YouTuber, Educator, Founder Building an agent operating system @chorus_agent Updates on the best agent tools @aisuperapp
RT Agent Native You can now build a bot, and share it with others. as a @bot template GrokBots are comprised of: - a name - description - and routines If you create a really useful bot you can package these up and share them with your team, friends, or anyone else. If I had to bet, an entire market will emerge from this (Similar to n8n in 2024). People will soon be buying and selling bots.
Huge
This has been a very popular request! You can now connect multiple Gmail and Google Cal accounts to Codex and ChatGPT
I want to like Grok 4.6 but I just don’t. Maybe it’s the Grokbot system prompt. But it’s not quite there.
Will Cursor be re-branded to Grok Build?
For those who use windows laptops over mac... Can you please tell me why? Very curious. Just got a new windows laptop.
RT Agent Native Claude just added a built-in browser in Cowork. All agents will soon have computers and browsers built in.
RT 0xMarioNawfal 11 GROK BOT TIPS TO BUILD, CONNECT, AND AUTOMATE YOUR AI AGENTS
Pretty crazy how quickly they stole the show from @openclaw.
RT Agent Native If you want to learn Grok @bot. Here’s your chance to have GrokBot: - Monitor all important tasks - Connect GrokBot to Cursor - Have your bots talk to each other - Connect your bot to @X - Set triggers on slack and email - Connect Plugins - Control Multiple Emails Autonomously
GrokBot Complete Guide: 11 Tips for using the fastest growing Agent Platform in the world. Get the full list of 11 tips down below👇 00:00 Intro 00:44 GrokBot Basics 03:23 #1 MTS Bot 06:54 #2 Developer Bot (Connect to Cursor) 10:11 #3: General GrokBot 12:10 #4: Agents
View quoted postRT Dhiran 👀 37 mins. I see @X is turning into Youtube nowadays
GrokBot Complete Guide: 11 Tips for using the fastest growing Agent Platform in the world. Get the full list of 11 tips down below👇 00:00 Intro 00:44 GrokBot Basics 03:23 #1 MTS Bot 06:54 #2 Developer Bot (Connect to Cursor) 10:11 #3: General GrokBot 12:10 #4: Agents
View quoted postRT Riley Brown GrokBot Complete Guide: 11 Tips for using the fastest growing Agent Platform in the world. Get the full list of 11 tips down below👇 00:00 Intro 00:44 GrokBot Basics 03:23 #1 MTS Bot 06:54 #2 Developer Bot (Connect to Cursor) 10:11 #3: General GrokBot 12:10 #4: Agents Talking to Each Other 15:29 #5: Project-Specific Bots 19:36 #6: Connecting GrokBot to X/Twitter 22:55 #7: Trigger-Based Automations (Routines) 26:15 #8: Plugins & Context 28:23 #9: Multiple Email Accounts 31:26 #10: Notion Integration & Custom Skills 32:43 #11: Your Agent Has a Computer (+ Grill Me Journal)
RT Agent Native The 11 Tips for using GrokBot https://agentnative.inc/resources/11-tips-for-using-grokbot
RT Agent Native Biggest trend of Q4 this year… How do I give my agent a credit card?
RT Agent Native Computer Use + Storing Credentials + Agentic Payments = Agentic Companies
Amazing how quickly the Overton window shifted on aggressive computer use and storing credentials. Payments will be next.
View quoted postFor the first time ever, I feel like I can trust AI to be my project manager... for basically everything. Now that I have agents working in the background 24/7, with context + plugins connected to my entire company... I’m able to relax and focus on the task at hand. I work with six different agencies that operate across different channels, Slack, email, Notion, text, WhatsApp, ClickUp, and more. It used to absolutely drain me to keep track of everything... But now, I have AI keeping track of it all. And I’m slowly giving it the ability to respond to specific types of emails and Slack messages without asking for permission. Every night, it adds all of that context to an internal company brain, which is basically one giant Notion database... the docs for my entire company. I can plug any agent into this system. Then, every month, I have a mega-prompt where Fable 5 goes through everything, trims the fat, and gets rid of duplicates before I manually review it. It’s like my monthly company review. It focuses on SOPs and company goals, and then I manually write my goal for the next month... which helps guide responses from every agent. In summary: 1. Give your agents context on your entire company 2. Constantly remind your agents of your goals 3. Slowly give them more freedom to take action 4. Do a monthly review with the most powerful model available to realign everything
RT Agent Native Welcome to the future. All of your agents have computers & browsers. And they can now login to your accounts and do your work.
