Remote Desktop Commander ChatGPT Plugin

The Remote Desktop Commander ChatGPT Plugin might be one of the most useful power-user plugins for ChatGPT. Here’s how it works. You install the plugin and log into desktopcommander.app You run npx @wonderwhy-er/desktop-commander@latest remote on your machine After that, ChatGPT can access your computer - read/write files, run commands, etc. This is incredibly useful because that’s like getting unlimited Codex usage. ChatGPT Chat doesn’t charge by token usage. So you can write and run code on your machine without worrying about token limits. (This doesn’t help so much with Claude - it charges the same for Chat and Code.) ...

Quality levels of GPT Image 2.5 Flare

GPT Image 2.5 Flare is a pretty good image model. It has a quality parameter that can be set to low, medium, high, xhigh or max. Higher levels generate more tokens and here’s the rough cost by quality for a 1024x1024 image. This cost is in cents not dollars: Quality Tokens Cents low 196 0.6 medium 439 1.3 high 1,756 5.3 xhigh 3,122 9.4 max 7,024 21.1 But what difference does it really make? I asked ChatGPT to experiment and find an image where there is a clear difference. ...

Editorial Slop

My article Redesigning the Operating Model: Shifting from AI Tool Rollouts to Workflow Integration appeared on CXOToday two days ago. Here’s how it happened. 29 May 2026: Palash mailed me that we have an “Email interaction opportunity with Digital Terminal” and they shared six questions: What are the key reasons behind this “last-mile problem” in scaling AI to production? While much of the focus is on models and tools, how critical are content readiness and data quality in determining whether AI delivers real business value? (… and so on.) He’d already drafted the responses and “sharing below the link for your feedback and approval.” ...