Real quick, when you send due date for the built-in Create Task tool, it needs to NOT have GMT or the time needs to be converted to UTC (recommended). Its current form gets rejected by GHL and task does not get created. {"return":{"status":422,"data":{"status":422,"message":"The due date must be a date and time with timezone offset. ex: 2020-10-25T10:00:00Z","name":"HttpException","traceId":"e96e3df9-25c4-4cb1-9501-ddb2d639166f"}},"due_date":"2026-02-14T09:41:24.580GMT-05:00"},"document":{"id":"L2fqWASThDPVaIe3sQRD","path":"tool-call/L2fqWASThDPVaIe3sQRD"}}

Telnyx Integration... 5 1/2 years on the GHL ideas board and still nothin... NOT ANYMORE! I'm not a coder and relied 100% on AI. Took a few hours and built seamless integration myself with a simple dashboard. Submitting for approval today. Free for everyone. No upfront fee. No hidden fee. No usage fee. 100% free. It's literally just a clean, seamless bridge that allows you to send and receive SMS via Telnyx with or without a GHL phone number. And Telnyx is 1/2 the price for SMS and 1/4 the price for MMS than Twilio. Happy early Thanksgiving!

If you want to send and receive SMS thru GHL but have it sent or received via your Telnyx number (no GHL phone number required), my Telnyx Bridge app is now live in the marketplace. ** It is currently only setup to handle SMS. I'm about 80% completed with the call routing (for instance, where someone can call your Telnyx phone number but you can answer it via the GHL app or call out via the GHL app but it actually uses your Telnyx number) feature. Since a lot of us use Telnyx now thought this might be beneficial - send and receive SMS without needing a GHL phone number. If you run into any issues, let me know. Things always seem to work perfectly in testing and hitch in production when its live lol.

@Jorden Williams you made an awesome video one time about how you got your chat responses shorter and more humanistic. I tried it find it but it’s lost in the sea of skool Anyone else have some good prompting for this. Currently my chat replies are a bit long winded and I want the back and forth to be more conversational rather than information dump

Anyone switched to 5 Nano model yet? If so, curious how it runs. It's faster, cheaper and 2.5x the context window. I use 5 Nano in a lot of my other stuff (its awesome), but haven't tried it for chat/voice. If you've used it with Assistable, how did it do?