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We Built Microsoft Teams in 23 Minutes (And You Can Use It) & GPT 5.4 Impressions - EP99.37

06 March 2026 1:08:10 Michael Sharkey, Chris Sharkey

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So Chris, this week... we've been having way too much fun with the AI again. OpenAI just dropped GPT-5.4 and 5.4 Pro, and holy shit - we finally have a ball game. This might be the first OpenAI model that genuinely competes with Opus 4.6 for agentic work.

But here's where it gets wild: we rebuilt Trello AND Microsoft Teams from scratch using single prompts. Not mockups. Fully deployed, working apps with authentication, video chat, the works. You can literally sign up and use them right now.

Plus: We roast Gemini 3.1 (it's a disgrace for agentic workflows), break down the insane $30/$180 per million pricing on 5.4 Pro (who is this for??), and discuss why every $99/month SaaS tool might be about to die. Chris declares his programming skills "useless" and honestly... he might be right.

We also demo our actual workflow - running 5 agent tabs simultaneously, delegating everything, and why we barely visit websites anymore. The AI workspace IS the operating system now.


CHAPTERS:

0:00 - Intro & Housekeeping (We Screwed Up the Link)
1:26 - GPT-5.4 First Impressions & Specs
3:12 - Chris's Testing: 40 Minutes to Solve a Problem
4:51 - Knowledge Work Improvements (Catching Up to Anthropic)
6:38 - Computer Use vs Browser/Terminal Debate
8:07 - Why We Don't Need Computer Use Anymore
9:53 - Teaser: We Built Full SaaS Apps Today
11:19 - Tool Search API & Skills Integration
13:20 - The Speed Problem (It's a Plodder)
15:12 - GPT-5.4 Pro Pricing Reaction ($30/$180 WTF)
18:14 - Someone Rebuilt Minecraft in 24 Minutes
19:46 - Gemini 3.1 Roast: "It's a Disgrace"
22:36 - DEMO: Trallo (Full Trello Clone)
29:03 - DEMO: Macrosoft Teams (Working Video Chat!)
33:30 - The SaaS Collapse Theory
36:42 - AI Workspace as the New Operating System
38:57 - Forcing Features onto Entrenched Software
43:32 - "My Programming Skills Are Useless" - Chris
46:06 - The $12 Million Legacy Software Opportunity
51:06 - Beyond Code: Forms, PDFs, Knowledge Work
55:28 - How Fast Will This Change Everything?
56:31 - Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Quick Take
59:36 - The Del

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