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Honest question: why would I ever visit that site? It's just an insane amount of text. Not written or curated by you. Any need for me for this data would be ful
by matsemann 26d ago
Honest question: why would I ever visit that site? It's just an insane amount of text. Not written or curated by you. Any need for me for this data would be fulfilled by just asking the agent myself, and with pointed questions it could float better what I need than this vomit of data?
- mike_hearn 26d agoI visited it and read it. It's useful to know what the actual feature set is out of the box.
- grosswait 26d agoBecause some people don’t have their own ChatGPT subscription to plug such a query into?
- simonw 26d agoIt's effectively the source code for ChatGPT Work. If you don't want to see that, don't visit it. The non-vomit version of it is my (entirely human written) OP: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Aug/30/understanding-chatgpt-work/ https://simonwillison.net/2026/Aug/30/understanding-chatgpt-...
- ijidak 26d agoTo see how these things work under the hood so that we can enhance our own personal innovation. The same reason that one would want to know how an LLM works or what the Win32 API looks like. Either to make better use of a tool, to build our own tools that follow design patterns we learn when we look at the work done by others, or even to learn what not to do. Those are just some of the numerous reasons a person might be interested to peek under the hood. If anything, I'd guess OpenAI is going to clamp down this transparency in the future. So this may end up being a final rare glimpse into how a tool like this works for those of us who want to understand how the sausage is made and learn from it.