Automation with OpenAI Dots

Eight browser-use automations showcased on ChatGPT's agent stack, with tasks you can copy.

Zinho Automates shows workflows a dot can run on its own and explains why he rates it as a strong agent.

OpenAI researcher Noam Brown tested dots over a weekend and had his dot hunt down subscriptions to cancel. It then connected to a customer service channel and handled an entire texting conversation on his behalf.

Leon van Zyl shows how to set up a dot as a 24/7 personal assistant, including connections and scheduled tasks.

Paul Hudson woke to a cancelled train; his dot read the cancellation email, saw his ticket was valid on earlier services, checked live tracking and surfaced an alternative on its own. A concrete early-access story of proactive help.

KakaoTalk plugin running on a virtual device so an AI agent such as a dot can message through Korea's main chat app.

Reusable skill that cleans up Threads posts for a dot or Codex, handling bulk removal steps.

A Pro user runs homelab projects through his dot and tries to have it delegate to Sol 6.1 Work chats, monitor progress and return when input is needed; he reports it started a task and finished setup work on a connected Windows VM.

Lets you chat with an existing dot from inside WeChat, with text, images and file support.

Native Beeper bridge for ChatGPT Dots so a dot can be messaged alongside your other chat networks.

Feishu/Lark adapter for dots and other agents, offering WebSocket messaging and MCP access.

After plugging a dot into his work accounts, a user updated a Google Sheet with a different agent; the dot, watching email, flagged a possible duplicate in the badge data before production. A vivid example of proactive review.