Computer

Everything is Computer.

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Computer built a futures research lab that keeps working after the task ends.

In historical backtests it developed 604 strategies with win rates of at least 60% and positive returns after costs. An automation checks for new gold, Nasdaq-100, and S&P 500 data every 30 minutes.

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Computer can now hold follow-up messages until the current turn ends.

Turn on Queue follow-ups in settings. A held message can be edited, deleted, or steered into the running turn.

Here, it researches offsite venues while requests for a budget and marketing materials wait.

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Computer built a benchmark for the mathematical card trick Scott Wu performed on Cheeky Pint, where he makes a target four-digit number from nine cards using only +, -, ×, ÷.

Computer ran 17 AI models on 10,000 problems from 1,000 random deals, giving every model the same prompt on low-reasoning effort with one attempt and no code or calculator tools, and verified all 122,032 answers itself.

Claude Opus 5.5 won at 98.7% correct, with a median of 7 seconds per answer.

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The HyperFrames skill by @HeyGen, now in Computer's skills marketplace, turns a description of a video into a finished MP4.

Each scene is HTML, so a copy change is one more request.

Tasks that use /hyperframes are free through October 31, up to 5,000 credits per user.

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Computer expanded SF 2049 and added multiplayer.

Race other players in a multiplayer lobby, choose from 10 cars, explore an expanded city with a minimap, and experience improved physics like collisions and handbrake-controlled powerslides.

Free to play for everyone: https://t.co/Lq5PrFLmGz

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The interactive version: https://t.co/eK1fWUJWm2

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Computer mapped all 92 places Johnny Cash names in "I've Been Everywhere," pinning each one as he sings it.

Sound on.

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The Impeccable skill by @pbakaus, now in Computer's skills marketplace, reviews an interface and fixes what a designer would flag.

It checks layout, type, contrast and accessibility.

Tasks that use /impeccable are free through October 31, up to 5,000 credits per user.

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Enterprise admins can now set Computer's maximum effort and default effort for any role in the organization.

Available now in the Organization Settings menu for all enterprise admin users.

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The Taste Skill by @LexnLin, now in Computer's skills marketplace, sets an art direction before Computer builds a website.

Layout and type draw on 247 sites from Awwwards and One Page Love.

Tasks that use /taste-skill are free through October 31, up to 5,000 credits per user.

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Computer’s new PHP2Shell skill checks your PHP sites and GitHub deployment configs for exposure, then prioritizes fixes.

Tasks that use /php2shell-exposure-check are free through October 31, up to 5,000 credits per user.

Live now in the skills marketplace for all Computer users.

[Computer @AskPerplexity]

The Graphify skill by @graphify is now in Computer's skills marketplace, available to all Computer users.

Turn a codebase into an interactive map of its files, functions, and dependencies.

Tasks that use /graphify are free through October 31, up to 5,000 credits per user.

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Computer wrote and produced a five-minute film on how a chip gets made, drawing on 13 technical references from ASML, Intel, TSMC, Cadence, SkyWater, and IEEE Spectrum.

Skip to 3:59 for why "3 nanometers" doesn't mean what it sounds like.

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Computer built Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, as a live isometric SVG with its own renderer and a 7-step operating sequence from cold boiler to 60 mph.

The live model has 1,324 parts and 15,312 convex faces, built from @UnionPacific's published figures.

Try it: https://t.co/yPgcwe3w3e

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Computer built an interactive Lord of the Rings map that tracks the journeys of the main characters across Middle-earth, chapter by chapter.

It built the map from scratch by placing 179 locations, 41 rivers, and 23 roads, baked the ranges into a heightfield, inked the relief in a GLSL shader, and plotted 537 journey legs.

Try it: https://t.co/W5fMEnNQ2R

[Computer @AskPerplexity]

Computer side chats now support file uploads, making it easier to ask a side question without interrupting the main task.

Available now for all Computer users - type "/ask" to start a side chat.

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Computer made a cyberpunk-inspired free-roam game that lets you explore 2049 San Francisco in a Tesla Roadster, driving or flying around real city streets.

Computer created the game’s 3D assets in Blender on rented cloud GPU compute, with a street layout based on OpenStreetMap data.

Financial District, Chinatown, North Beach, Telegraph Hill, Nob Hill, Russian Hill, Union Square, Fisherman’s Wharf, Tenderloin, Embarcadero, SoMa, Rincon Hill, and South Beach are currently playable, with more districts coming soon.

Free to play for everyone: https://t.co/Lq5PrFLmGz

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Computer turned product screenshots into Trace's launch video by building a React app scripted with six queries and 23 clicks. Because the motion is code, Computer can inspect every interaction frame by frame.

For Type Has Weight, Computer animated Fraunces letterforms in Canvas with spring physics and six-sample motion blur. Each letter shifts weight as it compresses and rebounds, bending the floor beneath it.

[Computer @AskPerplexity]

5) Audacity: Trim and mix audio tracks, adjust volume, add fades, and export a WAV.

Try it: https://t.co/n06Dy4PA9g

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REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) by @morluto is now a skill in Computer.

Ask Computer to reverse-engineer an app and it inspects how the app works without its source code, then builds a working version.

Tasks that use /reverse-engineer are free through October 31, up to 10,000 credits per user.

Here are 5 apps Computer made with it, available to try for a limited time:

1) Figma: Design with layers and auto-layout, plus sign-in, cross-device sync, and multiplayer editing. Try it: https://t.co/FGGTblkCWY

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4) Harvey: Search contracts, compare versions, and flag clauses against your rules, with source citations.

Try it: https://t.co/KSW7mCb6A7