Rohan Varma details first-week updates and roadmap for dots
One week after the launch of dots, Rohan Varma detailed performance and bug fixes alongside upcoming plans for deeper Codex app integration and local computer control.
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View all AI newsChatGPT Web rewritten on the desktop app codebase
Andrew Ambrosino says the team spent the past five weeks rewriting ChatGPT Web on the desktop app codebase. He says Astra made the rewrite possible and that Dots, Space, Codex Cloud, and other launches will reach web and desktop on the same day.
OpenAI Developers says dots can triage bugs and return Codex pull requests
OpenAI Developers says a dot, an always-on agent powered by GPT-6 Astra, can use plugins, context, and a cloud computer to triage bug reports, scope failing builds, and return complete pull requests after building and testing changes with Codex.
Polymarket says OpenAI unveils Dots, always-on agents linked to 4,000+ apps
Polymarket says OpenAI has unveiled Dots, always-on AI agents that can work autonomously around the clock, run their own cloud computers, and connect to more than 4,000 apps.
Dots will be available to ChatGPT Pro, Business Premium, and Enterprise users
Dots will be available in ChatGPT on web, mobile, and desktop for Pro, Business Premium, and Enterprise users in eligible markets. The first dot is created in the desktop app or a desktop browser.
OpenAI introduces dots, always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra
OpenAI is introducing dots, always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra. It describes them as remarkably capable and built to handle everything.
OpenAI says users can set action boundaries for dots
OpenAI says users can decide what a dot may do on its own, when it must ask first, and what it must never do. Each dot runs on its own cloud computer, so connecting a personal computer is optional.
Elvis says OpenAI has announced dots, with its own computer
Elvis says OpenAI has announced dots and that he has tested it for the last few days. He describes proactive capabilities, a built-in computer, and note-taking tools he used to organize DevDay travel and meetings.