From the Open AI Dev Day - ChatGPT App Gambit Round 2, AgentKit & ChatKit

OpenAI launches Agent Builder, ChatGPT App ecosystem & Sora / GPT 5 Pro on API

5 October 2025

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Dhruv Tandon

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4 mins

AI Agents

AI Apps

OpenAI

From the Open AI Dev Day - ChatGPT App Gambit Round 2, AgentKit & ChatKit

OpenAI launches Agent Builder, ChatGPT App ecosystem & Sora / GPT 5 Pro on API

5 October 2025

·

DT

·

Dhruv Tandon

·

4 mins

AI Agents

AI Apps

OpenAI

From the Open AI Dev Day - ChatGPT App Gambit Round 2, AgentKit & ChatKit

OpenAI launches Agent Builder, ChatGPT App ecosystem & Sora / GPT 5 Pro on API

5 October 2025

·

DT

·

Dhruv Tandon

·

4 mins

AI Agents

AI Apps

OpenAI

Open AI had their dev day today where they launched a series of initiatives. If you watched the dev day, you may have taken notice to

  1. Apps on ChatGPT

  2. AgentKit, ChatKit and a Visual Agent builder canvas

  3. GPT 5 Pro & Sora 2 via API

Key Implications

  1. OpenAI has restarted its attempts to create an app ecosystem around chatGPT another attempt at kickstarting the GPT economy

  2. Launched an AgentKit & ChatKit to potentially compete with n8n and zapier with a chatbot like twist


The Apps Gambit on ChatGPT - Round 2

The plugin store did not quite work out for OpenAI facing challenges with adoption, brittleness of capabilities. This seems to be a new attempt to build on top of an MCP like ecosystem to connect apps with native experiences within chatGPT. The use cases shown were figma, canva and zillow. It does make sense that developers building MCPs for their apps be allowed to have a bit more control over the front end via chatGPT. I think this will be more useful for B2C like applications because they tend to have simpler flows. I can’t imagine someone trying to chat their way through designing a poster on Canva so it does seem like the use cases that they picked were off. But having distribution on chatGPT could be a major unlock for b2c companies with more transactional flows like Uber, Doordash or Instacart (hello Fidji, new apps CEO, old instacart CEO).

The Token Economy

OpenAI also shared a list of their developers along with the tiers of Tokens processed. This is really interesting because it helps us understand the $3Bn in spend that is expected to happen in 2025 which is about 20-30% of openAI’s revenue.

They revealed three categories - 

Tier 1 - 1 Trillion Tokens

Tier 2 - 100B Tokens

Tier 3 - 10B Tokens

This also gives an interesting insight into what kind of applications are consuming more tokens on OpenAI. After some AI prompting and stringing together multiple tools, I was able to procure the list of companies and here are the key insights.

OpenAI dev day tokens processed by developers

Name

Tier

Company

Classification

Category Notes

Isaac Andersen

Green (1T Tier)

Duolingo

Public Company / Unicorn

Public company (NASDAQ: DUOL), language learning platform

Alex Atallah

Green (1T Tier)

OpenRouter; OpenSea

AI Startup / Scale-up

CEO of OpenRouter (AI routing), Co-founder of OpenSea (NFT marketplace unicorn)

Chris Colon

Green (1T Tier)

Highway Cannabis Co.

Startup

Cannabis retail/dispensary startup

John Emmons

Green (1T Tier)

Project Wilbur

Startup

Early-stage project/startup

Harjot Gill

Green (1T Tier)

CodeRabbit

AI Startup

AI-powered code review platform

Cris Ippolite

Green (1T Tier)

iSolutionsAI

AI Startup

AI solutions provider

Jiahui Jiang

Green (1T Tier)

Multiple

Ambiguous

Multiple companies - healthcare, pharma, finance, utility

Mahesh Kumar

Green (1T Tier)

Uber

Scale-up

Large public software company

Calvin Lee

Green (1T Tier)

Adobe

Public Company

Large public software company (NASDAQ: ADBE)

Zachary Lipton

Green (1T Tier)

Abridge

AI Startup / Scale-up

Healthcare AI startup for medical conversations

Joel Liu

Green (1T Tier)

Vidline Inc.

