OpenAI can review the agent tool for users on the $200/month Pro plan

We can see OpenAI’s agent tool, Operatorwas quickly released. The changes to ChatGPT’s codebase indicate that it will be available as a preliminary research preview for users on the Operator’s $200 Pro subscription plan.

The changes are not yet visible to the public, but a user passing through X Choi saw these updates in ChatGPT’s client-side code. TechCrunch also identified the same references to Operator on the OpenAI website.

Here are three interesting facts we saw:

• There are numerous references to operator.chatgpt.com URL. This URL is currently redirecting to the main site chatgpt.com web page.
• If you want to try the carrier, there will be a new pop-up telling you to upgrade your plan. “The operator is currently only available as an early research preview for Pro users,” it says.
• On the page listing the Plus and Pro plans, OpenAI will add “Access to operator research view” as one of the benefits of the Pro plan.

Bloomberg earlier informed OpenAI has been working on a general-purpose agent that can perform tasks for you in a web browser.

While this sounds a bit abstract, think about all the mundane things you do regularly in your web browser with a few clicks – follow someone on LinkedIn, add an expense in Concur, assign a task or change someone’s status in Asana. Perspective on Salesforce. An agent can perform such multi-step tasks based on an instruction set.

Recently, Information informed OpenAI may launch Operator as early as this week. With today’s changes, it looks like everything is ready for a public launch.

There is anthropic was released An AI model that can control your computer using the “Computer Usage” API and native tools that control your mouse and keyboard. It is currently available as a beta feature for developers.

Apparently Operator can be used on ChatGPT’s website, meaning it won’t interact with your local computer. Instead, OpenAI will likely run a web browser on its servers to perform tasks for you.

Nevertheless, it shows that OpenAI’s ability to interact with computers is evolving. Operator is a custom sandbox implementation of the company’s core agent framework. It will be interesting to see if the company has more information to share about the technology that powers the Operator.