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Introducing OpenAI Dots x Heybrain. Your always-on agents now have persistent, governed memory across sessions, tools, and agents. One agent can pick up where another left off, with the right company context and permissions already in place. Powered by Brain & GPT-6.1 Sol.

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ChainGPT2 days ago

who keeps letting you guys cook lol 🔥🔥🔥

HeyBrain2 days ago

starting from zero is officially optional

AIVM2 days ago

this is actually crazy

HeyBrain2 days ago

mind blowing really

ChainGPT Labs2 days ago

there is no stopping you guys!!

HeyBrain2 days ago

we will never be stopped

HeyBrain2 days ago

Get started for free:

Blossom Zoey2 days ago

One agent continuing from where another stopped could make multi agent workflows much smoother.

Disy gus2 days ago

Wow wow never stop and no one cant stop good job.

chand_covsong2 days ago

Is this actually connected, or is it just promotional marketing?”

Chọn Em Nè2 days ago

Persistent memory across multiple sessions with the agent sounds convenient; you don't have to re-enter the context every time you start a new task #CGPTCommunity

sara2 days ago

We are entering a new era of innovation and efficiency. The possibilities are limitless!

Leroy_Crypto_LLcool2 days ago

That one agent can be not simple and make more tools #CGPTCommunity

Siberia2 days ago

no more starting from zero every session ,thank god☺️

HeyBrain2 days ago

we just doing our part to make agents more useful!

Nikolas2 days ago

Persistent memory for agents across sessions and tools is a really useful feature. #CGPTCommunity

ChainGPT Pad2 days ago

this is actually insane 🤯🤯🤯

HeyBrain2 days ago

the team went crazy fr

chand_covsong2 days ago

Is this an official OpenAI partnership, or is it simply an MCP integration with Codex?

Reida Wo2 days ago

HeyBrain cook now.

CryptoRhaktoR2 days ago

Agents continue to make our lives easier.

HeyBrain2 days ago

agi soon ? 👀

LYW | ADZ2 days ago

Perfect collaboration. just by typing to doing work

Nick2 days ago

Agents picking up where others left off makes sense #CGPTCommunity

xxDeixx2 days ago

@Heybrainio is on Fire🔥🔥🔥

HeyBrain2 days ago

team is coooking fr !

muhammad2 days ago

Perfect

Mint Mind2 days ago

Persistent memory makes agents much more useful.

HeyBrain2 days ago

wayyy more useful

Jay2 days ago

holy, the team is cooking

zdotsssssss 🍊,💊 | (❖,❖)2 days ago

Amazing collaboration #CGPTShillArmy

CRYpto2 days ago

Excited to see how teams use this for real cross-agent workflows.

HeyBrain2 days ago

and so are we!

Rowler2 days ago

The shared context between agents is pretty interesting #CGPTCommunity

Mafaz Zelbi2 days ago

interesting, everyone can try now.

Diva Karma2 days ago

We will all have AI agent 🤭

HeyBrain2 days ago

the agents are coming!!

crypto lover | Hulk0.bnb2 days ago

One agent can handle all work #CGPTShillArmy

.ink base.eth Jumbo Tabi 💢🟧🐳2 days ago

New ai agent?

Strom2 days ago

Having permissions carry over between sessions is useful #CGPTCommunity

mohamad xmaksar2 days ago

Oh that nice yeh #CGPTShillArmy

Hassan2 days ago

Nicee

Andreas Fungki2 days ago

awesome. this tool will help you a lot.

Maruf Ibrahim2 days ago

Shared context should make it easier for agents to continue ongoing tasks.

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