Startup

Video/media startup

Zach Lloyd

Green (1T Tier)

Warp

AI Startup

AI-powered terminal/developer tools

Dani Passos

Green (1T Tier)

D&P Design Solutions

Small Business

Design consultancy

Sarah Sachs

Green (1T Tier)

Notion

Unicorn / Scale-up

Productivity software unicorn

Douglas Schonholtz

Green (1T Tier)

WHOOP

Scale-up

Wearable fitness tech company

Praty Sharma

Green (1T Tier)

Imark Infotech

Startup

IT services/infotech company

Denis Shiryaev

Blue (100B Tier)

YouTube

Individual Creator

Independent content creator on YouTube platform

Sam Spelsberg

Blue (100B Tier)

Delphi

AI Startup

AI digital cloning platform

Ashwin Sreenivas

Blue (100B Tier)

Decagon

AI Startup

AI customer support automation

Shriram Sridharan

Blue (100B Tier)

Rox

Startup

Financial services/trading platform

Nandan Thor

Blue (100B Tier)

Palo Alto Networks

Public Company

Large cybersecurity company (NASDAQ: PANW)

Shashi Upadhyay

Blue (100B Tier)

Zendesk

Public Company

Customer service software (private after acquisition)

Aaron Weldy

Blue (100B Tier)

AV Concepts

Traditional Company

Audio-visual production services

Luke Woloszyn

Blue (100B Tier)

Read AI

AI Startup

AI meeting assistant

Danny Wu

Blue (100B Tier)

Broadcom Inc.

Public Company

Large semiconductor company (NASDAQ: AVGO)

Scott Wu

Blue (100B Tier)

Cognition AI

AI Startup

AI coding assistant (Devin AI), high-profile startup

Kai Xin Tai

Blue (100B Tier)

Datadog

Public Company

Cloud monitoring platform (NASDAQ: DDOG)

Denis Yarats

Blue (100B Tier)

Perplexity

AI Startup / Scale-up

AI search engine, well-funded startup

Pablo Zamudio

Blue (100B Tier)

Multiple

Ambiguous

Multiple possible companies across telecom, e-commerce

Kay Zhu

Blue (100B Tier)

Genspark

AI Startup

AI search/discovery platform

David Alison

Blue (100B Tier)

Trustwave

Traditional Enterprise

Cybersecurity services company

Alessandro Alter

Blue (100B Tier)

Scalestack

Startup

Tech/software startup

Tarun Amasa

Blue (100B Tier)

Endex

AI Startup

AI platform

Ali Ansari

Blue (100B Tier)

micro1

AI Startup

AI-powered hiring/recruiting platform

Curt Baser

Blue (100B Tier)

Miro

Unicorn / Scale-up

Collaboration platform unicorn

Sarav Bhatia

Blue (100B Tier)

Navan

Unicorn / Scale-up

Travel and expense management unicorn (formerly TripActions)

Michael Brady

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Jenny Bright

Blue (100B Tier)

Enrollify

Startup

Enrollment/education tech startup

Silvio Carballo

Blue (100B Tier)

Atom

Startup

Could be various Atom companies - banking, software, etc.

Ryan Carson

Blue (100B Tier)

Treehouse

Scale-up

Online education/coding bootcamp

Wei-Lin Chiang

Blue (100B Tier)

LMArena

AI Research

LM Arena/LMSYS - AI model evaluation platform

Sarah Chieng

Blue (100B Tier)

Cerebras Systems

AI Scale-up

AI chip company, well-funded hardware startup

Gabriel Chua

Blue (100B Tier)

GovTech Singapore

Government Agency

Singapore government technology agency

Will Cohen

Blue (100B Tier)

Multiple

Ambiguous

Multiple possible companies

Caitlin Colgrove

Blue (100B Tier)

Hex

Startup / Scale-up

Data workspace/analytics platform

Alex Duffy

Blue (100B Tier)

