Peter Yang

"I built a single AI prompt that will get either ChatGPT desktop or Claude Desktop or whatever harness you use to walk through all these steps for you."

"Overall I would say I still prefer Grokbot as number one. I still use it every day along with ChatGPT and Claude for individual work streams."

"Yeah, I really like Astra's version. I think it's very simple... There's a clear call to action to enter the email address. And down here, I really like how Astra used ChatGPT image generation to add images of people I've interviewed, to add illustrations here, and I like how simple and clean it is."

"I've been using it as my default harness for the past four or five months and overall it's incredible. The voice mode, computer use, browser use, all works really, really great."

"For the past 4 or 5 months, I've been using ChatGPT as my default. And this is largely because Claude Opus became too judgmental in its personality."

"I still use ChatGPT for everyday work."

"I use a system of AI skills that work together to automate 90% of this process. I just want to show you guys how I actually work with ChatGPT — instead of just doing a bunch of demos or trying a bunch of new tools, this is how I actually try to save time and get work done."

"GPT Astra just launched and this is by far the best model I've ever used for building games. I worked on all four games at the same time on Friday night using Astra on Medium. I think you can get quite far even on the $20 ChatGPT Plus plan."

"ChatGPT is the clear winner for me right now. And at the pace that the ChatGPT and Code Assistant is shipping, I'm not sure they're ever going to give up the lead."

"GPT is the best by default if you already pay for ChatGPT and Codex. You can get good performance and lots of usage for just $20 a month. For me, I want to pick OpenAI Codex and I want to pick GPT-5.5."

"ChatGPT and Codex is still where I do real work. ChatGPT work runs tasks in the cloud, while Codex works with files on my laptop. Over 90% of my work with AI still happens using these two tools."

"I pretty much use Codex for everything. I was like a total Claude fanboy even a few months ago. But I discovered Codex — the browser use is just incredible on Codex. Like half the stuff I use doesn't even have any APIs and I just get to click around and figure things out."

"Can Grok Bot actually replace ChatGPT and Codex, which is my current daily driver?"

"Personally, I prefer to stick to Codex. This is the key setup step that makes Codex incredibly powerful. People who are really good at using Codex, they have a ton of scheduled tasks going."

"Browser use is the primary reason why I switched away from Claude Code to using ChatGPT and Codex as my daily driver. Browser and computer use is definitely much better in ChatGPT and Codex than Claude Code."

"I mostly vibe coded this app with Codex and GPT-5.5."

"Here's an example of me talking to my advisor in Codex. I asked it, without revealing any confidential information, 'What should I focus on to grow my business?' And it came up with three things... this stuff is very relevant to what I'm actually focusing on now."

"The AI native builders that I know have all largely switched over to Codex because of the generous rate limits, the great app and GPT 5.5, which is a awesome coding model."

"I do use Codex to code. Codex when I want to try to build something real and Claude Code is when I'm just like vibing."

"What you need to do is to actually sign in to a website, and then you can actually use ChatGPT or Claude to navigate to the change password screen, and then you just step back in and replace your password with a more secure 1Password one."

"If Duet becomes more robust after it exits research preview, I can see myself using it a lot because right now Claude is my main harness and model and this has a ton of memory about how I like to work."

"Sonnet 5.5, based on my testing for a week, is going to continue that win streak. In this tutorial, I'm going to walk through how I made seven incredible videos with the new Sonnet, from memes to motion graphics, to animated illustrations, to product launch videos, and even anime music videos."

"For this game, I actually started in Claude using Fable, but that's only because I didn't have access to Astra for the first day. So you can pretty much do this in Astra and ChatGPT. The big drawback of Claude is that it doesn't have an image model, so it has to generate stuff using HTML and emojis."

"I think Claude is still really great for design and planning."

"If you can afford both subscription plans, I would think of Fable as my planner, my architect, and my designer, and GPT as my engineer and my daily driver."

"Fable is an amazing model, and if you use Claude like I do, it already has memory of all your past interactions. The number one use case for Fable that you should have to try is to just use it to get life and business advice."

"Yeah, I'm a Claude guy now. With Claude I have like very fancy prompts, like very long prompts, but with OpenClaw I just kind of text it."

"To improve the app, I'm going to switch back to Claude Code because it has browser and computer use so that I can test the app itself... You notice that it's actually going through the app itself and listening to the voice and seeing if everything works."

"I went to Claude Code. And this time I set a goal, slash goal. I wanted to make a 30 to 40-second video exactly like this style, and I linked the tweet."

"Claude Design is actually integrated into Claude Code. So, basically what I did was I opened my fitness app project and I typed /design and can you come up with three alternative designs for my fitness app."

"I used to use Claude Code a lot, and I still do sometimes, and I want to make sure that I have one canonical set of skills between Claude Code and ChatGPT Work and Codex."

"This is my Claude Code app, and you can select Fable down here. Just select Fable 5. And of course, you can select the effort that you want Fable to go with."

"You can also use Claude Code. So, I asked it, without revealing any confidential information, 'What should I focus on to grow my business?'"

"Claude Code is when I'm just like vibing. I find Claude Code and Opus, it's a little more chatty. It makes more assumptions but it can be more pleasant for an asynchronous experience."

"Spoiler alert, I think Grokbot is still my favorite agent right now. Basically, I treat each bot as an employee and the free X integration that Grokbot has is really awesome for market research. The downside right now is that Grokbot's email doesn't actually work that well."

"I use Grok bot for cloud-based work tasks that can run without my computer being on."

"Grok Bot is basically a team of agents that run on a persistent cloud computer somewhere in SpaceX AI servers. And the computer stays on 24/7, so the bots keep working even when your laptop is closed. As good as Grok Bot is, and I've been using it a lot, there is a real hesitation here."

"Grokbot is kind of the new player. And it has much cleaner UX than ChatGPT. And I also love how it gives all the Grok agents a 24/7 dedicated cloud computer where they can all live on. But I think it's a little bit less flexible."

"Hermes is the only open source agent on this list and it gives me the most control. It runs on my Mac mini, and I talk to it through Telegram. Hermes agent does not collect telemetry, usage data, or analytics. Your conversations, memory, and skills are all stored in local files."

"Hermes I run on my Mac Mini at home. It's on 24/7 and it gives it a persistent computer, but you have to go buy the machine and set everything up for yourself."

"Right now, I use Hermes daily for emails, calendar, weekly reports, and more."

"Wow. You know what? I think Muse created the most emotional video... I think Muse did the best job even though the graphics aren't as good as Opus as some of the other options. So, yeah, I think for emotional short, I'm actually going to have to give the award to Muse here."

"Muse is focused on consumers, like being able to call US businesses, book plane tickets for you, sell stuff on Facebook Marketplace. Recently, for example, I used Muse to order a birthday cake for my wife. And for Muse, in my opinion, the killer feature is being able to actually call US businesses."

"Muse from Meta is the best personal agent that I've ever used to date. It actually saved me over $800 a year in my cable and phone bills, which is just insane value for an AI tool that you can use for free. And the craziest part is that it did this by calling customer support to negotiate my bills for me."

"I do it for myself actually. I use Granola MCP and it gets the information from Granola but also from my other sources, and it sends me an email summary of what's going on. Super helpful."

"I've talked to folks on the Codex team; they have pretty much daily scheduled tasks going that look at their Slack, their emails, Granola transcripts, and more, trying to help them prioritize and figure out what they should be doing. And add tools like Slack and Granola if you use them."