RT Agent Native If you’re a startup, you should 100% apply for this. Free credits.
Devin for Startups gets you $65,000.00 in @DevinAI credits and grants, direct support from the @cognition team, and free swag. Submissions are open, I encourage you to apply! https://devin.ai/startups
In most cases yes. Build products for agents.
The fact that SaaS co's are giving us agents instead of MCPs shows just how self-centered / narcissistic they are. I never wanted to "live in your product." Your product was the best way to get something done. If the best way to get it done is now headless, please let me do
View quoted posti highly recommend using the in-app browser on codex.
Quick tip: If you like using the ChatGPT in-app browser, you can make it the default for any links you click in the app. Give it a try if you haven't.
It’s time to get very clear about the mission. Then find the others.
The three winning paradigms for interacting with AI will be: 1. Chat (ChatGPT, Claude) 2. Bots/Agents (Grokbot) 3. Code (Codex, Claude Code) Claude Cowork and GPT Work are too similar to chat. It's not different enough of a paradigm... The lines between Chat and Work are too blurry. Every lab will (Or at least should) copy the GrokBot UI immediately. There will also be a 4th paradigm which is the team Agent. What this will look like is still unknown, but Claude Tag is the closest thing we have... We will have to wait and see.
For almost all document creation and app building I still use codex w/ 5.6 sol. I try to migrate to GPT work but I always end up making sure my laptop is set up so I can remote into Codex. My coding projects and the knowledge work tasks I do are deeply related. Thus I don’t want any separation between the tools. I just want codex, I wish there was cloud codex that was exactly like desktop codex. Codex is still the best AI product ever released.
If you want to use/test agent platforms, and write about what you learn… and get paid for it, please send me an email. I’m hiring at @agentnative_ riley @ agentnative . inc
I side chat more than main chat.
/side chat in the Codex app is really underrated when you're waiting on the main thread to finish cooking
View quoted postRT Ryo Lu leaving leaving is the process from fullness into emptiness from the familiar circle of life the routines undone the streets i knew by heart the people i kept meeting the names and labels that had gathered on my skin toward a place entirely unknown where a new life waits to be written before i go i take out everything i had hidden in my heart and say goodbye to it piece by piece memory rises and feeling rises with it one by one i empty the rooms within me until i am almost as i was when i first arrived unfurnished unclaimed open what remains is a blankness echoing with my fear of loneliness my longing for freedom and the questions i still cannot answer what is freedom what is happiness when i first came here i was drifting in a river carried by the current thinking only of making things now i have to place my own hands on the helm no longer mistaking the waves for fate or the shore for salvation i will miss the days i lived here but i must learn again how to sleep inside loneliness how to eat inside uncertainty how to recognize desire in the blank and through the act of leaving turn freedom from an idea into a life i practice every day
The GLP1 of the AI/Social Media age will be a personal AI that sits between you and all the other platforms algorithms. You become what you consume. I wish I could prompt an AI, give it my goals, desires etc and it could curate what I should see. What YouTube video would actually help me, not one that will waste my time. The internet is filled with useful content, but the algorithms curating this content is completely broken.
RT Akshay Kothari This is the 5th post I’ve seen this week from someone who’s changed their mind on Notion, for the better. LFG!
I used to not like Notion... But now I do. Why? Because I don't need to teach people on the team how to use it. Agents maintain everything. All information about the business is viewable by my agents. When something gets done, the agents update the database in notion. And I
View quoted postI used to not like Notion... But now I do. Why? Because I don't need to teach people on the team how to use it. Agents maintain everything. All information about the business is viewable by my agents. When something gets done, the agents update the database in notion. And I even have agents run every hour to see if everything was updated correctly. It's working flawlessly so far.
