okay, so most people don't know this yet but ChatGPT Work in the web has its own virtual machine with real resources (15gb ram & 9+ cores)
I immediately wondered if I can somehow get direct access to the VM to access it without an LLM.
After the beast gpt-5.6-sol at it for a few minutes, it found a way to let me SSH into the VM directly (almost).
Although it obviously wasn't as straight forward haha
It found a way by deploying a @Cloudflare worker that acts as a relay between a local running process in its VM that opens a real local background terminal session and letting me connect to the cloudflare worker from my macbook via a custom local SSH client proxy that sends the commands through the CF worker.
This way I can now freely use the VM via my terminal as well as VS Code, Cursor and Zed as a remote machine with direct access to the files.
So I can co-edit with ChatGPT Work and install whatever I want :)
Brilliant times
@gdb GPT serves as my ultimate brainstorming assistant for creative work, while Codex seamlessly translates my concept designs into fully functional applications.
Was very cool to hear about the reasons people love Sol. We're doing the promotion again, except this time for ChatGPT Work:
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