Coldwell Banker

Traditional Enterprise

Large real estate brokerage

Grant Evans

Blue (100B Tier)

Stripe

Unicorn / Scale-up

Major fintech unicorn/scale-up

Chaz Englander

Blue (100B Tier)

Model ML

AI Startup

ML/AI platform

Gautam Golwala

Blue (100B Tier)

Poshmark

Public Company

Social commerce platform (acquired by Naver)

Chelle Gray

Blue (100B Tier)

Symph

Startup

Software development company

Trey Griffin

Blue (100B Tier)

Raptive

Scale-up

Digital advertising platform (formerly CafeMedia)

Jayesh Gupta

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Mouad Hadji

Blue (100B Tier)

Scribe

AI Startup

AI documentation/process tool

Sota Hayashi

Blue (100B Tier)

Trader Joe's

Traditional Enterprise

Large grocery chain

Connor Heigle

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Tanner Heton

Blue (100B Tier)

SnugZ USA

Traditional Company

Promotional products manufacturer

Ellie Hertel

Blue (100B Tier)

People Inc.

Non-profit / Traditional

Social services organization

Mehak Kamal

Blue (100B Tier)

Virginia Tech

Educational Institution

University

Charles Kemp

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

John Lai

Blue (100B Tier)

Mister Car Wash

Public Company

Car wash chain (NYSE: MCW)

Yash Lala

Blue (100B Tier)

Suki AI

AI Startup / Scale-up

Healthcare AI voice assistant

Eliam Levitov

Blue (100B Tier)

Stream

Scale-up

API platform for messaging/video

Rongxin Liu

Blue (100B Tier)

Harvard University

Educational Institution

University

Emaad Manzoor

Blue (100B Tier)

Cornell University

Educational Institution

University

Sidd Mehta

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Bruno Miranda

Blue (100B Tier)

UBS

Public Company

Major global bank

Michael Moore

Blue (100B Tier)

Dog Eat Dog Films

Small Business

Film production company

Katharina Neubert

Blue (100B Tier)

Holtzbrinck

Traditional Enterprise

Major publishing group

Dat Ngo

Blue (100B Tier)

TPBank

Public Company

Vietnamese bank

Cory Ondrejka

Blue (100B Tier)

SmartNews

Scale-up

News aggregation app, well-funded

Nancy Otero

Blue (100B Tier)

Allied Partners

Traditional Company

Consulting/services firm

Alex Page

Blue (100B Tier)

RØDE Microphones

Traditional Enterprise

Audio equipment manufacturer

Saurav Panda

Blue (100B Tier)

CloudCode AI

AI Startup

AI development platform

Nithya Paril

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Ramesh Periyathambi

Blue (100B Tier)

eBay

Public Company

Major e-commerce platform (NASDAQ: EBAY)

James Peterson

Blue (100B Tier)

Multiple

Ambiguous

Multiple possible companies - consulting, finance

Bradley Portney

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Eric Purdy

Blue (100B Tier)

Cerity Partners

Traditional Enterprise

Wealth management firm

Uday Rajanna

Blue (100B Tier)

Upstart

Public Company

AI lending platform (NASDAQ: UPST)

Tiago Ramalho

Blue (100B Tier)

Recursive AI

AI Startup

AI research/development company

Vineet Rao

Blue (100B Tier)

Multiple

Ambiguous

Multiple possible companies

Jay Rodge

Blue (100B Tier)

NVIDIA

Public Company

Major GPU/AI chip company (NASDAQ: NVDA)

Andrew Rogers

Blue (100B Tier)

Boundary Stone

Traditional Company

Consulting/advisory firm

Matthew Roknich

Blue (100B Tier)

Retool

Unicorn / Scale-up

Internal tool builder, unicorn status

Manuel Romero

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Robert Ross

Blue (100B Tier)

Ross Company

Traditional Company

Industrial equipment/services

Adam Seligman

Blue (100B Tier)

Workato

Unicorn / Scale-up

Integration/automation platform, unicorn

Sumanuyu Sharma

Blue (100B Tier)

Hamming AI

AI Startup

AI testing/evaluation platform

Bill Shouldis

Blue (100B Tier)