Seeing the Google DeepMind product team using competitor agent tools like @bot is bullish for Google, tbh
RT Agent Native Build Agent Native Software Then sell it to agents.
i really don't want to use your agent, i want to use my agent to use your thing.
View quoted postAI Preference falsification.
Its going to be an era of contradictions. Polls will show everyone hates AI overall but also everyone will secretly use AI all the time. AI companies will be underwater in public opinion but also many people will feel strongly attached to their own favorite model & care about it
View quoted postI’d be nothing without my data center.
Tomorrow I’m going to give a few agent platforms a try… Like @GetEnergy_ and @getskydive What platforms am I missing? What else should I try?
- GrokBot UI - GPT Sol level model - With an in app browser Would be insane. Grokbot (Huge fan) is held back by Grok 4.6.
Fun fact I posted the first EVER video about ChatGPT on TikTok back in 2022. This was it - 11M views.
RT Agent Native Now in Codex you can fully control your iMessages, and act as you. Business owners who primarily communicate via text will love this.
Everyday conversations just got easier with the new Apple Messages plugin. Search messages, catch up on conversations, draft and send replies—all with ChatGPT on your Mac. Now available in ChatGPT Work and Codex on desktop.
View quoted postWhat is your post AGI mission?
RT Agent Native We need to prepare for a world where AI is much better and faster at using computers than almost every human. The acceleration has only just begun.
RT Emily Lambert This resonates deeply with me as I was facing this exact conundrum a little over a year ago. It's easy to stick to the safe, expected path, especially when you're genuinely excelling in an industry that gave you real opportunity and growth, alongside people I still deeply respect and learned so much from. That's what made it so hard. There's also the added weight of wondering what family and friends will think when you walk away from something safe and well regarded. It was the scariest jump I made in my career, but I am so happy that I "dropped myself into new parts of the terrain" and joined the world of startups. And if I could go back in time, I'd make the same decision again.
RT Agent Native Agents are eating software.
everyone I know is canceling software and rebuilding internally while their customers are canceling and rebuilding their software internally not sure how this all ends
View quoted postRT Agent Native Highly recommend reading this thread. Tally is the most visible to AI. So they are winning. They are, Agent Native.
Pay attention to what Tally is doing in AI search right now because this might be the best playbook for getting recommended by ChatGPT I've seen: > AI search is now their #1 acquisition channel > 10,000+ new users every week say they discovered Tally through AI platforms >
I don't go on short-form platforms anymore. I have AI scrape them and put the videos in my GPT Sites, along with their engagement and transcripts. I don't have the bandwidth to scroll short-form platforms, and it kills my brain. With the right integrations and scraping skills, I can simply have AI update this document every morning with the latest videos that help me keep up with trends without dealing with the algo itself. I created a daily automation that searches IG and TikTok - it scrapes specific creators and trends I should be aware of. pretty fun.
RT Riley Brown I don't go on short-form platforms anymore. I have AI scrape them and put the videos in my GPT Sites, along with their engagement and transcripts. I don't have the bandwidth to scroll short-form platforms, and it kills my brain. With the right integrations and scraping skills, I can simply have AI update this document every morning with the latest videos that help me keep up with trends without dealing with the algo itself. I created a daily automation that searches IG and TikTok - it scrapes specific creators and trends I should be aware of. pretty fun.
RT Agent Native Grok Bot has struck a chord. It’s gaining popularity fast. OpenAI and Anthropic will likely copy the UI very soon.
Grok Bot is unbelievable. Automated 25% of my day to day in less than an hour.
