Projects

Sam Altman: my Dot triages my mornings and builds feature versions

@EveryInc

added

Dan Shipper interviews Sam Altman at OpenAI's DevDay: Altman's Dot triages the issues that used to eat his early mornings and flags only what's truly urgent — giving back his most productive hours. He also gives his Dot feature ideas in spare moments and it builds five or six versions for him to review.

First-hand testimony from Sam Altman (OpenAI CEO) on The Every Podcast (Dan Shipper, DevDay): his Dot now triages whatever fires would have eaten his early mornings — 'his window of maximum creativity' — and flags only what's truly urgent, giving him back the most productive part of his day. In spare moments he gives his Dot feature ideas and it builds five or six versions for him to review. Concrete saved-time + built results, described by the Dot's own owner on camera.

View on YouTube

More Dots use cases in Projects

See all 117 →
Reddit · Projects

Dot as my DevOps bot — monitoring six self-hosted infra tools

Dots versus Jev I've started using Dots today as my DevOps & Analytics go-to bot, basically told it to monitor glitchtip (self-hosted sentry alternative), hetzner VM/server utilization and stats, self-hosted plausible analytics, google search console, logs, and git (self-hosted forgejo). Since it's for 6 apps with a combined 100 daily active visitors and absolutely zero revenues I thought what can go wrong well, the little guy went out started to come back with all of these great suggestions, like set up goals in analytics, fix small bugs and stuff which is starting to look like work really So I'm considering moving back to Jev, "is it broken yes no" and then ignore the answer. What kind of similar successes have you seen with Dots so far?
r/jacob_indie