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Thais Martan's Dot researched and sent her project-status email

Thais Martan@thaismartan

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Recebi acesso antecipado e testei os dots antes do lançamento oficial, que aconteceu hoje! 👀 É como ter um "agente que não dorme": seu dot trabalha de forma proativa e pode continuar avançando nas tarefas entre uma conversa e outra, dentro dos acessos e das permissões que você define. Ele pesquisa, organiza informações, acompanha pendências, prepara materiais e te avisa quando encontra algo importante ou precisa de uma decisão sua. E, pelo ecossistema de plugins, pode se conectar a mais de 4.000 aplicativos. Você escolhe quais conectar e quais informações compartilhar. A liberação está acontecendo de forma gradual para planos Pro e Business Premium, mas logo deve ser liberado no plano Plus tbm! Como já estou testando há alguns dias, preparei um guia com: • O passo a passo para acessar e configurar seu dot • O que funcionou nos meus testes e o que ainda precisa melhorar • Dicas de tarefas para pedir e como aproveitar melhor essa novidade Comenta DOTS para receber o guia! 👇 E compartilha com quem precisa conhecer essa nova forma de trabalhar com IA!

Brazilian business-AI specialist Thais Martan (@thaismartan, 569K followers) demonstrates her early-access Dot on camera: she activates it by voice on her phone, asks it to research ChatGPT Financial Services and draft an email about the status of her AI video projects to bra8000@gmail.com; the reel shows the Dot completing the research, drafting and sending the email autonomously. Also notes it can monitor her inbox hourly and compare hotel prices for a São Paulo trip. Posted in Portuguese (caption is the creator's own text); reel ends with a 'comment DOTS' setup-guide CTA.

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