View quoted postRT Agent Native Agent Native Apps are the future.
weird that there's a "make a lot of money" button and nobody's pressing it (take your SaaS, make it headless, let agents use it, charge per interaction esp for enterprises)
View quoted postRT Every 🪨 CONFIRMED: @rileybrown, founder of @agentnative_, is speaking at Thesis, our inaugural conference on work and AI. Riley has spent the last few years in the AI Agent space, building products, shipping tools, and teaching how to use them through his social media following. Thesis continues that conversation: As work continues to become more AI native, what will the future of work look like? Join Riley and speakers from @NotionHQ, @OpenAI, and more on Nov. 5 in Brooklyn, NYC. Apply to attend: https://every.to/thesis-2027?utm_source=x&utm_content=speaker_riley
RT Agent Native SpaceX (Cursor) launches GitHub competitor.
Origin, our code hosting platform, is now live. It's fast, easy to use, and deeply integrated with Cursor. Get started by syncing your repos from GitHub.
View quoted postRT Peter Yang “The moat is quality over a long period of time." Here's my new episode with @rileybrown, where he showed me how he uses Codex to run his entire content business (1.5M+ followers), including how to: → Create thumbnails, animations, and B-roll → Research and craft winning hooks → Use agents to find content ideas proactively Some quotes from Riley: “I’ll scrape a hundred thumbnails that performed really well and test putting my face on them." (Riley uses @paper to do this) “I’ve never looked at a skill file once. If AI does a bad job, I just tell it to update the skill so it doesn’t make the same mistake again.” “I’ll walk around for 10 minutes speaking all my ideas. When I come back, AI has created 80% of the diagrams I’ll use in my videos.” I’ve admired Riley’s AI tutorials for a long time, so it was fascinating to see his process behind the scenes. 📌 Watch now: https://youtu.be/N34zz1-RSGw Thanks to our sponsors: Google AI Studio: Go from prompt to production fast https://aistudio.google.com/?utm_source=peteryang&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=26Q3-peteryang_ais Riverside: All-in-one AI studio for podcasts and video https://creators.riverside.com/PeterYang
I’ll bite, what is this?
Useful prompt when connecting an agent to your x account. Please create a personal weekly http://x.com newsletter based on my activity. Your goal is to refresh me on what’s interested me over the past week. Go through my recent tweets and bookmarks (past 7 days) and make a summary of my last week on Twitter. Connect ideas together and group them by topic. Include hyperlinks to all tweets in your written essay. Have headings. Use my voice. To get a style reference of my voice and opinions use my tweets as reference.
Grokbot now connects to Twitter in one click... You can just ask it to go through and summarize your bookmarks.
RT Agent Native Grokbot now connects to Twitter in one click... You can just ask it to go through and summarize your bookmarks.
RT Peter Yang Tomorrow, I’m really excited to share a new episode with @rileybrown on how he uses Codex to run his entire content business. I particularly loved watching him demo how he creates YouTube thumbnails with AI: 1. He uses Codex to find 100 top-performing thumbnails in his niche and add them to a Paper canvas. 2. He uses Paper to mix and match those thumbnails with photos of himself until he creates something he’s happy with. Honestly, you have to watch the workflow to see how crazy it is. 📌 Subscribe to get the full episode tomorrow: https://www.youtube.com/@PeterYangYT?sub_confirmation=1
RT Riley Brown The first of the agent platforms to copy GrokBots session based agents. I predict many more will.
Introducing Bot Mode for Hermes Agent. Bot Mode is an alternative to sessions mode, where you have one chat with each agent profile, or "bot". These bots can be given jobs, descriptions, profile pics, and communicate with your other bots! For one day we will do a public beta
Bahaha I thought I was the only one. People started using it in conversation around 6 months ago out of nowhere.
i still don't know what "triage" means, i never heard the word until every low taste ai started spitting it out in every suggested task maybe time to look it up. i think it means going through items and pointing out what is important and what is not based of usage
View quoted postGLM 5.3 was just released! We have an action packed @agentnative_ weekly update planned tomorrow. GLM GrokBot Grok 4.6 Claude Code updates (extension) Fast Mode on GPT models DeepSeek V4 Pro Gemini 3.7 Flash
Introducing GLM-5.3: Built to Code. Ready for Cyber Defense. - Top-tier coding and agentic capabilities, achieved through post-training on the 743B base model - A major leap in cybersecurity, setting a new standard among open models Tech Blog: https://z.ai/blog/glm-5.3
RT Agent Native GLM 5.3 is here… what a week
Introducing GLM-5.3: Built to Code. Ready for Cyber Defense. - Top-tier coding and agentic capabilities, achieved through post-training on the 743B base model - A major leap in cybersecurity, setting a new standard among open models Tech Blog: https://z.ai/blog/glm-5.3
The most in depth guide to using GPT work on the entire internet, btw.
