Advanced agents mean you no longer have to worry about making your app super intuitive to use You can just train your LLM to show the user how to do things But of course you need to have built the product in a way that the LLM can take actions on behalf of the user

Sorry Beeple, you've been automated I created a workflow that digests today’s news and spits out a brand-new “Everydays” style piece Walkthrough in the next tweet

Chat interfaces with LLMs are outdated. The best thinkers use decision trees to structure thoughts. The same tree model unlocks more productivity and deeper insights with chatGPT. 🤖

Introducing NoodleFlow What if your LLM chats were fully composable blocks you could snap together? Arbitrarily tweak the LLM context, automate repeated workflows and share the whole canvas in one link. NoodleFlow turns LLM conversations into a visual, composable workflow.

Even if AI coding agents like Claude Code can’t one shot a lot of problems, they sure do help with the blank page problem. Way easier to fix its code rather than start from scratch

Imagine waking up and seeing your face on a CIA wanted list. What would the sketch look like? Mine would like like this based on the information available for me on the web. Remix this workflow to see what would yours look like

I built something for the way we actually use ChatGPT. It's called NoodleFlow - a visual canvas for ChatGPT workflows. ChatGPT is great for quick chats. But the moment you want to go deeper, things fall apart. You're stuck in one long thread. No way to branch. No way to backtrack. And if you want to repeat a process? You're retyping prompts manually - again and again. --- NoodleFlow changes that. You can branch conversations into parallel streams. Organize ideas visually. Create reusable workflows. And share them so others can remix and re-run them. It's like having a second brain - but structured. See it in action in the video.

Pretty cool way I found to use o3 as my product advisor I initially provide all context about my app. This happens once When I want to implement a new feature and not sure of what the right UI or copy to use, I just create a new branch and ask o3 I can adjust context at any time, I can collapse previous conversations, and if something is no longer relevant I just delete that context Over time it becomes this nice tree of my historic questions and the knowledge of o3 about my product keeps growing