What people do with OpenAI dots

4 cases

Draft a weekly business brief and post-meeting follow-ups
In the same test, a weekly business brief scored 8.6/10 (it came as plain text until a PDF was requested). The post-meeting follow-up email scored lowest, at 7/10: it invented no commitments but was not ready to send and needed two attempts.
Executive · Executive Assistant · Sales
Source: aiagentslibrary.com · Oct 2026
Prepare meeting briefs and triage the inbox
In a two-day, 10-task business test, a reviewer scored Dots 9/10 on meeting prep, but a promised visual deliverable was unfinished. Inbox triage scored 7.5/10: priorities were sensible, but it treated an already-resolved issue as still open.
Executive Assistant · Executive
Source: aiagentslibrary.com · Oct 2026
Reply to email in your voice, with send approval
A newsletter reviewer connected calendar, docs and drive and asked their Dot to answer a simple email. The reply sounded like them but went out before they could read it, so they then told the Dot to show all outgoing messages first.
Executive Assistant
Source: theneuron.ai · Sept 2026
Catch a forgotten invoice and send it after approval
In its dots launch post, OpenAI says an early tester's dot noticed he had forgotten to invoice a publication, prepared the invoice, and sent it only after he approved. OpenAI gives no further detail or figures.
Finance
Source: openai.com · Sept 2026

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