beta. Business owners use a new tool called Business Hub to claim their profile and keep their information current. To prove you own the business, you verify it with a business phone number, email address, website domain, or Shopify account.

Business Hub also shows how people find you in ChatGPT: how often you're mentioned, how many people click to your website, and the topics that come up in those conversations. Eligible U.S. online stores and service businesses can also publish a free Business Agent that answers customer questions.

OpenAI says that claiming a profile does not guarantee better placement in ChatGPT's answers.

👉 [Read Article](https://openai.com/index/introducing-businesses-chatgpt/)

## 🧠 AI Term of The Week: Runbook

**Definition:**
A runbook is a written, step-by-step set of instructions for a task you do again and again, so a person or an AI agent can do it the same way every time.

**Explain Like I'm 5:**
A **runbook** is a step-by-step recipe book for computers and websites. Just like a recipe tells you how to bake a cake, a runbook tells tech workers how to fix a broken computer or keep a website running smoothly.

**Real examples:**
- A creator writes a runbook for publishing a video, and an AI agent follows it to make the description, chapters, and blog post.

## 💬 Quote of the Week

> "What you do speaks so loudly that I cannot hear what you say."
> — Often attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson

## 🧰 AI Tool of The Week: Nod by n8n

**What is Nod:**
Nod is a free, open-source personal AI agent from n8n for busy people who want help with everyday errands on real websites and apps.

**What it does:**
- Works across Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion, and the web with its own computer and browser.
- Asks for your approval before it sends a message or makes a change for you.
- Runs on your own machine with the AI model you choose, including a ChatGPT Plus or Pro sign-in.

**Real-world example:** Every morning, Nod reads your messages, calendar, and the client's latest news, then writes a one-page brief for each call.

Nod is a research preview for Mac, with Windows and Linux in preview.

👉 [Download Nod on GitHub](https://github.com/n8n-io/nod)

## 🛠 AI Tutorial Of The Week: How to Turn Video Transcripts into Blog Posts with Claude Code Skills

**Description:**
Learn how I use a Claude Code skill to turn a raw video transcript into a clean blog post draft.

**🤖 What You'll Learn**
- What a Claude Code skill is and why it gives consistent results.
- What's inside a `SKILL.md` file, including the front matter and references folder.
- How to capture your writing style and voice in a skill.
- How to export audio only, make a transcript, and run the skill with a forward slash.

📺 [Watch Tutorial on YouTube](https://youtu.be/AhgBwub_fuQ)

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**Mike Murphy — The AI Handyman 🧰**
Helping creators & small businesses turn their content & documents into AI-powered tools.