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Dot proactively caught a schedule conflict and drafted my replies while I slept

半沢風馬/AI×マーケティング会社@fuma_cmo_nagoya

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GPTのdotが素晴らしい点3選 ･依頼してないのに勝手にスケジュールミスを指摘してくれる 例えば1日にカレンダー入れてるけど、メールでは2日で合意してたりすることを指摘して通知してくれる。 ･依頼してないのにメールで返答が必要なやつだけを選定し返信文まで作ってくれてる。 ･寝る前Dotsにこれ頼むと最高→「これから8時間就寝しますので、各セッションの残タスクを、これまでの依頼・承認の範囲で自律的に進め、利用可能なゴール設定やDotsの定期確認で停止した未完了セッションを再開し、行き詰まったら別の解決方法へ切り替え、僕の入力待ちは保留して他の作業を進めてください。」

First-hand Threads post (in Japanese) by 半沢風馬/AI×マーケティング会社 (@fuma_cmo_nagoya, Oct 1 2026). Three unsolicited things his OpenAI Dot did for him: (1) flagged a real schedule mismatch without being asked — his calendar said day 1 but the email agreement was day 2; (2) picked out emails needing replies and drafted the response text on its own; (3) he leaves his Dot a bedtime instruction to autonomously continue remaining tasks during his 8-hour sleep — resuming paused sessions, switching approaches when stuck, and deferring anything waiting on his input. Text-only post; media_type none (Threads precedent).

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