Productivity

Candid breakdown of what dots actually do versus the launch hype, aimed at people deciding whether to pay for it.

Open-source Claude Code mod by karanb192. Its repo describes it as: Community catalogue of public Claude Code mods (function hooks), scanned from GitHub with what each mod can read, write, run or send over the network. Browse https://mods.aidojo.si/. Shows what the community…

Three practical ways to use the agent. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Peter Yang gives a product manager's tour of dots with practical setup tips and where it fits in a workflow.

A Japanese consultant showed presentation slides that open evidence on click and recompute when dragged, achievable by adding one block to a prompt.

Nader Dabit shared his first Jev experiment, a launcher that predicts your intent from each keystroke, as a sign of how many new apps become possible with sub-second decisions.

Alex Finn demonstrates six workflows. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Pat Simmons shows an easy path to a first working agent with a dot, step by step with no prior setup.

How I AI podcast demos DevDay products including dots and spaces, with hands-on workflows.

Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang lists the connectors shipping in the small-business drop, a handy primary-source index of what exists.

First-pass test of Muse covering onboarding, calendar management and goal setting, with a focus on why its interaction design works.

Creator runs a batch of everyday tasks through a dot and reports which succeeded, which failed and what to avoid.

Antonio Leiva explains in Spanish how he used his always-on dot since the Friday before launch, connecting email and calendar and letting it propose work unprompted. A practical walkthrough of a real setup.

Hands-on impressions of living with a dot day to day, covering where it feels like a real assistant and where it still stumbles.

Riley Brown called his ChatGPT dot for 45 minutes with his phone in his pocket and cleared the day's email and Slack tasks by voice. He used it as a hands-free chief of staff and is documenting the lessons for a video.

Vox (@Voxyz_ai) switched to dots as his primary agent, praising the iMessage-style interface and desktop voice conversation that feels like talking to a person, and details the bugs he hit. A hands-on usage report.

The launch-day thread from Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang naming the first wave of Muse connectors, widely cited as the original directory.

AppImage, deb and tar.gz builds for x64 and arm64 so Linux users get the desktop app that was only shipped for macOS and Windows. Made by a high-school student for his own distro.