Intenna Systems

Startup

Tech/systems company

Jeret Shuck

Blue (100B Tier)

SoftBank

Public Company / VC

Major investment firm

Srijan Subedi

Blue (100B Tier)

Reworkd

AI Startup

AI web scraping/automation

Jed Thompson

Blue (100B Tier)

John Deere

Public Company

Major agricultural equipment company (NYSE: DE)

Jesse Thomson

Blue (100B Tier)

Discuss.io

Startup / Scale-up

Video research platform

Alex Volkov

Blue (100B Tier)

ExxonMobil

Public Company

Major oil/gas company (NYSE: XOM)

Markie Wagner

Blue (100B Tier)

Forge

Scale-up

Private market trading platform

Maggie Wang

Blue (100B Tier)

Citi

Public Company

Major global bank (NYSE: C)

Frank Wittkamp

Blue (100B Tier)

Databook

Startup / Scale-up

Strategic account planning platform

Cyril Zakka

Blue (100B Tier)

Hugging Face

AI Scale-up / Unicorn

Major AI/ML platform, unicorn status

Vas Zhovner

Blue (100B Tier)

Granola

AI Startup

AI note-taking tool

Marco Zoncu

Blue (100B Tier)

SonicJobs

Startup

Job search platform

Zain Adil

Blue (100B Tier)

Superblocks

Startup / Scale-up

Internal tool development platform

Aditi Agni

Blue (100B Tier)

OpenAI

AI Scale-up / Unicorn

Leading AI research company

Ignacio Andreu

Blue (100B Tier)

Vanta

Unicorn / Scale-up

Security compliance automation, unicorn

Ian Baldwin

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Jeff Barg

Blue (100B Tier)

Clay

AI Startup / Scale-up

AI-powered data enrichment/outreach

Dean Barr

Blue (100B Tier)

Corm

Startup

Community management platform

Blake Bassett

Blue (100B Tier)

Tubi

Scale-up / Public

Streaming service (owned by Fox)

Cameron Berg

Blue (100B Tier)

AE Studio

Traditional Company

Software development agency

Mike Caballero

Blue (100B Tier)

Northrop Grumman

Public Company

Major aerospace/defense contractor (NYSE: NOC)

Min Chen

Blue (100B Tier)

Multiple

Ambiguous

Multiple possible companies

Barkley Dai

Blue (100B Tier)

Luma AI

AI Startup / Scale-up

AI 3D capture/video generation

Drew Das

Blue (100B Tier)

Sixfold

Startup

Supply chain visibility platform

Jonny Dimond

Blue (100B Tier)

Shortwave

Startup

AI email client

Kai Du

Blue (100B Tier)

CITIC Pacific Mining

Public Company

Mining company (Hong Kong listed)

Yasser Elsaid

Blue (100B Tier)

Telecom Egypt

Public Company

National telecom provider

Yenchia Feng

Blue (100B Tier)

Distyl AI

AI Startup

AI data management platform

Paulo Friandi

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Guilherme Freire

Blue (100B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Yinlin Fu

Blue (100B Tier)

Etsy

Public Company

E-commerce marketplace (NASDAQ: ETSY)

Mike Gozzo

Blue (100B Tier)

Ada

AI Startup / Scale-up

AI customer service automation

Andrew Guck

Blue (100B Tier)

Target

Public Company

Major retail chain (NYSE: TGT)

Caleb Hicks

Blue (100B Tier)

SchoolAI

AI Startup

AI for education

Daniel Hoske

Blue (100B Tier)

Cresta

AI Startup / Scale-up

AI for contact centers

Shawn Jansepar

Blue (100B Tier)

Khan Academy

Non-profit

Educational non-profit

Ethan Kinnan

Blue (100B Tier)

Lindy

AI Startup

AI personal assistant

Ivan Korrienko

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

McKinsey

Traditional Enterprise

Major management consulting firm

Kevin Kuo

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Oracle

Public Company

Major enterprise software company (NYSE: ORCL)

