Repos made with OpenAI Dots

MIT-licensed self-hosted agent workspace positioned as an alternative to Dots, Muse and Grok Bot, offering chat, connectors, approval flows and optional computer use. Early prototype.

CopilotKit CEO Atai Barkai released OpenDots one day after the demo: always-on coworkers with computer use, Slack and Teams, Spaces and Pages, and voice calls, built on AG-UI so teams can clone and customise it.

Composio's Karan Vaidya launched an open-source dots that runs on your Mac with each dot holding its own logged-in browser, triggers on Gmail and Calendar plus 1,500 apps, and voice calls. Pitched at a tenth of the cost.

Anil Matcha shipped an MIT-style open-source dots workspace within hours of the launch, with browser, terminal and file computer use, personal-app connectors and support for any LLM. It lets people run the same pattern on their own infrastructure.

Curated list of architectures, tools, policies and workflows for building with Dots, useful as a starting map of the ecosystem.

Chinese-language handbook for learning ChatGPT Dot step by step, including Q&A and sourced high-scoring user cases.

Source-backed directory of Dots cases, community projects and developer resources.

Bilingual explainer of the always-on ChatGPT agent powered by GPT-6, written after DevDay 2026.

Experimental, source-available setup and collaboration protocol for organizing how you work with a dot.