OpenAI’s custom GPTs are a no-code/low-code way to build specialized versions of ChatGPT that behave as simple AI agents, combining instructions, private knowledge, and built-in or external tools.
A reference to OpenAI’s AgentKit — the developer framework for designing, visualizing, and deploying multi-step AI agents. Covers its architecture, connector registry, guardrails, observability, and how it complements Agent Builder.
A reference to OpenAI’s Agent Builder — the low-code interface for creating custom AI agents inside ChatGPT or via the API. Covers its purpose, architecture, configuration workflow, governance, and where it sits next to AgentKit.
A2UI (Agent-to-User Interface) is Google’s open protocol that lets an AI agent describe an interactive interface as secure, declarative JSON, which the client renders with its own native components.
Agentic vs. Automation Platforms: AgentKit, n8n, and Make AI-powered automation tooling splits into two families, and choosing the wrong one wastes weeks. Agentic orchestration platforms (e.g., OpenAI AgentKit) build agents that reason, plan, and adapt. Deterministic automation platforms (e.g., n8n, Make) execute predefined, event-triggered sequences. This guide compares them and shows when each fits. The […]