Congress spent approximately $100,580 on ChatGPT during the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, representing 90% of all AI tool spending by House offices and committees. OpenAI's ChatGPT dominated with $100,580 in spending across 798 transactions, while Anthropic's Claude came second with $13,160 across 37 transactions. Congressional staffers are using these tools to draft legislation analysis, constituent responses, hearing materials, and social media posts.
Glasp released an MCP (Model Context Protocol) connector that lets users search their highlights and notes within Claude and ChatGPT. The connector integrates Glasp's annotation tool directly into both AI chatbots via the Model Context Protocol standard. Users can now query their saved highlights without leaving their chat interface.
A developer shares their Linux VM and Tailscale-based setup for running AI coding agents autonomously, combining remote VM access with ChatGPT's native SSH support for seamless work across devices. The setup uses a disposable Ubuntu VM on an always-on desktop with Tailscale for private networking, allowing agents to run with minimal approval prompts and continue work in the background. Key tools include git worktrees for parallel work, the ChatGPT desktop app as a thin client, and elevated agent permissions (sudoers, GitHub CLI login) that trade safety for convenience.
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