ChatGPT Images 2.5 is faster, sharper, and finally good at holding a likeness through edits. I pushed it onto my daily 75-image art pack to see if the upgrade survives a real high-volume workload.
Cliff
Founder & Editor
Proud Husband. Cat Dad. Tech Enthusiast. Player of Video Games. Writer of Words. Listener of Music. Reader of News. Picture Taker. I've been playing video games since the early 70's and haven't run out of lives yet!
How I shipped TopStart, my first commercial MacOS app, from a menu-bar idea to a live $4.99 launch with a 7-day trial, license keys, a packaged DMG, and the honest parts that almost broke it.
How I woke up a 15-year-old dormant X account and turned it into a real presence focused on AI art and building in public, including the Creator Program gate and the image that broke through.
How I automated a daily AI art pipeline that turns 100 prompts into 100 original images before breakfast, including the traps I hit and what it really costs.
A Uses page is a promise that you run what you show. Here is how I rebuilt my App Stack page on dark glass, grouped it by category, starred my daily drivers, and dodged two WordPress traps that nearly broke the whole thing.
The AI Art Gallery on SeerOfSouls holds twelve pieces of fantasy art, and every one was made with ChatGPT. Here is how an idea becomes a finished image.
I shipped the Hermes Achievements contribution, launched the Hermes Command Center, kept building TopStart, and chased down a featured image bug that was cutting every image in half.
I took the Hermes achievements plugin, added unlock notifications, confetti, a Discord webhook, share cards, and more, then sent it all back as a pull request. Here is the story of the contribution.
I used to run my tasks one at a time and wait on every result. Then I started sending batches of independent work to parallel workers. Here is how it works and when it pays off.
A complete walkthrough of setting up the Hermes Gateway with Discord. From creating your bot to running skills in chat, voice channels, and real world workflows.
