This experiment started after reading a post by Chris Pearson, who shared a clever way to visualize Salesforce release features in a dashboard format. His idea immediately resonated with me — clear, structured, and visual instead of the usual PDF marathon. I loved the concept so much that I decided to take it a step […]
Author: Enrico Murru
AIDA v0.6.5 – Logs and LLM Love
This release brings one of the most “useful “lab” updates I’ve shipped so far:a full-fledged logging and monitoring system for LLM API calls. Inside the new Logging tab in the settings, you’ll now find: So why this feature? Because I wanted a clear way to track and verify LLM usage, monitor performance, and get a […]
OpenAI’s New AgentKit and ChatGPT Apps: Explained
Yesterday OpenAI unveiled a bunch of new tools that bring AI one step closer to doing tasks for you, not just answering questions. The big news was AgentKit (including a visual Agent Builder and ChatKit), plus ChatGPT Apps. In plain terms, this means ChatGPT can now integrate interactive “apps” (like Spotify or Booking.com) right in […]
Agentforce Vibes: Salesforce Brings “Vibe Coding” to Enterprise Development
Salesforce has officially unveiled Agentforce Vibes, its bold step into the world of “vibe coding”—a natural language-to-code paradigm powered by generative AI. Think of it as telling Salesforce what you want and watching it come to life: Apex classes, Lightning Web Components, Flows, tests, and even deployments. While many vibe-coding experiments to date have been […]
InBuddy v1.3.1 — Jump Straight to What Matters on LinkedIn
We’ve just rolled out InBuddy 1.3.1, and this update puts you in control of where the extension takes you when you click its icon. Choose Your LinkedIn Landing Page Not everyone starts their LinkedIn session the same way—some head straight to the feed, others dive into notifications, and many jump right into messaging. With this […]
InBuddy 1.3.0 gets even smarter: new tools for comments and markdown
LinkedIn power users, rejoice. InBuddy—your secret weapon for making posts and comments stand out—just got a big upgrade. Jump to the InBuddy landing page to download it: https://organizer.solutions/lnb.html 💬 Fancy text edition for comments Until now, the toolbar lived mainly in the post composer. With this update, it also works inside comments. That means you […]
OAuth “Username-Password Flow Disabled” in Salesforce: What It Means & What to Do
You tried making an OAuth call using the username-password flow. Everything seemed set up correctly — client ID, secret, username, password + security token, correct endpoint — but in the Login History you see: “Username-Password Flow Disabled” This isn’t a credentials error. It means Salesforce has disabled that flow in your org (or for that […]
AIDA v0.6.3 — notifications, image upload analysis, multi-config settings, and a first look at the Knowledge Base
AIDA — “AI: Do Anything!” is my experiment in democratizing GenAI for non-technical people: simple, in-browser actions with BYOM (bring your own model: OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini). Keys stay local; no vendor lock-in. If you’re new to AIDA, start here: https://blog.enree.co/2025/09/aida-v0-6-2-images-context-menus-bias-detection-and-a-smoother-everyday-ux TL;DR What’s new in AIDA v0.6.3 1) Notifications that matter 2) Upload & […]
🔥 Fancy Text meets LinkedIn — Version 1.2.0 is here!
💡 Plain text is so 2024… Version 1.2.0 delivers the glow-up I promised! In my last post I teased that the next release would bring the Fancy Text toolbar directly into LinkedIn’s editor. Well… here it is. Delivered. 🚀 Now, when you write a post: ⚡ What’s in the roadmap (of my mind)?Think markdown magic: […]
OpenAI Brings Full MCP Support to ChatGPT: What It Means for Developers
When OpenAI quietly announced full Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for ChatGPT in September 2025, many AI developers nearly fell off their chairs. This “developer mode” beta gives paying users the ability to connect ChatGPT to any MCP‑compatible tool or data source – and then write back to those systems. No more read‑only, search‑and‑fetch interactions: your […]