New features and improvements
Stories about how we work and the technology behind it.
An on-premise LLM runs on GPU servers you own. Compare its cost with APIs and cloud GPUs, see when self-hosting pays off, and how to split work between open-weight models and APIs.
Agent Skills is an open standard that teaches AI agents a workflow with one SKILL.md file. See what the Linux Foundation move means, how to structure a skill, share it across tools, and keep it safe.
Short-form review videos live or die on a three-second hook and one selling point per caption. Here's a five-step structure and how to split roles between blogs and video.
We heard that date-based names make recordings easier to find, so daglo now lets you keep board names in date format. Here's what changed and how to organize recordings by date.
Turn conversations into your next move.
What a multi-agent system is, how it compares to a single agent, why OpenAI recommends starting with one agent, the signs it's time to add more, and what to keep in a shared worklog.
Taking minutes for a residents' council, association, or parent committee? daglo Speaker ID remembers members' voices and adds their names to your meeting notes automatically.
ChatGPT plugins bundle skills and MCP servers into one install. Compare plugins, MCP, skills, and GPTs, see what plugin extensions and MCP Events can do, and learn what to check before connecting.
A practical guide to ChatGPT Sites: five steps based on the Launch Radar demo, internal web app ideas for marketing teams, and what to check on sharing and personal data before you build.
Learning and creating content with AI.
If your blog reviews all sound alike, split the brief by angle. Four real campaigns show how, plus a checklist to use before you send your next brief.
Can't remember whether that lab meeting feedback came from your advisor or a senior labmate? Here's how daglo Speaker ID adds names to your lab and advisor meeting notes automatically.
If your influencer reviews all look the same, split them by angle. Here are six review angles, an allocation template, and principles for growing search traffic.
Make a presentation with AI in four steps, from adding source files to exporting the deck. Compare Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini on editing, export formats, and fonts, plus prompts for better slides.
Industry insights from the people building AI.
Sign in with ChatGPT lets you log in to other apps with your ChatGPT account and, in supported apps, use your plan for their AI features. Here's what users and product teams should know.
How voice AI agents keep a conversation going while a backend handles real tasks like bookings: the delegation structure, when to answer or delegate, and what makes a good voice agent.
Always-on AI agents remember your goal and keep working between chats. How ChatGPT dots work, how they differ from chatbots, and what to set up before you hand them work.
Our recap of OpenAI DevDay Seoul 2026 in six shifts: voice delegation, always-on Dots, goal-aware agents, plugins, ChatGPT Sites, and Sign in with ChatGPT, checked against OpenAI's official docs.
Tips and release notes to help you get more out of daglo.
Got a wrong name, term, or number in your AI transcript? Fix it right in the daglo iPhone app, no laptop needed. Here's how to use transcript editing for meeting notes, interviews, and client calls.
For team leads and PMs tired of asking "Who was doing that again?" after every meeting: use daglo Speaker ID to put owners' names in your notes and keep action items clear.
If you replay every recording to rename Speaker 1 and Speaker 2, let daglo Speaker ID add attendee names to your meeting minutes automatically. Practical tips for whoever takes the notes.