RT Dan Shipper 📧 BREAKING: Introducing Thesis, @every’s annual conference dedicated to answering the most important question in AI: What does great human work look like after automation? We believe there is a small group of humans who already know the answer to this question because they’re living it every day. But they're scattered across companies and industries, with few opportunities to learn from each other. That’s why we’re throwing Thesis November 5th, 2026 in Brooklyn New York. Our first speakers include: - Ivan Zhao (@ivanhzhao)—Founder and CEO, Notion - Andrew Ambrosino (@ajambrosino)—Member of technical staff, Codex, OpenAI - Cat de Jong - Head of applied AI, Anthropic - Nick Thompson (@nxthompson)—CEO, the Atlantic - Josh Miller (@joshm)—CEO and cofounder, The Browser Company - Cristobal Valenzuela (@c_valenzuelab)—Co-CEO and cofounder, Runway - Lauren Reeder (@laurenmhreeder)—Partner, Sequoia - Sahil Lavingia (@shl)—Founder, Gumroad - Riley Brown (@rileybrown)—Cofounder, Vibecode - Natalie Fratto (@NatalieFratto)—Founder and creator, Charts & Crafts - Allie Garfinkle (@agarfinks)—Senior writer and editor, Fortune - Kane Kallaway (@kanekallaway)—Founder, Wavy Labs - Nat Eliason (@nateliason)—Head of Founders School, Alpha School - Kate Lee (@katelaurielee)—Editor in chief, Every - Katie Parrott (@kplikethebird)—Staff writer, Every - Kieran Klaassen (@kieranklaassen)—General manager of Cora, Every (With more very special people to announce soon!) Learn more: https://every.to/thesis-2027 What to expect Thesis will feature talks, demonstrations, working sessions, office hours, and small-group conversations with builders, operators, and execs who are already using AI to do incredible human work. And, of course, you can bring your agent. Why New York New York is where the AI wave hits the beach: It's where new model capabilities meet real-world work. Because of this, it’s the best place in the world to see what happens when frontier technology lea...
I visited their office. Really good energy. They’re growing fast. This is a great opportunity.
One of our ambitions at Tenex is to make NYC the AI capital of America. We know it’s a bit insane, but we believe it’s possible & we’re gonna try our hardest to make it inevitable. Just to show how committed we are, I’m pumped to announce Tenex’s new HQ. - Coming Jan 2027 -
View quoted postKnowledge workers deserve agents too. That is the race now...
We are in the era of the "Super App" > an app that allows knowledge workers to control agents to help them do their work. 3/5 Major US labs have a super app: OpenAI: ChatGPT Desktop (Prev. Codex) SpaceX: GrokBot (By Cursor) Anthropic: Claude Desktop Google: ... who knows
View quoted postI think GrokBot is behind Codex/GPT Work for a lot of reasons, but I will say, their biggest innovation is personifying the chat sessions. An “agent”or GrokBot is basically a named session with a mini system prompt. And the Cronjobs / Automations live INSIDE the session. But they all share the same skills and plugins. I think this analogy works. Users won’t be creating new sessions every time rather going to a session (Grokbot) that does a specific thing. This keeps things organized.
After using Grokbot, the @interaction acquisition by @cognition makes more sense.
RT 0xMarioNawfal GrokBot just launched as Cursor and SpaceX's general agent platform for Desktop and iOS with cloud computer, agent-to-agent communication and automation triggers.
Wish this wasn't only in teams plan and only on web. Should be on desktop as well.
Introducing workspace agents in ChatGPT—shared agents that can handle complex tasks and long-running workflows across tools and teams.
