Matt Wolfe shows five ChatGPT prompts that control external software: GPT-6 creates a 3D diorama in Blender, GPT Image 2.5 edits photos, the cloud browser pulls subscription details, a voice planner researches trips aloud, and an Agents API coach tracks guitar practice across sessions.
Here are 5 new ways to use the new version of ChatGPT's new features. I'm going to be trying these inside the Codex app, so make sure you save these prompts. Number 1, open Blender and build a miniature version of my workspace with this photo. Add lighting and then render it. GPT-6 now has an upgraded version of computer use, so it can operate software like Blender to turn my desk into like a digital diorama. Number 2, show this room with a cozy reading corner. Keep everything outside of that corner unchanged. GPT Image 2.5 has much more precise You can change specific details while completely preserving the rest. Number 3, check the AI subscription plans I have and are logged into. Tell me the next renewal dates for each one. Make a dashboard showing everything I'm paying for. ChatGPT Works cloud browser lets you sign into websites in a persistent online workspace so it can work with your accounts without needing to take over your personal browser. Build a voice-powered travel planner using GPT Live 1 that keeps talking while it's researching and shows its sources. The new GPT-5.1 API lets your app keep a conversation going while an agent keeps working in the background. Number 5, build a guitar practice coach using the Agents API that remembers my progress between sessions and picks up where I stopped. The new Agents API supports persistent sessions, so your coach could keep track of where you struggled and help you pick up where you left off next time. Which one are you gonna try first?
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