OpenAI Dots

Collection of skills that make a dot more productive, packaged for reuse across tasks.

Working paper treating always-on personal agents as a new operating primitive and comparing Dots with Grok Bot.

Single-binary local MCP server that opens an outbound OpenAI secure tunnel so ChatGPT and dots can read/edit files, run Git, builds and tests on your machine with a permission engine and Linux sandboxing.

Evidence log of orchestrating Codex, a dot and Muse together, with failure cases and progress-checking methods.

Windows credential broker with TPM encryption and MFA so a dot can use browser sessions without ever seeing raw passwords.

Gateway for controlling existing personal agents, adding task leases and file delivery across Muse and Dots.

Build a touchscreen ESP32 companion for your Dots, with character animation and chat summaries on a small display.

Open-source self-hosted agent workspace pitched as an alternative to dots and other always-on agents.

Animated 1950s-cartoon clock that lives on a Mac desktop as a personal assistant companion for AI agents.

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

Standalone desktop app for running persistent autonomous agents with workspaces, modelled on the Dots idea.

Local MCP bridge letting a dot watch existing Codex coding sessions and record scoped follow-ups.

Fix for a Windows local-task failure on dots caused by one verified WDAC policy case, with steps to resolve it.

Open-source local agent that offers Dots and Grok Bot style behaviour on a laptop with your own keys and no middleman.

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

Android shortcut app that opens your ChatGPT Dot directly, with custom names and dot-style icons.

Obsidian vault template with source-backed notes so a personal agent on dots can keep a durable second brain.

Omarchy plugin that gathers Muse, ChatGPT Dots and Grok Bot behind one bar, so several assistants share a single entry point.

Touch-first dashboard that sits beside ChatGPT dots, giving a tablet-friendly view of what the agent is doing.

Omarchy plugin that puts ChatGPT Dots into the desktop bar for quick access on Linux.

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

Solana token radar designed to plug into a dot, which watches on-chain activity and reports back.

Reverse-engineered bridge that exposes a dot's backend as an API compatible with Codex tooling.

User shares his named dot 'Margaret', praising how proactive and fast it is, and requests the ability to embed things built with a dot or Codex inside ChatGPT Pages.