Thanks Larry for brining it, really usefull. Quick question, can you leave it running in the background, minimized while you work on something else? I mean, asign a task to it, minimize the windows and do something else while Operators finishes it.

Thanks for the great video! I am wondering if it is possible to upload more extensive instructions to Operator - for example a 50 page manual? If so, I'd like to try it out for working with specific software.

machine friendly UI will make UI design even more minimalistic, boring and formulaic

Great potential for scamming

My prompt : “ acquire Mexican citizenship , log into bitmex, 100x it, close trade in 2026”

Larry is Back. we need a tutorial on langraph multi agents. doing the research analysis work.. pleaseee

Wondering if/when Operator will have API to push prompts to it :)

Nice video. I like it!!! and i have made a video about openai operator and how to get a free operator. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5rbo2mVlsafpa8

amazing content. keep them coming bro

WTF. what the hell is this. 😱😱😱😱😱

Great video and use case. Every other demo on video shows it booking a holiday and ordering pizza. Appreciated the interesting sideline insights also.

Do you know if operator works with zapier yet?

Are you back on drugs dude?

Thanks for the value !

Also appreciate the mention of potential points of exploit, really crazy

Absolute brilliance....and scary!

Super dope tutorial of Operator. Thanks for putting this together. Such a crazy week in AI news and products

Table of Contents 0:00 My first task was too simplistic 0:37 Aaron Levie Tweet, using cloud software 1:31 A more complex task and prompt 2:25 Transcript Fetching, NotebookLM Usage, Google Drive Usage, Tweet Thread 3:16 Demonstration of Operator Session 5:02 Operator scrapes Seeking Alpha 5:36 Operator creates an organizational folder structure 6:42 Skipping permission checks 8:01 Operator using Google Drive 8:50 Operator searches for HTML to PDF converter 9:31 Security risks of Operator using search engine to find tools 10:40 Operator finds NotebookLM and uses it to extract insights, creates a podcast 11:40 Even though there's no NotebookLM API, we can automate it! 12:15 Operator creates a Google Doc 13:05 Operator creates a share link I didn't ask it to! 13:54 Operator creates a twitter thread with Alphabet earnings insights 16:17 Effects on advertising business? Can ads hijack Operator attention? 17:00 I've seen Operator get distracted and do something random 17:48 Can I just walk away and trust the agent did everything I asked? 18:10 Reflections, notes, thoughts on Operator, predictions 18:42 No code needed! 20:58 No API needed! Just let Operator use the app! 22:07 Teaching AI to use software via video? 23:18 Dedicated accounts for AI agents? 23:50 Iterative agent management, checking in on your agent's progress 24:49 Future integration with Scheduled Tasks feature? 25:53 App User Experience for agent users? 26:19 Security risks, whitelisting websites, organization policies 27:30 Github / version control for Operator tasks / recipes? 28:47 The diminishing value of writing code by hand 29:23 Operator Mobile App? 30:28 You may not use Operator, but Operator will use you! 31:07 More business use cases, less travel agents please! 32:05 Think in terms of chaining SaaS apps 32:26 Wrapping Up - I feel like I have a better understanding of agents now

Thanks for showing how limited it is. It can only get better.

Amazing IBKR's web api tutorial, tried it out and made it works on my side now, thanks you for your contribution. Just a good question - By which API or how can I close an opened position via IBKR's web API ?

If the constant babysitting is a permanent feature rather than just training wheels, no one is going to use this.

Missed you bro.

The best!

Great to see you back Larry - in the meantime i have been discovering how useful Grok is on the X platform that is now free. Unlike copilot with the the 1k character limit, i have not encountered a limit with Grok, pasting in a rows of data, dropping in screenshots, and outlining the objective for it to write some python code - seems to be and expert in many areas, whether setting things up in uv, writing sql either to run in python or postgras functions, expertise spans many areas and i find it very useful.

People don't Have enough knowledge about trading frameworks. What's how I explain SO few comments

PT Larry is BACK! The GOAT! Good to see you dude.

This would get you a coffee (maybe not in SF 😅)

Imagine, you tell ChatGPT, book a reservation at Xyz cafe, and it calls the restaurant and books the reservation. And cherry on top, there is an AI agent picking up the call on the other end. AI getting stronger by the day

wow it is fantastic. pls give it a task about controling our social page like share, comment

After a long time

Larry why don't you make more videos?? 😢

insane value in this video !

Hi Larry and welcome back. Imagine asking Operator to open TradingView (connected to an exchange account) and instructing it to execute Buy and Sell actions on a 10-minute timeframe (for example) for Bitcoin. Can it handle this, and what would be the expected outcomes ?

You're back! You have been missed!

Thank you for this test, seems Operator is not providing a big advantage, yet.

wow, Use OpenAI to get files, then have to manually pass them to Gemini for the big the context window, do analysis afterwards, emmmmmmm, I dont konw.

Love to see confirmation that you can tell it to stop notifying you on certain things. This will definitely make it easier to make safer tasks fully automated, like saving interesting news as txt files every morning, rather than being forced to 'ok' the download of stuff. Amazing things in the future of AI agents.

ideas: wild hair: styled

Good to see you back. Any plan to make more trading bot related videos?

I'd rather write my own script using playwright and python than use this operator function haha

welcome back , bring back the cool agn :)

0:00 What is OpenAI Operator? 1:35 Use Case - Retrieving all transcripts for a technology conference 3:07 It costs money 3:35 First attempt at task automation (fail) 5:47 Better task prompt (success) 7:47 Passing control back to the user to log in to a website 8:27 Returning control back to Operator and continuing 9:45 Confirming permission to download to the filesystem 10:42 The Operator filesystem share folder 11:42 Confirming permission for the rest of the transcripts 13:25 Manually taking control, attempting to open the files in an editor (denied) 14:38 Sending the files to my Google Drive instead (success) 16:01 Saving a task for later 16:28 The build-in Reuters news fetching task 17:35 It can't execute financial transactions (eg. buying stock) 17:55 There is an open conversation limit 18:41 Wrapping up, rambling You can follow or message me at x.com/parttimelarry If you decide to try SeekingAlpha Premium for transcripts, I have a discount link for this: www.sahg6dtr.com/3SKD4H2/R74QP/

My favourite creator is back!

20:44 oh dear, the API isn't authorised for me why >.<

the intro made me LOL, Part Time Larry.

hii PLarry! The issue I'm running into is "Error: Invalid price data ... " . Real-time market data is enabled for the paper-trading acc. It managed to place one opening trade but could not close it and has been looping the error message since. python api and desktop tws isn't ib.reqMktData() the correct data call to connect with the ibkr data feed? firewall is set to allow the traderworkstation in/out traffic gpt made the code and has tried to fix the error a bunch of times. Has someone already experienced this? Help would be greatly good. Thank you dear comrades. xoxo 0b1001011110100b100101111010

but using the free version and this engine, can you run this live with live data? Or do you then need to pay further subscription?

Any websocket API to list assets in real-time?

Would love to see an analysis follow up to this

Hey Larry l know that you can bypass Tradovate API access for prop firms through Flask/Blottle, would you make a video about it? appreciate you!