Marketers can build voice-first AI rehearsal partner with ChatGPT
Mike Kaput, Chief Content Officer at SmarterX, outlines a workflow for creating a voice-first AI rehearsal partner. The setup pairs ChatGPT Voice on a mobile phone with Codex running on a desktop computer. This allows users to rehearse presentations hands-free while walking, rather than sitting at a desk.
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Guides you through slides, prompts key details, and edits content based.
What you get You get a personalized coaching partner that updates your slides and notes in real-time as you speak.
- Who for
- marketers and sales
- Cost
- Price not stated
- Effort
- an afternoon
Use it for
- Rehearse sales pitches
- Prep client presentations
- Practice podcast interviews
How to set it up · From the article
- Give your AI tool access to your actual slide deck, including visuals and timing.
- Create a skill to guide through each slide, prompt details, and provide coaching.
- Connect ChatGPT Voice on your phone to Codex on your desktop via the ChatGPT app.
- Start a conversation, speak to the AI, and iterate on the skill while walking.
Watch out Requires a desktop computer running Codex and a phone with ChatGPT Voice
ChatGPT in the tool directory · 8 changes covered
Key points from the news
- Workflow pairs ChatGPT Voice on phone with Codex on desktop for hands-free rehearsal.
- AI accesses full slide deck to prompt details, capture notes, and update slides in real-time.
- Setup is iterative, allowing users to refine the AI skill via voice commands while walking.
The system accesses the actual presentation deck, including visuals and timing cues. It guides the user through each slide, prompts key details to memorize, and captures wording for presenter notes. Crucially, it can update the slides and notes in real-time based on spoken feedback. The process is iterative: users build a basic version, test it during a walk, and refine the AI's behavior through voice commands.
Kaput argues that this approach works because it fits natural work habits rather than forcing new ones. The skill improves over time as it learns the user's preferences. While demonstrated for presentations, the same setup could be used for sales pitches, podcast prep, or media appearances. The article emphasizes that effective AI implementations do not need to be technically complex, but should align with how users actually operate.
How to Build a Voice-First AI Rehearsal Partner
Marketing AI Institute · 28 October 2026
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