Operator by OpenAI — All Guides
Operator by OpenAI is an AI agent that can use a browser to complete web tasks for you. It is built for people who want help with repetitive online work and now lives inside ChatGPT agent mode.
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AI agents that never reset: inside Princeton's continual harness breakthrough
Princeton researchers have built an AI system that learns, rewrites its own tools, and keeps improving without ever resetting—starting with Pokémon and pointing…
How I turned one AI chat into a self-running workflow with Creo
Most AI chats help you once, then disappear. Creo flips that idea by turning a single conversation into a reusable mini agent that runs your workflows on a sche…
How to build a live crypto arbitrage bot with Claude AI
Learn how an AI-powered trading bot can scan multiple exchanges for crypto arbitrage opportunities, how to deploy it as a smart contract, and what kind of real …
Grok 4.3: inside Elon Musk’s most powerful xAI model yet
Grok 4.3 is xAI’s newest flagship model, bringing video understanding, instant document generation, real-time web data, and stronger reasoning to a small group …
What AI agent skills are and how they actually work
AI agents are great at reasoning, but terrible at following your 47‑step workflow. That’s where AI agent skills come in. This guide explains what skills are, ho…
How an AI second brain with tools can quietly run your business
Discover how to turn an AI second brain into a true AI employee by connecting it to tools like Gmail, Google Drive, GitHub, Canva, and Zapier. This guide walks …
What is AI dropshipping? A practical 2026 guide to automated e‑commerce
AI dropshipping takes the classic no-inventory e‑commerce model and supercharges it with automation. This guide explains how it works, where humans still matter…
Hermes Agent v0.15 brings agent swarms, tool search, and faster autonomous workflows
Hermes Agent v0.15, also called the Velocity update, introduces tool search, agent swarms, a refactored core, new MCP catalog, and support for new models and im…
How to unlock more VRAM on your Mac for local AI models
Running large language models on a base Apple silicon Mac can feel impossible with limited RAM. This guide explains how macOS handles unified memory, what LM St…
6 Chinese AI models compared: DeepSeek vs Kimi vs Qwen vs GLM vs MiniMax vs MiMo
Six of China’s most advanced large language models were put through three tough, real-world tests: building a production-grade app, reasoning under pressure, an…