Sorry to kill the vibe, but someone has to say it. ⸻ 🪄 The Marketing Fantasy: A single prompt → an autonomous agent → a business fully running in production. “No need for N8N anymore, agents do it all.” Yeah… not happening. ⸻ 📉 The Harsh Reality: MIT CSAIL (2024): “Tool-using agents are fragile without infrastructure.” OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic? Not one deploys an agent to production without orchestration layers. ⸻ ⚡ What the hype conveniently forgets to mention: • 🚨 Unrecoverable failures on long processes • 🔓 Data leaks through corrupted prompts • 💀 “Magical” agents silently killed due to lack of explainability • ⏰ In 100% of serious use cases: projects end up in N8N or Temporal ⸻ 🎯 PLOT TWIST: This hype is actually GREAT NEWS for early adopters trained in prompt engineering + no-code / low-code tooling. Why? Agents spark ideation → We deploy production. They create the buzz → We deliver the backbone. ⸻ 💰 Massive Opportunity Incoming: Thousands of companies will discover automation through Opal, BuildMyAgent, Devin… And they’ll come straight to US for secure, production-ready implementation. ⸻ 🔮 My Prediction: • Vibecoding — and now “vibe-agenting” (yeah, I’m coining that 😎) — will keep growing for POCs and idea flow. • But no serious builder will push a real product live without proper infra, audit, and orchestration (like N8N). 📊 Sharing Mark Kashef’s “Painmeter” diagram here — The easier it looks upfront, The more rigid and generic it is behind the scenes. And no serious company wants a black-box backend they can’t govern. ⸻ 🚨 OPEN DEBATE: Name ONE real-world “prompt-only agent” running in production without orchestration — in a regulated or mission-critical environment. I’m willing to be proven wrong 👇 ⸻ #NoCode #AIAgents #Automation #N8N #TechMyths #ProductionReady #RealityCheck #AIHype

Hey everyone, Big news for those who’ve felt a little lost lately with GPT’s “auto mode” shenanigans. OpenAI just rolled out a major update — and it’s a win for the community. GPT-5 now comes with three selectable versions, available right inside the app or via the web interface (just refresh your tab!). 💡 Here's the breakdown of the new modes: Fast – Basically the old GPT-4o (quick & efficient). Thinking Min – The former GPT-4 Mini High (a nice balance). Thinking – Feels like GPT-o3's wise cousin (slower, deeper). This update brings back something we've all been craving: predictability and consistency across tasks. No more guessing which version is behind your chat window. 🔧 How to Enable Legacy Models (yes, including GPT-4.1!) If you were one of the folks missing GPT-4.1’s coding finesse or GPT-o3’s clarity — good news: they’re back too. You just need to toggle a hidden setting: Log into ChatGPT via web (Chrome, Firefox, Comet, etc.) Click your account icon (bottom-left corner) Go to Settings Enable “Show additional models” (just under the voice options) Boom 💥 You’ve unlocked GPT-4o, GPT-4.1, and GPT-o3 🔁 This change is persistent — once activated, all versions stay available across web and mobile. To switch models mid-chat? No problem. Just click the model dropdown top-right, even mid-conversation. 🎯 Why This Matters This move is a clear response to community feedback, restoring trust and control for power users, builders, and prompt engineers. The best part? It’s frictionless. No hacks. No workarounds. Just opt-in and play. Honestly, this feels like OpenAI leaning into product humility — a refreshing reminder that listening to your users always pays off. Happy prompting, and let’s keep building smarter, together 💡