OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra, its most powerful model yet. It is better at coding, multi-step tasks, and using a computer on your behalf. Early access went to cybersecurity partners first, then paid users and the API over the next few days. OpenAI also says Astra is the first model strong enough to trigger its highest internal cyber safety level, so extra safeguards came with the launch. Would you try a stronger agent model first on safe internal tasks, or wait until more people have stress-tested it?

I’m curious to see what everyone is building with n8n. What’s one workflow you’ve created that genuinely saved you time, reduced repetitive work, or improved your business process? Share what it does and, if possible, a screenshot or short breakdown. I’d love to see how everyone is using n8n. 👇

What’s one process in your business that you believe should be automated, but you haven’t automated yet? It could be something simple like: * Lead follow-ups * Client onboarding * Appointment reminders * Data entry * Reporting * Customer support I’m curious to hear what everyone is currently handling manually. Sometimes the biggest automation opportunities are hiding in the tasks we’ve simply gotten used to doing. 👇

Be honest if automation could take one annoying task off your hands forever ,what are you choosing? a.Answering the same question 47times a day😭 b.Following up with people who said i will get back to you 3 weeks ago💀 c.Booking appointment and chasing people who forget 😫 d.posting content consistently 😭 e. something else👀

Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1, its latest general model for coding and knowledge work. A twin version called Mythos 5.1 is the same model with looser safeguards, but only for approved cybersecurity and life-science partners. Fable 5.1 is available now on Anthropic’s API and major clouds. Anthropic also says it should cost less to run, especially on longer coding and agent tasks. Would a cheaper, stronger coding model change which AI you use in your next automation?