Here are 5 new ways to use @chatgpt 5 new features 👇
1. Use GPT-6’s upgraded computer use to turn you workspace into a digital diorama in Blender.
2. Use GPT Image 2.5 to redesign one corner of a room while preserving the rest.
3. Use ChatGPT Work’s cloud browser to check your AI subscriptions across websites you’re signed into and build a dashboard of costs and renewal dates.
4. Use GPT-Live 1 to build a travel planner you can talk to while it researches.
5. Use The Agents API to build a guitar-practice coach that remembers your progress between sessions.
Which one would you try first?
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11 days agocyphrexio
The cloud browser checking subscriptions across sites you are already signed into is the one that would make me pause. Once an agent is acting inside your logged in accounts you want a record of what it opened and changed, which is why Cyphrex keeps an independent blockchain log of every action outside the platform.
23 days agotadka.and.tales_
The digital diorama idea is such a creative use of computer use—turning a room into a navigable Blender scene feels genuinely futuristic. The subscription dashboard workflow is a practical bonus too.
23 days agocarlosgrandecgi
What’s the point and how much did that cost? You could’ve modeled that yourself an infinite number of ways. It’ll get better. Good show.
23 days agoscreen_pipe
For the subscription dashboard, keep the billing-page URL and last-checked date beside each cost. On the next run, show the old and new price or renewal date before updating the row. If a page cannot be checked, keep the last verified value visibly marked as stale.
23 days agokadisgfx
The problem with the built-in browser is that most websites and services block it because they can clearly tell it’s a bot. I’m noticing this happening more and more, and it’s also very slow. I think they should make a Chrome plugin, like Claude’s browser agent, that can control the tab you’re already using and do the work there.
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