I Tested OpenAI Dots: Can It Actually Help Me Work?
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I tested OpenAI Dots to see whether an always-on AI agent could help with the work inside my agency. Here is my first setup, voice conversation, workflow test and an Arsenal-inspired football-management prototype. The useful question for me is how much work it can carry forward between my decisions. I ask it to review my projects, help with content and outreach planning, and build something I can actually look at and try. There are promising moments, but also delays, missing functionality and things that still need checking. This is an honest first-use test, not proof that Dots can run a business unattended. Outreach discussed in the recording is preparation, not evidence that messages were sent. What would you give your dot as its first real task? TOOLS AND LINKS OpenAI Dots announcement: https://openai.com/index/introducing-dots/ Dots overview: https://chatgpt.com/features/dots/ Getting started: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001530-getting-started-with-your-dot Codex: https://openai.com/codex/ OpenClaw, mentioned as an earlier experiment: https://openclaw.ai/ Grok, discussed in the comparison: https://grok.com/ X: https://x.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/ THE FUTURE STUDIO Explore our work or contact us: https://thefuturestudio.online/ Free tools and resources: https://thefuturestudio.online/resources/ My X profile: https://x.com/rich_the_future #OpenAIDots #AIAgents #Codex
Rich of The Future Studio sets up a brand-new Dot on camera and asks it to build a football-management game prototype. In about 10 minutes the Dot delivers a playable slice — club dashboard, tactic screens and an animated match moment with real player names — which he clicks through and narrates on screen. First-hand build with the result shown working.
