On Friday I spoke at @AfroTech in Houston, where Black founders, creators, and technologists share what they’re building. I designed my session for the person making the content and running the business behind it. We walked through how to use ChatGPT to: – Find partners who fit your audience and draft a pitch – Look at what people save, share, and ask about to decide what to make next – Help you manage your community Qs and replies – Use audience feedback to figure out where a video needs a clearer edit We also gave a dot a Friday job: “What questions kept coming up in my community this week? Show me the original comments.” I like seeing people’s exact words. That’s how I decide whether a question needs a quick reply or a whole new video walkthrough. My own dot was my right hand while I put the talk together. It helped me outline the session, and I used Codex to build the deck and a site with every prompt I shared onstage ;) Thanks for having me, @AfroTech!

heading to Tokyo for the first time, so my dot and i are building out my first Tokyo trip in Spaces we got maps for each activity, with food (duh!) + coffee stops nearby. planning to work early mornings + evenings so i can spend my days exploring Tokyo and meeting devs while i'm in Asia

this is Felix, the detective in a mini mystery game i built for nights when i host dinner. and yes: he lives on an M5StickS3 from @M5Stack. i can ask him Qs about the case, pitch my lil theory, and get clues printed on an actual receipt 🧵 I built it with Codex, ImageGen, Decisions API & GPT-Transcribe:

I’ve been using ChatGPT Voice with Codex, and it’s changing how I get work done. Codex already lets me hand work to agents, but Voice means I don’t have to be sitting at my laptop to keep directing them. I can be out on a run, walking somewhere, or literally driving and still check in hands-free: – Walk me through the PRD, Slack channels, Notion docs, and GitHub PRs – Let's make a launch plan – What finished? – Pause that and prioritize this – What got stuck? – What needs my decision? – Show me the tradeoff between two options (or more!) – Let’s try the concise version That is much more interesting to me than Voice as dictation. I’m not just speaking a prompt I could have typed. I’m staying in an ongoing conversation with work that is already moving. The agents can do the slow, tool-heavy parts while I keep supplying judgment: clarifying the goal, answering questions, catching a bad direction, and deciding what should happen next. It makes Codex feel less like a tool I need to sit down and operate and more like a team I can stay in conversation with as I move through my day. Voice doesn’t do the work for me, but it keeps me in the loop while the agents do. And yes, I’m literally talking this post through with Voice while one of those agents helps me write it 😉