Dot: the ChatGPT assistant that stays active in the cloud
The analysis gathers confirmed facts and issues raised in review videos about OpenAI’s agent for Pro and Business subscribers.
Dots is a ChatGPT agent that stays active in the cloud. The analysis describes it as based on the GPT-6 Astra model and intended for Pro and Business subscribers. It can have its own name and avatar, keep a notebook, and show its activity in a dashboard.
With automations based on a schedule, email, or form, Dots can carry out tasks without requiring someone to monitor every step. It also offers subagents and access through voice, mobile, and Slack. Desktop control is optional. In practice, however, there are limitations: the cloud browser failed during a demonstration, completed tasks are not always reported, and some of the agent’s claims about itself may be false.
Those who want to get started can consult the guide to Dots. Before relying on it for important tasks, note that Codex threads do not appear in the project, Codex integrations need to be set up again, and there is no option to pause or use a team of Dots. The analysis also notes that the service is unavailable in the European Union, the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland.
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