OpenAI just introduced GPT-6.1 Terra!

Went to OpenAI DevDay Exchange in Berlin today, and there was a lot more than just new models. A few things OpenAI introduced or highlighted that might interest heavy ChatGPT users and developers: Dots: Always-on personal AI agents that remember context, work in the background, and follow up on ongoing tasks. Available on eligible plans, but individual Pro users in Europe don’t have access yet. Codex: Cloud-based security checks, agents that can handle longer coding tasks, and a more integrated ChatGPT desktop experience. Custom plugins: You can build your own plugin and connect it to ChatGPT. For example, a language-learning app that generates exercises, tracks your mistakes, and lets you practise directly inside ChatGPT. Plugins in Sites: Bring supported ChatGPT plugins into websites bui

⭐️ OpenAI just introduced GPT-6.1 Terra! It’s faster, cheaper and better at understanding images and using computer apps to get work done. A big step forward for AI automation! 🔗 https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-6-1-terra/ #AI #OpenAI #GPT

I just discovered that Claude Code instances running in completely different directories on my machine automatically discover each other and coordinate. I'm not sure when this was introduced, but it was quite surprising to me. I'm going to have to think through the implications. The full story: I run several simultaneous CC sessions across different work and personal projects. My machine is often saturated, and as I was watching a session work, it suddenly said it was negotiating with another operator for CPU. What? Who now? At first I thought they found the PIDs of other instances, but after some conversation Claude told me it actually has a built-in tool to list and message the others. They refer to themselves based on the working directory where I started CC, adding a numbered suffix if