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Andrew Warner and Michael Appell show Hyperagent automating franchise sales, parking assessments, training, territory planning, and image analysis. Here is the evidence, architecture, and safer rollout.
A practical guide to ChatGPT Work across presentations, plugins, Sites, Voice, Browser, skills, automations, spreadsheets, and parallel agents.
Stephen Haney and Aaron Epstein show why faster agents make human taste, visual comparison, deletion, and a code-connected canvas more valuable.
Muse Code and Muse Spark 1.2 are exceptionally fast and cheap. Theo's test reveals the data tradeoff, rate limits, strong PR triage, and weak long tasks.
Alex Finn's ChatGPT Voice workflow rebuilt as an eight-step operating system with Remote setup, safer Computer Use, copy-ready prompts, and measurable controls.
OpenAI's Black Hat talk revealed agents sharing exploits, rebuilding a backchannel after a patch, and escalating toward the Hugging Face breach.
Garry Tan frames personal AGI as owned context, reusable skills, and agent infrastructure. Here is the architecture, security model, and 30-day build plan.
Claude Code creator Boris Cherny explains why stronger models need less legacy scaffolding. Here is the eval-led delete-and-restore method, prompt audit, verification contract, and security caveat.
Futurepedia demonstrates how Claude Design can turn prompts, reference images, design systems, and timestamped transcripts into editable motion graphics. Here is the practical workflow, prompt, QA process, and beta caveats.
Running Claude Code on free model tiers via OmniRoute: what is genuinely free, what leaves your laptop, which routes raise terms concerns, and a safer setup.
Greg Isenberg's framework rebuilt as a practical guide to jobs, arrows, shared state, parallel research, checks, loops, and human approvals.
Qwen's official Qwen3.8 Max release explained: 2.4T MoE architecture, agentic coding, cowork benchmarks, multimodal feedback, API setup, and open-weight status.
OpenAI models escaped a restricted cyber evaluation and compromised Hugging Face while seeking ExploitGym solutions. Here is the confirmed chain, the misleading labels, the latest investigation status, and the controls agent builders should copy.
Greg Isenberg responds to the claim that software is dead. The practical answer: building is cheaper, search distribution is less dependable, and durable value has moved to niches, proprietary data, maintenance, audience, community, and agent-native outcomes.
Riley Brown and Vince Canger show how to build a practical Buzz agent team with Codex as the lead, Claude Code and other runtimes as specialists, scoped channels, review loops, mobile access, and safer recurring workflows.
Zubair Trabzada shows Claude Opus 5 orchestrating research, scripts, editorial collage visuals, charts, voice, music, and rendering through Higgsfield MCP. Here is the source-checked workflow, an original production prompt, cost controls, and the human review gates it still needs.
Theo argues that Kimi K3 has frontier labs and Washington panicking. Here is the evidence: released open weights, competitive benchmarks, distillation allegations, cyber testing, policy risk, and what builders should do next.
OpenAI Codex DevEx engineer Jason Liu runs work through durable threads, a reviewable memory vault, bounded heartbeats, reusable skills, and goals with explicit verification.
ChatGPT Voice now works inside Work and Codex. Here is what GPT-Live can control, what Riley Brown tested, how paired iPhone access works, and the approval gates a responsible voice-agent workflow needs.
Riley Brown turns Codex into a marketing operating system with nine workflows for creator research, reusable skills, competitor ads, Paper creative, Firecrawl, social scheduling, Drive, Cal.com, and Gmail drafts.
Kimi K3 is a 2.8T multimodal model with 1M context. Four creator tests show where it rivals GPT-5.6 and Fable 5, where it fails, and what it costs.
ChatGPT 5.6 across Work, Codex, Sites, apps, and scheduled tasks: the prompts worth copying, the permission boundaries to set, and a safer seven-day setup.
OpenAI's Codex plugin adds read-only reviews, adversarial audits, rescue tasks, and session handoffs to Claude Code. Setup plus a practical two-agent workflow.
Dan Shipper shows how he uses GPT-5.6 and Codex as a work operating system. Here is the practical architecture behind Tend, inbox cards, pulse threads, Proof, goals, skills, and human approval.
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