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Lex the Dot ran Rajat's day: fixed a calendar clash, rescued 2 bank emails from spam, and chased his drafts

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I have been having way too much fun with @OpenAI's dots!! I was NOT ready for this level of proactive-ness. I set up zero prompts and zero routines only named it Lex and forgot about it. highlights of what Lex did on its own in the last 24 hrs: - read my meeting notes as they came in, spotted that the Friday catchup I agreed to clashed with an invite on my personal email, flagged it and took my input and ran and fixed - noticed 2 cohort members on slack drifting from what we covered in a session. I was NOT tagged, but Lex was in the channel and brought it to me ✨ - caught 2 time-sensitive banking emails that had landed in spam - warned me my changes would be delayed, because a teammate was discussing another set of changes on slack - saw a reply still sitting in gmail drafts hours after I had been actively responding, and nudged me It's like Lex looks at 10 tools and all my accounts and asks "what can I do that will be helpful? " I LOVE IT! and the call feature 🤯 I called to pass on an instruction and, like an actual teammate: "btw Rajat, there's a new mail on the active thread with your accountant want help or do we pick it up later?" Yes, I have built setups like this in other tools but this is different, and it's getting me hooked even more let me create few more dots please @OpenAI. I asked Lex to storyboard our 24 hours 👇

Rajat named his Dot "Lex" with zero prompts or routines — and in 24 hours Lex on its own: read meeting notes, spotted a Friday catchup clashing with a personal-email invite, flagged it, took input and fixed it; noticed 2 Slack cohort members drifting off-session (untagged, just in the channel); caught 2 time-sensitive banking emails that had landed in spam; warned that Rajat's changes would be delayed because a teammate was discussing another set of changes on Slack; and nudged him about a Gmail draft still sitting hours after he'd been actively replying. Via the call feature, Lex also surfaced a new mail on the active accountant thread mid-call, like an actual teammate. Concrete, first-hand, multi-tool proactive work across ~10 connected tools.

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