Leon Lin's earshot lets a coding agent hear, judge, and replace sound effects. Opus 5.5 could already build a launch video in code. The audio was the sloppy part.
Becky Isjwara built a Codex app: an Osmo Pocket photographs paperback highlights, OCR reads them, and computer use marks the same lines in the Kindle copy. Readwise keeps the sync.
Andon Labs had GPT-6 Astra navigate a drone through their office, find a specific person, and follow them. They say it is the first model to beat a human on every Drone-Bench task, at least once.
Apocriton gave GPT-6 Astra one order: decide everything and beat RimWorld. It searched, used the computer, kept notes, survived the raids, and evacuated the colony — chinchilla included.
Wuyang Zhou asked GPT-6 Astra to mine a diamond in Minecraft through computer use, then went to sleep. The diamond was in the inventory in the morning.
Matt Shumer asked GPT-6 Astra to build an Unreal Engine world and fill it with humans, each one an Astra agent that has to cooperate to survive. A day later he heard them talking in the next room.
HeyXiaoDuo's skill sends Codex's planning and code review to web Sol, because the Plus quota never runs out and Codex does. The video is Codex opening ChatGPT and working alone.
Nomads & Vagabonds set an agent on a noir mystery in Unity and Blender, working from a plan.md since Sunday. GPT Sol runs largely on its own. The voice in your head is meant to be an agent too.
Anshu has no ML background. He used GPT-5.6 Sol to train an autocorrect that he says beats GPT-5.6 Sol itself, and he spent nothing. The push was stubbornness, not a lab.