View quoted postRT Vishal Dubey A team wants one agent One person wants an agent team
GrokBot Just Launched: GrokBot is Cursor/SpaceX new general agent platform for Desktop and iOS... Got access yesterday... here are the things that Grokbot can do, my thoughts, and what I hope they add soon. Pretty big news for those who want to build businesses that are @agentnative_ 00:00 Intro 01:42 Creating new Grokbot with Connections 05:25 The Plugins Tab 06:40 How Skills, Plugins, and Agent Descriptions Work 08:08 Grok Bot Cloud Computer 10:24 Agents Talking to Each Other 13:38 Triggers & Automations 17:06 What's Missing & Coming Soon (Probably)
RT Agent Native Cursor / SpaceX just released "Grokbot" Their General Purpose Agent to Rival Claude Cowork and GPT Work. It has the same cloud infrastructure Cursor has. Each Agent (Grokbot) has its own computer, and system prompt. And the GrokBots can talk to one another and collaborate. All agents share the same skills and plugins. Here are some of the features: You can: > Create many agents > The agents can talk to one another > Plugins to all your tools > Routines, scheduled and external triggers > Cloud Computer Environment that agent and human can control > Skills + Memory > And coming soon, Group Chats (with Agents)
Introducing Grok Bot, now in early beta. Bots are AI teammates that do real work for you. They sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.
View quoted postThanks! What can I do better? What videos do people want to see regarding agentic workflows for individuals or teams?
Hey @rileybrown, thank you so much for all the videos you keep putting out. I was just looking through a couple of chats with friends who keep asking me for good videos to learn AI, and your videos were everywhere. Yours are usually the first ones I send. Keep doing the work 🙏
View quoted postHow are people charging for building agents for companies? If you implement an agentic workflows for a company... Or if you have paid others to implement agents... 1. How are you charging for the implementation 2. Are you doing ongoing maintenance and evaluation. How do you charge for that? 3. What tool stack are you starting with? I've talked to many people about this and everyone's answers are different. Very curious what you guys are seeing.
What does he mean?
RT Agent Native Tomorrow everything changes... Something new will flood the timeline.
I heard Ikea is working on one too. I'll wait for that one.
We just launched Xirp, a vendor-neutral agentic development environment. One place to manage agent sessions across @ClaudeDevs, @GeminiApp CLI, and @OpenAI Codex. 1,300+ @Spotify engineers already use it. Now it's available for you to try. Learn more at http://xirp.spotify.com.
View quoted postRT Vishal Dubey very true, the flip side of this is that there's almost *too* many ideas that staying focused on a single one has never been harder
For anyone with endless ideas, this agent age is nirvana as those ideas are met with endless execution, endless exploration. I've never had has much fun working with computers as I do right now. What a time to be alive.
View quoted postEvery day i'm finding more fun ways to get AI to take a large amount of data (in any format) and create useful / fun visuals. Both Fable and 5.6 Sol are great at this (This specific use case does not need Fable however)
Fable 5 is just absurd. Here: Fable 5 analyzed 3.5 years of his bank statements (108 PDFs) Then made an interactive "google-maps-like" app that plots every place he's eaten. Prompt below 👇 for the @agentnative_ workflow
View quoted postLiterally same on the flight today the two guys behind me we're using GPT Work and Claude Cowork... I think we might be finally hitting mass adoption.
Walked past first class on my flight to LA and I watched the man in 1A open up ChatGPT desktop app. Holy shit we made it
View quoted postRT pranav Not sure what ChatGPT Work is all about? This is a great place to start! @rileybrown with another excellent intro tutorial
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postRT Vishal Dubey The Codex/ChatGPT app is absorbing all the functionality of Atlas and is already way better at actually carrying tasks out. I bet over the next few months it gets much better at session persistence, managing logins/state, etc. until it becomes the main way a lot of people use the web
ChatGPT’s Atlas browser was sunset today. Perplexity’s Comet browser is in zombie mode. When we started @browsercompany nobody cared about browsers, then everyone did (copying Dia), then everyone bailed. Yet I’ve never felt more confident browser : AI :: phone : smartphones.
