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Set up crawl monitoring for client sites and check your calendar

The CEO of SLIDEFACTORY, a Portland interactive agency, spent about a day giving OpenAI dots real agency work. It found calendar clashes, answered a colleague in Slack and crawled two client websites, but several connections failed.

What they did

He connected Slack, his calendar, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console through the browser, plus his own SEO monitoring service through a hosted MCP endpoint. He asked the dot to review his week for conflicts, handle a colleague's request for a PDF summary in Slack, and add two client sites, a law firm and a medical practice, to monitoring with a daily combined report.

How it went

The dot flagged a budget meeting overlap and a midweek conflict, delivered the PDF summary about 50 minutes after the request, and finished crawls of 44 and 111 pages on the two client sites.

Worth knowing

Rescheduling a client meeting and an email task were not completed, Google data imports were skipped, and the first daily report had not run by the end of the test. He reports no SEO results yet.

Try it with OpenAI dots

Connect my calendar, Slack and <your analytics or SEO tool>. Check my week for meeting conflicts and list them. