Built an app, then asked the agent for the roadmap
Built a working app with the coding agent in a week, then kept asking it for new feature ideas - and rated several of them genuinely good.
Real things people get done with ChatGPT — Ask for a sequence, a lead list or a verification run and get it built for you. — plus the outreach jobs you can hand to it in WarmySender, where the scheduler paces every action inside safe limits.
Categories: Cold email, Lead lists, Deliverability, Admin, Productivity, Work, Coding, Research, Content
Built a working app with the coding agent in a week, then kept asking it for new feature ideas - and rated several of them genuinely good.
Built a shared design service that searches hundreds of well-designed sites and feeds the results to whichever coding agent you use.
Describe who you sell to, and ChatGPT finds, verifies and enrolls them in one pass.
Find heads of marketing at e-commerce brands in the UK, verify their emails, drop the risky ones, and enroll the rest in my "Q4 ecom" campaign.
Agent mode found data broker sites she had never heard of, drafted removal messages, then opened its own browser and filled in the opt-out forms.
Wanted multi-account support that did not exist, so had the agent clone and patch the desktop client itself as a stopgap.
Two variants of the first email, one campaign, and the scheduler splitting the sends evenly.
Add a second variant of my first email with a shorter subject line, split it evenly, and tell me in a week which one got more replies.
Asked the agent to draw the same apple in more than a hundred visual styles, then turned the set into an interactive browse-and-guess page.
Generated concept art with the agent, picked a favourite as the visual target, and had a complete playable game built inside forty minutes.
Verification runs on the same allowance and pacing as everything else — no surprise burst.
Verify this list of 4,000 contacts, show me the split of valid, risky and invalid, and only enroll the valid ones.
Built and released agent-driven tooling for maintainers buried in issues; it runs on the coding agent and can be forked for any repository.
Asked the agent to write a Python tool while on a plane; the result went on to out-star far more polished projects.
Asked the agent to research open roles and came back ten minutes later to a finished CSV of results.
Kept losing track of which of four or five parallel agent sessions was blocked waiting on an answer, so built a live session dashboard.
Cut one output by nearly three quarters and found the whole workflow got more expensive, then catalogued the levers that really move token cost.
Building tools felt too easy, so started designing a personal programming language with the agent to get attached to the work again.
While one agent handled the day job task, built an open-source macOS presence app on the side and had a first working version within the hour.
When an overnight automation failed, the main task was told to open a separate follow-up task per failure instead of fixing everything in one thread.
Set the agent loose across the open web to gather everything publicly published about him and report back.
Hands the agent a research question, walks away for a few minutes and returns to a written set of findings.
Connected to WarmySender, ChatGPT can create, launch and manage campaigns on every channel, create and enroll prospects, verify email addresses, search and save lead lists, configure warmup and read stats — in plain language. It never sends a message itself and can never raise a limit. WarmySender's scheduler paces every action inside safe limits and a gradual ramp; connecting and disconnecting accounts stays in the app.
Last refreshed: 2026-09-09