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people of @pidotdev I have made your new favorite extension: lgtm
it allows pi to opens a super performant web view to annotate and review a git diff (or markdown plan).
pi will wait for you and will receive all your comments in JSON when you are done.
github.com/rendotdev/lgtm
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Evidently Figma does not understand the point of open protocols. xitter.cf/GayaniFigma/status/210…
Replying to @dsp_
Hey David, Gayani here from Figma. You're right that our remote MCP server only accepts clients on our supported list, and Pi isn't on it yet. You can see the current list in our MCP catalog at figma.com/mcp-catalog. If you'd like Pi considered for a future addition, please fill out this form: forms.gle/qSvUawwznWyoj8Go7.
so hyped for this
A pretty big change is that Pi now has MCP at the core. How is this even possible? What made us change our way? earendil.com/posts/you-said-…
this article is great
wrote down some of the design thinking behind Grok Bot.
persistent roles, clear state, scoped context, coordinated teams — an interface designed to move you from operating AI to delegating work.
x.ai/news/designing-grok-bot
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This is how I work now. Actually it's how almost everyone at @every works. Every workstream has an ongoing thread in Codex. I never make one off chats and I never worry about compaction.
There's SO MANY THINGS OpenAI can do to make this better. A few ideas:
1. Folders. Let me group chats together
2. Emoji selector. It's a design bummer but it's visually so much more appealing and easier to find pinned threads
3. Remove the chat bubble icon ya'll just launched. Nothing in the UI should be repetitive like that IMO.
4. Enable me to fork convos much more easily. Those should be worktrees that live inside of each chat like a folder would work.
5. SHARED CHATS with easily forked convos that all have the same context. Killer feature and makes Codex multiplayer.
6. Make HQ a feature. It's my ongoing to-do list but it's just not built for chat. I need a kanban board or something that i can kickoff codex sessions from.
The cool thing about instinct is that you can have multiple threads still because it can reply to you and add emoji even though it’s one big conversation thread.
Give me that in the gpt app with « bot like » profiles and it would be so powerful.
What would be amazing is if we had more control over those cloud computers. The fact that the @NotionHQ mcp doesn’t support uploading images of PDFs but the cli does means we could install the notion cli in the cloud codex and always have it available from my phone for example
i feel like "reminders" in chatgpt should not be "Schedules" but almost like their own thing. Like a way for an agent to send a ping tied to the chat message that created it or something
Agents are the best interface for writing todos, todo apps are the best interface for marking them as done.
@ticktickteam your MCP and GPT plugin is incredible
Ren retweeted
people of @pidotdev I have made your new favorite extension: lgtm
it allows pi to opens a super performant web view to annotate and review a git diff (or markdown plan).
pi will wait for you and will receive all your comments in JSON when you are done.
github.com/rendotdev/lgtm
Do you think you'll be adding this to tldraw @steveruizok ?
Replying to @OpenAIDevs
We’re adding support for WebMCP in the ChatGPT desktop app’s built-in browser and ChatGPT Sites.
When you visit a compatible website, ChatGPT or Codex can automatically use it to complete your task.
Update to the latest version of the ChatGPT desktop app, then just ask Codex to create a WebMCP-enabled app and deploy it to Sites.
Next, bot mode please
Replying to @ChatGPT
Basically: if it’s something you’d normally have to open a browser and click through yourself, try asking ChatGPT Work to do it.
Logging into websites is rolling out today on web and mobile for Plus, Pro, and Business users.
Now we’re talking
ChatGPT Work can now use its computer and browser to sign in to websites on web and mobile, without ChatGPT ever seeing your username or password.
That means you can ask it to:
• Set up utilities for a new apartment
• Book a DMV or passport appointment
• Check reimbursement costs through your insurance
• Find and book an in-network doctor around your availability
• Check when your car registration expires and prepare the renewal paperwork
• Compare your rental insurance policy with an issue you’re emailing your landlord about
• Find and save apartment listings that match your criteria
• Restock something just by uploading a photo
• Schedule a package pickup for a return
• Cancel tickets for a rescheduled trip
• Book a vet appointment
• Submit reimbursement paperwork for medical treatments
• Check resale sites for new drops and save things you might like
• Find candidates with specific experience and draft outreach
• Take invoices from your email and submit them to your accounting software
• Draft replies to rental property inquiries
• Fill out permit applications for your small business
• Add action items to a vendor portal based on a recent client call
• Analyze the latest ad campaign for your small business


