Gina Lee

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Lennar

Public Company

Major homebuilder (NYSE: LEN)

June Lee

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Luc Levesque

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Shopify

Public Company

E-commerce platform (NYSE: SHOP)

Thomas Mann

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Trafigura

Traditional Enterprise

Major commodity trading company

Alex Mashrabov

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Higgsfield AI

AI Startup

AI video generation

Emi Mathew

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Veritas

Traditional Enterprise

Data management/backup software

Harikrishna Menon

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Netflix

Public Company

Major streaming service (NASDAQ: NFLX)

Sassun Saky

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Synthflow

AI Startup

AI voice agents platform

Bashir Mohammed

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

EASYPAY

Startup

Mobile payment system

Jaden Moy

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Chandhu Nair

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Lowe's

Public Company

Major home improvement retailer (NYSE: LOW)

Jack Nam

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

TeamForm

Startup

Team building/collaboration platform

Elle O Hill

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

UC Berkeley

Educational Institution

University

Matt Palmer

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Thavidu Ranatunga

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Yelp

Public Company

Local business review platform (NYSE: YELP)

Kelley Robinson

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Human Rights Campaign

Non-profit

LGBTQ+ advocacy organization

Christina Silveira

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

ACTenviro

Traditional Company

Environmental services

Tao Song

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Pfizer

Public Company

Major pharmaceutical company (NYSE: PFE)

Arnas Stasulis

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

sintra.ai

AI Startup

AI workflow automation

Tony Stoyanov

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

EliseAI

AI Startup / Scale-up

AI for property management

Shahriar Tajbakhsh

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Metaview

AI Startup

AI for recruiting/interviews

Sarah Toussaint

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Republic Services

Public Company

Waste management company (NYSE: RSG)

Patrick Wagstrom

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Thomson Reuters

Public Company

Information services (NYSE: TRI)

John Wood

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Unknown

Ambiguous

No company information

Gabby Nelson

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

APCO Worldwide

Traditional Enterprise

Global consulting/communications firm

Brian Westphal

Red/Orange (10B Tier)

Samsara

Public Company

IoT platform for operations (NYSE: IOT)

Distribution & Concentration

The allocation to different categories is pretty balanced with public companies or unicorns at 34.8% and AI startups at 32.3%. Major tech companies are well-represented: NVIDIA, Adobe, Oracle, Shopify, Netflix, Target. Financial services companies include Citi, UBS, Stripe, and fintech players like Upstart. Duolingo and Notion are one of the biggest consumers in the new age internet companies category.

AgentKit & the Automation Stack Invasion

Along with the new Apps, OpenAI also announced:

  1. Agent Builder - A visual canvas for multi-agent workflows

  2. ChatKit - An embedded chat interface with customisation of branding, etc.

  3. Connectory Registry - A place for admins to manage tools and connections across OpenAI products.

  4. Evals - way to upload datasets for testing and automated prompt optimisation.

While there are a lot of people that feel that OpenAI is taking aim at Lindy, n8n and other node based workflow builders, there are some important distinctions between them.

OpenAI’s focus seems to be in the arena that they play an excellent game on - chat fist experiences with slick interfaces and interactions. In case you have ever built one of these apps you’ll know the challenges with streaming tokens and tool calls. ChatGPT solves this out of the box for you.

You can build your own chatbot, customize the front end and have it hooked up to a workflow planner where you can configure the flow of actions and tool calls based on different scenarios.

It is missing a comprehensive trigger system that most automation platforms have which can be run manually or via webhooks.

The only way you can trigger a workflow is via a chatbot.

So this feels like a way to create an advances ChatGPT like chatbot that can trigger tools and external services with customized logical flows.

