oppiOS / opDocs
Briefs, notes, and the documents OPPI drafts for you.
In the venue, not in another tab.
oppiGPT wrote a brief in chat. Save it to OpDocs, then open it.
Quick Start
Weekly managers meeting
Updated 15/09/2026
meetingBar opening SOP
Updated 02/09/2026
sopShift handover
Updated 28/08/2026
handoverExample venue. Illustrative data.
Write me last week's trading brief as a document.
Week 39 trading brief
Document artifact
The editor
opDocs is a rich editor with tables, images and links, so a briefing or a handover reads properly. Every document is stored in the Venue Drive as a file, so it sits with the venue's other files rather than in a separate silo.
Written by OPPI
When oppiGPT produces a report or a brief, it can land as an opDoc, tagged as OPPI-written. The Drive's AI-generated view collects them. What was a chat answer becomes a document you can edit, pin and share.
Templates and scope
Mark a document as a template and start the next one from it. Pin the ones that matter. Set a scope so a document is for a team, a department or the whole venue, with status and category to keep the list honest.
Opsheets
Opsheets is the sibling: sheets inside oppiOS, stored the same way, in the same Drive, and oppiGPT can write those too.
What it does
Tables, images, links, placeholders.
Mark a document as a template and start from it.
Keep the documents that matter on top.
Team, department or venue, with status and category.
Reports and briefs from chat land as documents.
Spreadsheets inside oppiOS, stored the same way.
Ask oppiGPT for the week's report; edit the opDoc it wrote; pin it.
Written in the editor, scoped to the management team.
Saved as a template, so next week starts from last week.