I just published to Github the assets for an image review queue tool that I made with Codex, to run alongside chats in a docked side panel. Theoretically, you can just paste a link to this repository into ChatGPT Work and tell it to install this, and it probably will after you approve permissions. Note: I am not a programmer and have not reviewed any of this code. Use at your own risk and use your best judgement. Have ChatGPT examine it for problems before you install if you want!

I use a slightly modified version of this UI control surface myself that is a bit more customized than this (“Promote” is instead “Mark as cover” in mine), but wanted to release a generalized version of it.

I cannot say how much better this is to use than going through round on round of image gens in ChatGPT Work and try to keep track and agree with the system about which are approved and rejected. Saves so much headache!

I assume that other AI systems ought to be able to find ways to do similar things. I know Muse likes to claim that it cannot run HTML in a docked side panel, but it absolutely can if you have it use Library Artifacts (as I wrote about in my generative control surfaces post). I’ve not tested any of this outside of these two AI environments, so your mileage will definitely vary.