References

  1. OpenAI DevDay 2025 Official Page
    https://openai.com/devday/

  2. Announcing DevDay 2025
    https://openai.com/index/announcing-devday-2025/

  3. Introducing AgentKit
    https://openai.com/index/introducing-agentkit/

  4. Apps in ChatGPT SDK Announcement
    https://openai.com/devday/ (Apps SDK section)

  5. OpenAI launches AgentKit to help developers build and ship AI agents
    https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/06/openai-launches-agentkit-to-help-developers-build-and-ship-ai-agents/

  6. OpenAI launches apps inside of ChatGPT
    https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/06/openai-launches-apps-inside-of-chatgpt/

  7. Sam Altman says ChatGPT has hit 800M weekly active users
    https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/06/sam-altman-says-chatgpt-has-hit-800m-weekly-active-users/

  8. OpenAI DevDay 2025: Live updates and analysis
    https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/06/open-ai-devday-live-updates-altman-jony-ive.html

  9. OpenAI is gearing up to release Agent Builder during DevDay
    https://www.testingcatalog.com/openai-prepares-to-release-agent-builder-during-devday-on-october-6/


FAQs: OpenAI Dev Day 2025 - Apps, AgentKit & the Token Economy

General Questions

Q: What did OpenAI announce at Dev Day?

A: Three main things:

Apps on ChatGPT - native app integrations within ChatGPT

AgentKit & ChatKit - developer tools for building agents and chat interfaces

GPT-5 Pro & Sora 2 via API - their latest models available through the API

Q: When was Dev Day 2025?

A: October 6, 2025 in San Francisco.

Apps on ChatGPT

Q: Didn't OpenAI already try this with the plugin store?

A: Yep. The plugin store didn't quite work out—had issues with adoption and the capabilities were pretty brittle. This is round 2, building on top of an MCP-like ecosystem to give developers more control over the frontend experience.

Q: Which apps are launching on ChatGPT?

A: So far we've seen Figma, Canva, and Zillow. The real opportunity is for transactional B2C companies like Uber, DoorDash, and Instacart (hello Fidji, new Apps CEO, old Instacart CEO).

Q: What types of apps actually make sense on ChatGPT?

A: B2C apps with simple, transactional flows. I can't imagine someone trying to chat their way through designing a poster on Canva, so the use cases they picked were a bit off. But ordering food, booking a ride, making a reservation? Those could work well with ChatGPT's distribution.

The Token Economy

Q: What's this token economy data OpenAI shared?

A: OpenAI revealed how much their developers are using, broken into tiers:

Tier 1: 1 Trillion+ tokens

Tier 2: 100B tokens

Tier 3: 10B tokens

This is really interesting because it helps us understand the $3Bn in spend expected in 2025, which is about 20-30% of OpenAI's revenue.

Q: Who's consuming the most tokens?

A: Pretty balanced distribution across categories:

34.8%: Public companies and unicorns (NVIDIA, Adobe, Oracle, Shopify, Netflix, Target)

32.3%: AI startups

Financial services (Citi, UBS, Stripe, Upstart)

New age internet companies (Duolingo and Notion are some of the biggest consumers)

AgentKit & ChatKit

Q: What exactly is AgentKit?

A: It's a toolkit with four components:

Agent Builder - visual canvas for multi-agent workflows

ChatKit - embeddable chat interface you can customize

Connector Registry - place for admins to manage tools and connections

Evals - upload datasets for testing and automated prompt optimization

Q: Is this OpenAI taking aim at Zapier and n8n?

A: A lot of people feel that way, but there are important distinctions. OpenAI's focus seems to be in the arena where they play an excellent game—chat-first experiences with slick interfaces and interactions. If you've ever built one of these apps, you'll know the challenges with streaming tokens and tool calls. ChatKit solves this out of the box for you.

Q: What's the big limitation vs traditional automation platforms?

A: It's missing a comprehensive trigger system that most automation platforms have, which can be run manually or via webhooks. The only way you can trigger a workflow is via a chatbot.

Technical Stuff

Q: What's MCP?

A: Model Context Protocol—an open standard that lets apps connect with AI systems. It's what OpenAI is building on top of for this new apps ecosystem, giving developers more control over the frontend via ChatGPT.

Q: Can I use Agent Builder like Zapier?

A: Not really. You can build your own chatbot, customize the front end, and have it hooked up to a workflow planner where you can configure the flow of actions and tool calls based on different scenarios. But without proper triggers, it's not a replacement for traditional workflow automation.

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