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Early-access tester names her Dot Bit, gets a live planning scratchpad

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I've been testing it in early access, and this is absolutely amazing. Give it a goal, tell it how you like things done, and it can keep working while you're away. I named mine Bit. I love the personal scratchpad he creates for me: what's pending, what needs my attention, and where he can help.

Data/AI creator Aishwarya Srinivasan (real handle: the.datascience.gal) tested OpenAI Dots in early access: she named her Dot Bit and shows the personal scratchpad it maintains for her — pending items, what needs her attention, and where it can help — plus a walkthrough of setup, access and approval rules. First-hand early-access result, public reel.

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