Build a ChatGPT Dream Team for Your Business in One Day
The step-by-step guide to building Custom ChatGPT agents for every area of your business.
Let me start with this:
I’m not an AI expert. I’m not a computer scientist or an engineer. I’m an entrepreneur.
I run two businesses (and dabble in a third), and my days are filled with tasks such as marketing, hiring, process improvements, and keeping the team focused on the long-term vision. When AI hit the scene, I knew it was important—but I also knew I didn’t have time to become a “tech guy.”
So this guide?
It’s not the only one out there.
But it might be the simplest.
It’s the system I used to build a 10-person team of Custom GPT “agents” (from now on, I’ll refer to them as “GPTs") inside my company, rolling it out in a matter of hours.
I’m going to show you how to do the same.
You don’t need a PhD in AI. You just need to be willing to set up the core structure, think through your business, and move fast.
Here’s what I’ll give you in this post:
My internal rollout framework (literally took less than a day)
The 2 Master Prompts that “feed the brain” of the whole system
The 10 GPTs I use (with names and exact use cases), along with 20 more you may want to consider
Downloadable templates and setup sheets
Quick video tutorials showing you exactly how to do this yourself
At the end of the day, my approach to AI is simple: Don’t get overwhelmed by the noise.
Just start with what you can control, and what you can use.
Let’s get into it.
Step 1: Start with ChatGPT Teams
Make sure you’re set up with ChatGPT Teams before you build anything. (This is NOT the paid personal version. That’s different.)
Why it matters:
You can share GPTs across your company in one click
Everything is secure, organized, and controllable
No need to build a new GPT every time someone leaves your team
This is the foundation. Here’s how to set it up.
VIDEO 1: “Setting Up ChatGPT Teams Workspace
Step 2: Build Two Master Prompts
This is the secret weapon.
Before you build any GPTs, you create two master prompts that contain everything about you and your business. These act as the “brain” that all of your GPTs tap into.
These types of prompts are also called “Context Documents,” and they are powerful because they give the AI “context” from that moment forward. It’s as if you’re implanting institutional knowledge into the AI, so all chats come out with that knowledge “baked in.” Pretty sweet.
Master Prompt 1: Your Business
Critical business information, such as team structure, operating system (EOS or otherwise), KPIs, values, SOPs, and strategic focus.
Master Prompt 2: You
Who you are, how you like to communicate, your leadership style, preferences, goals, and quirks.
You build these once, update them monthly, and your GPTs reference them in every chat from that moment on.
Download both Master Prompt templates here:
Prompt 1 (PDF / Google Doc / Word)
Prompt 2 (PDF / Google Doc / Word]
VIDEO 2: “How to Fill Out Your Master Prompts”
Step 3: Build These 10 GPTs
I named each one using the same format: no space, ends in AI. (Consistency matters when you’re building a system.)
Here’s my lineup:
1. CFOAI
Forecast cash flow, build margin models, prep finance reviews.
2. MarketerAI
Plan campaigns, write headlines, brainstorm content.
3. AttorneyAI
First-pass contract reviews, risk flags, simple policies.
4. EOSAI
L10 meeting prep, IDS summaries, scorecard updates.
5. HRAI
Job descriptions, onboarding templates, culture fit questions, DISC assessment repository.
6. SalesManagerAI
Follow-up emails, objection handling training, NSLI metrics.
7. OpsAI
Write SOPs, audit workflows, spot inefficiencies.
8. ContentAI
Ghostwrite newsletters, social posts, LinkedIn carousels.
9. EAAI
Calendar blocks, travel plans, meeting notes.
10. EventAI
Brainstorm event ideas, generate agendas, establish budgets.
Download the Custom GPT Agents Names + Prompts + Knowledge here:
PDF / Google Sheets / Excel
VIDEO 3: “Building a Custom GPT Agent from Scratch (Start to Finish)”
Step 4: Deploy It to Your Team
You can get this live and producing results in 1 day, and fully operational with your team in just a few weeks. Here’s the rollout plan I used:
Week 1: Intro Session (60 minutes)
Quick explanation of GPTs (and what they aren’t)
Live demo of 2–3 GPTs in use
Clarify: this is about supporting your team, not replacing them (AI Forward vs. AI First)
Week 2-3: Assign & Test
Share the GPTs in your ChatGPT Team workspace
Assign 1–2 GPTs to each person
Ask for wins, issues, ideas
Set up a dedicated communication channel (Slack, Google Spaces, etc.) for this roll-out to further support your team
Adjust GPT instructions as needed
Week 4+: Ongoing Check-ins
Weekly 15-minute GPT reviews
Gather feedback, iterate on prompts
Add additional files to the “Knowledge” section of your GPTs
Encourage small tweaks, not perfection
Monthly: Update Your Master Prompts
Things change. Every 30 days, update your master prompts with:
New team roles
Strategic priorities
Better ways to say things
This keeps your GPTs sharp. Upload these new prompts to each GPT. Should take 60-seconds each. Small price to pay for upgraded context.
Download the AI-Forward Deployment Presentation here:
VIDEO 4: “Rolling out Custom GPTs Across Your Organization”
Final Thoughts
This isn’t about replacing people.
It’s about extending your team’s thinking, creativity, and output.
These GPTs help us move faster and smarter.
They’ve freed me up to focus on what only I can do: vision, culture, and strategy.
And the best part?
I didn’t need to wait for some $50,000 “AI transformation.”
I built this in a few hours, in between real-world tasks, and now it’s live across our businesses.
If I can do it, you can too.
It feels like you used structure to ease the anxiety of getting started with AI.I'm curious whether people on your team were resistant to using GPTs at first or if they adapted to it quickly