💡 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: […]
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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 […]
Introducing ORGanizer News tab: stay in the flow, stay in the know
A tiny utility with a big goal: funding freedom & fueling curiosity for the ORGanizer community. Over the last months you’ve seen me ship like crazy—little AI experiments, agents, and quality-of-life fixes sparked by late-night ideas and strong coffee. Today I’m sharing something different: not a Salesforce-specific feature, but a small utility designed to give […]
Branch Beacon: From Idea to Marketplace
Sometimes the simplest ideas come from daily pain. I often lose track of which Git branch I’m working on, and even if VS Code (Cursor in my use case) shows it in the status bar, it’s easy to overlook. I wanted something that screams the current branch, with the possibility to customize colors based on […]
AIDA v0.6.2 — images, context menus, bias detection… and a smoother everyday UX
If you don’t know what AIDA is yet, start here: https://blog.enree.co/2025/08/building-aida-ai-do-anything-a-browser-ai-extension-born-from-testing-gpt%e2%80%915 TL;DR AIDA (AI: Do Anything!) is a browser extension that democratizes GenAI for non‑technical folks with simple, in‑browser actions. Bring your preferred model (OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini); keys stay local. v0.6.2 turns AIDA into a multi‑modal toolkit: image analysis via vision models, right‑click […]
Trying Out Gemini Banana Nano
So, I finally got around to testing out the brand new Gemini Banana Nano image generation model from Google (docs here: link), if not for its performances just for the name! This little model is designed to make high-quality image generation faster and lighter, and I couldn’t resist giving it a spin. My first experiment? […]
Tab Deck v1.1.0: A Fresh New Look and Smarter Features
Back in December, I announced the first release of Tab Deck, a Chrome extension designed to save, organize, and reopen groups of browser tabs. You can read the original announcement here: Exploring Tab Deck. During my holidays, I used a calm and peaceful evening (my baby girl was sleeping) to work on polishing the user […]
Project‑Only Memory in ChatGPT: A Game Changer
I’ve been exploring ChatGPT’s new project‑only memory and it’s exactly what I needed. Instead of blending everything together across my different tasks, ChatGPT now stays laser‑focused on the conversations inside a single project. When I spin up a new project and switch on the project‑only option, the model remembers just the chats and files from […]
LinkedIn Notification Badge v1.1.0 – Now with Fancy Formatting (via Context Menu)
When I first released the LinkedIn Notification Badge extension, the goal was simple: display your unread LinkedIn notifications directly in the Chrome toolbar — no refreshes, no distractions. With version 1.1.0, the extension now includes a new, much-requested feature: LinkedIn Fancy Formatter, accessible directly from the context menu on LinkedIn pages. 💡 What’s New in […]
Building AIDA (AI: Do Anything!): a browser AI extension born from testing GPT‑5
I wanted to test GPT‑5 in the wild—no carefully engineered spec, just a fuzzy prompt and a real deliverable. That constraint produced Briefly, a Chrome extension that summarizes the active page, translates it, and lets you “ask the page anything.” The twist: I intentionally started with a vague proI wanted to test GPT‑5 in the […]