GPT-6 Astra实战：性能优化、安全审计与一人公司仪表盘

GPT6 Astra is here and I got good news for you. By the end of this episode, you're going to understand what are the different startup ideas? What are the different use cases? How do you use it to be more productive? How do you use it to save money, to make money? Everything all in here. I'm going to show you how you can use it with hardware to create hardware businesses. And this is an episode not just focused around cool 3D demos.

This is for people who want to make money to be more productive with AI and how you can use it specifically with Astra. What are the different prompts? How to think about it? I brought on my friend Ross Mike, who's just amazing at clearly explaining all this sorts of stuff. So enjoy the episode. Like, comment, subscribe for more of this in your feed. And I can't wait to see you at the end. Ross Mike on the pod. this isn't your average GP6 astro review, is it?

No, we don't have no games. We don't have any trade demos. We don't have... There's some weird ones, right? Some weird 3D ones. Although those things are cool, they're not really useful to myself, you, and Greg. So we're actually going to talk about some useful, cool stuff. And particularly, we're going to get you guys to dream big with hardware. Yeah, exactly. So by the end of this episode, what I hope you take away is getting your creative juices flowing around really some ideas around how you can build a business using GPC6 Astra and actually how you can have a more productive code base, have better products.

So by the end of this, you're not going to get some glitzy, cool video game thing, but you're actually going to have, okay, here's what I can actually create today. Yep, that's what we're going to do and we'll just get started. So a couple things about the model first and foremost. This is OpenAI's most expensive model. It's on par with Fable in terms of pricing, but if you have a codec subscription, very subsidized and not only that, it's also very efficient, meaning it doesn't take as many steps to complete a task.

So even though, yes, the price is high, you're still getting a good bang for intelligence. If you have an existing app or web app, mobile app, something that you've worked on, software, I highly encourage you do two things. Tell the agent, tell your Codex agent, I want to run a performance update. My pages aren't as fast as they need to be. My API calls aren't as fast as they need to be. Please review my entire app and suggest a performance update.

I did that for one of my apps and speeds went from 800 milliseconds to literally 20 to 30 milliseconds, right? that's an insane increase in speed highly suggest you do that number two something we couldn't do with fable is a security audit i was telling greg this i have some sort of payments startup if you will in the background for a specific niche and i had a couple of people using it i ran the security audit and astra was basically like my boy you would have been cooked if i didn't read all this so run a security audit if you have an app that people are actually using in terms of ui i mean i could just show some examples this is one that it designed really nice the reason it was nice was because i gave it a reference image and the reference image if i have it is the old microsoft xp network icon i really like the ot network icon for anyone very swaggy very over 30 you remember this i gave it that i'm like use this as a reference image and yeah it looks pretty nice Without a reference image, it kind of does too much, right?

So do what you will with that. Number four, computer use. The agent codex Astra, insane with using your computer, insane with doing tasks for you in the background using your local machine. Highly encourage you to do that. But what Greg wanted me to talk about. Wait, before you get into this, before you get into this, I want to share some things of my own. that I think you should use Astra for. So let me share my screen real quick.

Please. So I tweeted this. Greg Brockman retweeted it, and he said it was good. So if it's good enough for Greg Brockman, it's good enough for all of us. So I just wrote, here's some nine cool Astra prompts we're trying. One is the bill renegotiator. go through my internet phone software bills jump into each provider's chat support and negotiate them down or cancel what i'm not using oh no brainer for a lot of stuff i'll tell you that right now and you're in canada right so you can you know you're paying a lot probably for your phone and internet and stuff like that so i'm i'm obsessed with like how do you turn agencies into software right now so here pick one service business in a niche you can pick the niche and reverse engineer the exact workflow they sell to clients.

Break it into steps, tools, use inputs, outputs, human judgment points in places where the work gets slow or expensive. Then design the simplest AI product that could replace the first version of that service and charge $500 to $5,000 a month. Now, is it going to be perfect? No, but it's going to get your creative juices flowing around what the software could look like. And I want to add to that. I think one thing that I do a lot that a lot of people should do is I prototype the heck out of everything, Greg.

Like let say like I building an app and I using like Daytona like their sandbox provider I will literally before I jump into Daytona I spend 15 minutes trying to build a clone It not that I going to use the clone but I going to allow building the clone to like just get me to think Because I think one thing that I realized is intelligence has gone up, but the bravery for people to try new things hasn't gone up. Right?

Like I said this the other in a video. The saddest thing that people can do with a model like GBT-6 Astra is generate landing pages. Literally. It's just like you can use GPT-4 or whatever. We're past that. Really think bigger. So I like that idea. Number two is fire. Number three, I almost called it the Gary Vaynerchuk prompt, but I refrained. Watch Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist in my city for cameras, furniture, bikes, what have you.

Listed way under market and text me the second one's mispriced with the link. This is a really good idea for people who just want to make a few hundred dollars a day or something. And maybe they can't get a job. A lot of our young people can't get jobs right now. I'm going to screenshot that and put it in my church group chat because it's true. Jobs for the young kids is really, really hard right now. Yeah, it's really, really hard.

So that's a good one. And also, for a lot of people, it's fun to do this sort of thing. So young or old, this is an interesting one. Number four, if you are a founder, this is a no-brainer. Look at my docs. Basically, it's creating the one-person company dashboard. Look at my docs, notes, Stripe exports, analytics, customer calls, and project lists, and build a weekly operator dashboard. I want to know what is making money, what's wasting time, what customers are asking for, what I should stop doing, and the three highest leverage actions for the next week.

Be blunt and show your work. True. You should set that up for your project. I was literally just going to say that. Okay, we got a few more, and then we'll get to your hardware thing using Blender, which I think is just fascinating. I want you to show me that. Number five, audit my company for agent opportunities. Look at how this business works and find the tasks we should give to agents before hiring another person.

This is just how I, by the way, side note, this is how I'm thinking. before I hire anyone, I'm like, should I just get an agent to do this? Sometimes yes, sometimes no, but that's been the default of how I've been thinking as I'm building my company. For each task, estimate the current human time, the cost of mistakes, the tools involved, the difficulty of automating it, and the first safe version we could deploy. Prioriti

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