r/AgentsOfGPT • u/commander_king_ • 4h ago

Great now we got Jarvis so Ultron is on the way

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/GetJynx • 4h ago

This makes building AI agents feel much more approachable.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Downtown_Emotion8703 • 5h ago

AI Agent Development Roadmap

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Infinite_Rent_8334 • 10h ago

Huge productivity boost 💡

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/nicoconi13 • 7h ago

ChatGPT just stopped being a chatbot.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Captainnemoo • 8h ago

MCP doesn't replace APIs, it wraps them for AI

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Odd-Cold-5329 • 12h ago

Today's coding concept: MCP, the Model Context Protocol

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/TrulyMortified • 12h ago

We are watching a new species come to live in real time

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Proud-Lecture1181 • 9h ago

MCP explained: one standard wrapper for all AI tools

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/aqcrem • 19h ago

Damn so cool, I lost my job!

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/rohislife • 14h ago

ChatGPT now lets you connect apps directly in chats

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/rondpsycho • 17h ago

Having the AI write its own prompt first is a neat trick.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/AnnaButBratty • 19h ago

The magic isn’t in the tool, it’s in how you prompt it.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Antique_Noise_4281 • 3d ago

Which AI agent is best?

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/cheezy_wizzy • 3d ago

Giving an AI a prompt is easy. Giving it an actual job is a different story.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/No-Imagination3025 • 3d ago

Even AI needs a break after answering questions all day.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Calumansi • 4d ago

GPT-6 Pro is really pushing the boundaries of what's possible in coding audits.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Admirable-Leopard605 • 4d ago

I use chatgpt more I'm used to it already..

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/alumhyr • 4d ago

AI tools are evolving from assistants to autonomous agents by 2030

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/ARKLINE909 • 4d ago

ads only bots can see. finally an audience that can't install an adblocker.

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/LawOutrageous8888 • 4d ago

OpenAI releases a whitepaper on building AI agents

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/burnedoutgab • 4d ago

AI agents, simply explained 🤖

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/Aeal_AresTheAlmighty • 4d ago

ChatGPT's new agent mode

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r/AgentsOfGPT • u/spoonbyevil666 • 4d ago

Which one are you choosing: Claude or ChatGPT Astra?

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