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John Aspinall's Dot 'Dolly' ran his Amazon image-stack skill natively — product image outputs shown

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I gave Dolly my Amazon image-stack skill so she could run it directly in our chat. Asking her to run a skill the usual way can send the job into a separate Codex session. I show the instruction I use to keep the work with her. I also pinned a browser conversation inside Codex. Email, Amazon, LinkedIn, YouTube, my projects and Dolly all live in the same app. For my brain, having one place to work makes this easier. I use an Amazon product image and URL for the demo, then show earlier image-stack results from Dolly. I also talk through the usage behavior I saw at recording. Give your dot the skill itself and be clear about where you want it to execute. ⚙️ TRAIN WITH ASPI https://goaspi.com 🧠 JOIN OPERATOR INTELLIGENCE https://www.skool.com/operator-intelligence ✍️ READ THE WRITTEN STUFF https://johnaspinallsr.substack.com 📬 EMAIL ME john@goaspi.com 0:00 You're using Codex Dots wrong 0:20 Dolly and demo mode 1:09 My browser inside Codex 2:12 Pin the browser conversation 3:45 My Dots usage at recording 4:50 Give Dolly the skill directly 6:10 Teach Dolly emoji reactions 6:40 Amazon product to image stack 8:01 Earlier image-stack results 8:50 The instruction I give Dolly

First-hand hands-on with his own Dot (named Dolly): John shows how he gave Dolly his Amazon image-stack skill so she executes it natively inside the Dot chat (instead of spinning up a separate Codex session). He demos it live on an Amazon product image + URL, and shows earlier image-stack outputs Dolly had already produced for another product (Gold Bond), calling them 'extremely solid'. Tutorial framing but with real Dot-produced outputs on screen. NOTE: the video also pitches his Operator Intelligence skool community — not a sponsored demo; real channel @johnaspinallai (handle stripped of @ for API).

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