I would like to suggest two features that I believe would make ChatGPT much more useful for people who work on complex, long-term projects.
- Restore the full Canvas experience as a separate editable workspace.
The previous Canvas feature was extremely useful because it allowed users to work on a real document beside the chat. Writing blocks are helpful, but they are not an equivalent replacement.
For long-form writing, books, chapters, scripts, professional documents, educational materials, clinical materials, and large creative projects, having a separate editable document was much clearer, more precise, and more productive.
For many users, ChatGPT is not only a chatbot. It becomes a real workspace. In this kind of workflow, Canvas is essential because it separates the conversation from the document being developed.
- Add the ability to duplicate an entire Project.
It would be very useful to have the option to copy or duplicate a whole Project, including chats, files, instructions, and structure.
This would allow users to create backups, alternative versions, experimental branches, or parallel developments without losing the original organization.
This feature would be especially valuable for people working on books, research projects, creative worlds, professional materials, educational content, or any long-term structured work.
In my opinion, restoring the full Canvas experience and adding Project duplication would make ChatGPT much stronger as a serious workspace, not only as a conversational assistant.