ChatGPT's Visualize skill, demonstrated by Katia Gil Guzman, converts raw text like meeting notes directly into interactive interfaces without manual coding. The workflow runs through Codex, OpenAI's code-generation system, handling the translation from unstructured input to structured visual output.
The demonstration covers three concrete capabilities: generating initial interface layouts from dense text, iterating on those layouts with specific views like calendars and actionable elements, and exporting the final result either as a static image or a published live site. The iteration step is where the real utility lives, not just the generation.
The full video is worth watching for the specific prompting patterns Guzman uses to steer Codex across multiple revision cycles, and to see exactly where the tool breaks down or requires human correction. The export-to-site feature raises immediate questions about hosting, persistence, and what OpenAI controls on the backend.
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