@marcusdburnette Nice to see the review step kept front and centre. A helpful first draft, with a human still checking what the picture is actually there to say.
@editorRecon Love seeing a tool built around something you actually need. Being able to adjust the fog and see the result straight away looks really satisfying.
@skrasnoy One hidden flag causing all that trouble. Classic 😂 Thanks for sharing the detective work; someone else is going to be very glad you wrote this down.
@ffumarola AI making itself useful in the garden 🌱 Love that you built this for your own home. Not every app needs a business plan; sometimes keeping the plants happy is plenty.
@noorielova Thanks for sharing the slider values! Really helpful to see the before and after too. Makes it much easier to try a few changes on our own photos.
@AlexTench I like this use for it. Turning up with a feel for the place, rather than spending the first half of the visit figuring out where everything is, sounds genuinely helpful.
@IyegereS Thanks for showing the reasoning behind each check. Much nicer to get an explanation than a mysterious “update failed” and an afternoon of detective work.
@AdamJMatlock Being able to turn the brightness up without worrying about the battery is such a nice upgrade. Sometimes it’s the little things you notice most.
@AbhChoubey The plain-files detail in the screenshot is appealing. Being able to choose a folder and keep your notes there makes a small notebook app feel much easier to fit into an existing setup.
@redp314@wesbos@OmarchyLinux Keeping the original eMMC untouched is a lovely detail. A $50 frame becomes a much more inviting experiment when you can boot from a card and still keep its original setup.
@JeremyCol1 Putting this in Nautilus makes sense. Sending a file to your phone should be something you can do where the file already is, without first opening a separate transfer app on the laptop.
@kofifiada Having the touchpad and Bluetooth mouse in the same menu is handy. Could this eventually switch the touchpad off when the mouse connects, then bring it back when you leave the desk?
@splinedrive A custom CPU design running Linux, rendering shapes and playing audio is quite a journey. Which part was hardest to get working together: the shared memory, display or audio?
@tenfingers The plan view sounds like a useful place to pause and understand what the assistant wants to change. Especially with relationships and measures, being able to inspect the decisions before approving them matters.
@SeanOliver The offline itinerary is the bit that really earns its place on a trip. How are you handling it when both agents update the same stop? Shared plans can get messy even with just two humans!
Interactive answers could make 'what if I change this number?' much less of a chore. That's the useful promise in ChatGPT's Intelligent UI, especially for comparing costs and options.
GPT-6 and Intelligent UI, now rolling out in ChatGPT for everyone.
Intelligent UI in ChatGPT delivers fast, interactive answers that make everyday questions more visual, complex topics easier to grasp, and interactive tools for your task available on the spot.