🔥 CHATGPT 5.6 Live (Better than Fable 5?)

ChatGPT Work is actually better than I expected so far. I just told it to scrape X for me. I'm filming a YouTube video which you guys will see. But look at this, it actually brought up a little preview of X right there and it's actually doing the scraping right inside of Codex. This normally is very limited because X blocks anyone coming in and just scraping data. But this is actually doing it exactly like it. Used Chrome integration, loaded a tool. I found the correct account and excluded the old pinned post. I'm now checking the individual post pages so the summaries don't rely on truncated timeline previews, especially his long AI agent and tooling posts. Planning dev, article and plugin inspection. 2026, excluding the old pinned post, replies, and reposts from other people. 1. X GPT-5.6 Sol + Codex masterclass Demonstrates an AI-operated work system: automatic inbox summaries and replies, unified Slack/email, agents with their own email addresses, repeatable skills learned from observation, and unified autonomous tasks. His advice is to start by automating one boring task. 2. X Live audience experiment Invites followers to a livestream where he reviews their strongest opinions about AI and startups, and experiments in making his content more interactive and community-driven. 3. X "Working in the AI era" A humorous schedule showing an entire workday spent managing agents: checking overnight work, collecting feedback, approving tool calls, reviewing versions, testing assumptions, collecting feedback, and queueing next run. The point: AI work increasingly resembles directing a team rather than doing every task. The next point: AI work increasingly resembles directing a team rather than doing every task. 4. X Voice agents are finally good Reacts to OpenAI's GPT-Live announcement by declaring 2026 the year voice agents crossed the usability threshold. He sees natural voice interaction becoming commercially practical. 5. X Stop trying to be cool Argues that trying to fit in is a major waste of life. The real freedom comes from pursuing what you value, whatever the idea is. 6. X Three Cloud Code plugins A short video recommending three token-saving plugins - Caveman, Morph, and Codexburn - for more efficient coding-agent workflows. 7. X Keep building your dream Uses Claude's temporary extension of Fable 5 access as a motivational prompt: take advantage of power AI tools while they're available and continue building ambitious projects. 8. X Open podcast casting call Some podcast guests who can teach one practical AI tool, skill, or business-building framework, that's not yet widely known; practical expertise and preparation do. 9. X The computer computer for agents Reframes computing for the new era: models are CPUs, harnesses are operating systems, context windows are RAM, skills are apps, tools are bugs, evaluations are QA, permissions are threads, trust is the bottom line. His message is that software is becoming agent-based. 10. X Build startups for agents Calls agent infrastructure the biggest startup opportunity of the next decade. He foresees opportunities in payments, memory, sensors, identity, reputation, execution, observability, discovery, marketplaces for digital and physical agent labor, and machine subscriptions, liability insurance, and marketplaces for digital and physical agent labor. I'll read the attached build brief first, then inspect the existing SteppyAlarm workspace and compare it against the actual project state. Ran commands The brief calls for a full greenfield Swift UI app, and this workspace appears empty. I'll build the app with a working in-app Step Lock flow, persistence, motion tracking, App Intents, and surface it now and exact signature detection. The app will be a SteppyAlarm app. Ran commands, searched the web Apple's API confirms the key platform constraints: Steppy must request par-app alarm authorization, requires weekly schedule for repeat days, and an App Intent on the alarm action to bring the app with a persisted mission baseline and a rate sanity check. The app will be a SteppyAlarm app. Edited files, searched the web The core is now scaffolded: alarms and settings persist locally, AlarmKit schedules/cancels the alarm steps cannot lock. I'm moving through the five requested screens now, including the long action and a debug-only simulator step control. Planning app icon generation script Ran commands I'm also using the image-generation skill for one supporting asset: finished board and branding. It won't affect gameplay or introduce a new feature when the app link is shared. Defining speech recognition types and handlers VOICE GAMBIT SPEAK. PREVIEW. VERIFY. Step 1/3 - 2 files changed Ask for follow-up changes Full access It's good. I'm going to have a full YouTube video on ChatGPT 5.6 Soul. I'm filming it right now. You guys can check back probably in an hour or two, but definitely go try it yourself. My whole idea is can it compete with Fable 5? That is the big question. So I'm already built an iOS app. I've already built a landing page, two websites, and now I'm doing a lot of the kind of agentic work stuff where it could actually just do tasks for you, like OpenClerk, Hermes, or your AI super agent. It's good.