Introducing dots
The launch announcement: personal agents, cloud computers, connected apps, and specialist enterprise pilots.
Read original sourceGetting started with your dot
Setup, plan and regional availability, mobile support, and everyday controls. A living help article.
Read original sourcePrivacy, security, and safety FAQs
Answers about permissions, retained context, memory, data use, and approvals.
Read original sourceHow OpenAI builds safeguards into dots
How isolated workspaces, secure sign-in, monitoring, and action checks work together.
Read original sourceManage dots in ChatGPT workspaces
The administrator reference for enterprise access, cloud capabilities, and messaging permissions.
Read original sourceAuto-review
Documentation for the separate system that reviews actions before they run.
Read original sourceDevDay 2026 recap
The official event hub puts the Dots announcement in its wider product context.
Read original sourceOpenAI debuts dots, its assistant to take on Muse
Launch reporting and the competitive context. Search-index summary reviewed; full-page retrieval was unavailable.
Read original sourceAltman unveils an always-on AI agent
An independent news report on the announcement. Search-index summary reviewed; full-page retrieval was unavailable.
Read original sourceThe launch-day community conversation
A skeptical discussion about value and usage. Individual opinions, not verified pricing or a representative survey.
Read original sourceThe Dots handbook
A broad guide to ongoing work, connections and review, with illustrative workflows for sales, content, launches and research.
Read original sourceSetup and first responsibilities
A step-by-step introduction, including an offsite-planning example and how to define follow-ups.
Read original sourceMessaging, calls and shared channels
How to reach a dot across ChatGPT, Slack and Teams. Adding a channel is distinct from authorizing monitoring or sharing.
Read original sourceTasks, schedules and memory
Explains delegated tasks, recurring schedules, supported event monitoring, and context that carries across conversations.
Read original sourceCloud computers, local devices and apps
Connection requirements, separate browser sessions and private sign-in. Only one personal computer can be connected at a time.
Read original sourceReview, pause and stop work
Main-task pause, delegated-task stop and schedule cancellation are separate controls. Includes optional custom rules.
Read original sourceSystem card: the Dots appendix
The Dots appendix discusses robustness and long-running evaluation. These evaluations are not customer outcomes or production uptime measurements.
Read original sourceDevDay 2026 keynote replay
The official full-keynote video. Title and OpenAI channel attribution verified through YouTube metadata; we have not reviewed the full recording.
Read original sourceThe Dots launch post
Launch-post reference verified in the 9to5Mac article’s embed. Direct X retrieval was unavailable; no replies or engagement metrics were reviewed.
Read original sourceDevDay, as observed from the room
First-hand event notes on API migration, the fictional music-app demo, live-call delays and mobile setup. The author disclosed a free ticket and creator seating.
Read original sourceDevDay launch roundup and official embeds
Event reporting with the official livestream and launch social post. Useful as an entry point; it is not an independent Dots performance test.
Read original sourceDevDay interviews: people building Dots
Episode notes point to Alexander Embiricos at 25:17 and Tibo Sottiaux at 01:16:22. Chapter descriptions reviewed; the full audio was not transcribed or checked.
Read original sourceLaunch discussion: long-running agents
A discussion of delegation, value and expectations. Comments are individual reactions; they do not establish reliability, pricing or long-term success.
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