View quoted postRT Romain Huet Awesome video from @rileybrown on how to make the most of ChatGPT Work! Covers a lot of what you can do with it. What features would you like to see us explore in more detail?
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postI'm hiring a brand designer for @agentnative_ Brand identity + website. Shoot me a DM or email me riley@agentnative.inc. Need someone who can work fast. Bonus if you are in NYC (Not required)
Can someone post the skill.md file? The gym classes here in NY fill up fast.
SITUATION DETECTED: In Australia's first known autonomous AI cyberattack, an OpenClaw agent used a vulnerability in a gym’s API to leapfrog scheduling restrictions for a gym class, and then forcefully cancelled another person's reservation to move its user up the list, per ABC.
View quoted postRT Agent Native Mark Zuckerberg released Muse Code. A Claude Code and Codex Competitor. Here's how to set it up with no coding knowledge.
Really diving into hardware over the next 12 months. Going to start tinkering and building cool stuff on the side. 36 months ago, this would overwhelm me... But now, i'm fully confident I can learn anything with all the AI models i have access to... that will continue to get better. The number one use case of AI is learning to learn.
RT Agent Native ✍️✍️✍️
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postRT Agent Native Fable 5 is just absurd. Here: Fable 5 analyzed 3.5 years of his bank statements (108 PDFs) Then made an interactive "google-maps-like" app that plots every place he's eaten. Prompt below 👇 for the @agentnative_ workflow
The complete guide to GPT work is now on YouTube https://youtu.be/zWL6XGP3Em8?is=QWLQ1VLfrdBiLk1E
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postRT Peter Doolan This is a great Saturday learning moment for ChatGPT Work and Codex. The new cloud features are detailed really well. Enjoy.
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postRT Emad Ghorbaninia cloud agents that run identically from your phone, desktop, and web are quietly becoming the default expectation. six months ago this was a demo. now it is table stakes.
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postCan confirm
JUST IN: New York City’s humidity is now comparable to the Amazon rainforest.
View quoted postMade a new video. The biggest updates from the past 2 weeks.
Here are the most important updates with Frontier Agent platforms and models, and how to use them in your business: - Meta Releases Claude Code Competitor - All Codex new Updates - Cursor revamp soon - New Chinese Models - Anthropic's Silence - Teams of Agents 00:00 Intro
View quoted postRT Agent Native Here are the most important updates with Frontier Agent platforms and models, and how to use them in your business: - Meta Releases Claude Code Competitor - All Codex new Updates - Cursor revamp soon - New Chinese Models - Anthropic's Silence - Teams of Agents 00:00 Intro 00:54 Meta Muse Code (how to set it up) a. Yolo Mode on Meta Muse Code 06:19 Codex Updates a. New Sidebar b. In-App Browser c. Chrome Extension d. Chat & Work Toggle 11:28 Cursor Becomes a Super App 13:52 New Chinese Models 16:57 Anthropic's Silence 19:28 What keeps me on Anthropic 20:48 Buzz + Agent Teams
RT The Agenteer OpenAI merged ChatGPT and Codex... And the product was GPT Work. And you can learn it in one hour.
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postRT Agent Native People don't realize this but GPT work is basically OpenClaw in the cloud. Here is the most complete guide on how to use it on the internet.
Learn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks
View quoted postLearn 99% of ChatGPT Work in 61 minutes: GPT Work is like Codex in the cloud. It works on phone, web, and desktop. And I've been using it to run my business. These are the 14 knowledge work capabilities. 00:00 Intro 03:18 #1 Presentations 09:16 #2 Plugins 17:36 #3 Blocks 23:34 #4 Websites & Apps & Hosting 30:09 #6 Branching Chats 31:51 #7 Desktop App (Cloud vs Local) 37:01 #8 Voice Mode 41:36 #9 Remote Voice Mode 45:52 #10 In-App Browser 48:50 #11 Skills 51:45 #12 Scheduled Automations 54:37 #13 Spreadsheets 56:58 #14 Multi-Agent Workspace 59:19 Final Review