Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
the chatgpt plugins team is coming to MCPcon in san jose this week! ✋
we'll be giving a few talks and you'll see many of us roam around the conference. come hang out, talk MCP, chatgpt plugins, submissions (🙈), and show us what you’re building.
we’re also hosting a happy hour on oct 22, 8–10pm. even if you're not going to the conf, come hang out with us:
luma.com/oai-hh-mcpcon
Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
Starting today, you can connect multiple accounts with most plugins in ChatGPT! 🎉
Bring context from your work and personal accounts into the same conversation. Connect your accounts in the plugin directory: chatgpt.com/plugins
Devs: this works automatically, with no changes needed.
But, to make the experience for users of your plugin even better, add a profile tool to your MCP server so ChatGPT can label the accounts: developers.openai.com/plugin…
ALT Notion plugin in ChatGPT that shows “[email protected]” and “[email protected]” being connected accounts
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GitHub plugin syncing is now available for ChatGPT workspaces, including Business and Enterprise.
Admins can import a Codex or Claude marketplace from a public or private repo and share its plugins with their team.
The workspace picks up changes daily, or sooner with Sync now, so there’s no need to upload a ZIP for every update.
Existing installation and app-access controls still apply.
If you use a personal account, you can already add plugin repos in the desktop app.
Workspace admins can get started under Workspace settings → Plugins → Add → Import marketplace.
Wanna work on cool stuff with Max and I?
AGI is nothing without its plugins
AGI is happening. The models are getting smarter and smarter. We're seeing early signs of recursive self-improvement. Whatever your definition of AGI, it either has happened already or will happen shortly.
But, to be maximally useful for people models need to be able to interact with the world. They need to be able to speak to the systems and data that people already use every day.
OpenAI can’t build every connection to every system in the world. The people who know those systems best need to build them.
That's why I'm at OpenAI working on plugins.
Come join me? openai.com/careers/software-…
Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
The boat that crossed you on starboard? Invisible in your replay.
This season: free for your whole fleet to upload and replay together.
chartedsails.com/clubs
Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
Every race, every leg, every boat: a map, stats table, VMG violin by tack, time-synced SOG/VMG/TWA charts. What used to take an hour of scrolling now takes one click.
Good engineering strives for simplicity. We remove building blocks until the system is as simple as can be. When we reach this stage, we call it elegant. It’s hard to design but easier to debug and maintain. And yet, the products we love are full of hidden complexity.
Now I rationalize this differently. These are good design choices because in product engineering, the only trade-off that beats simple engineering is one that simplifies the experience for the user. Even when it comes at great cost.
cc @davidsven 😘
Cover video captured with my Meta Glasses and downloaded over WiFi Direct at the Yacht Club — Thank you Team!
Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
I've been filming my sails with Meta Ray-Bans, and it's become a gadget I didn't expect to love this much. Every frame is timestamped. Every frame becomes a data point.
Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
A Waszp fleet in Hawaii. An A-Cat fleet in Florida with 6 members tracking every session. A Laser group in the Canary Islands averaging 2.7-hour sessions.
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Click any moment in the replay. If there's a video, it plays — synced to your speed, heel angle, and position on the course.
Thomas Sarlandie retweeted
We put iPhones on foiling boats and streamed live data to the coach's iPad. Position, speed, heading, heel, pitch — all in real time.
Back on the AppStore!
ChartedSails is now on your phone.
Track with iPhone GPS or import from Garmin/Vakaros/Velocitek. Replay on the beach.
Free recording and replay: chartedsails.com/app
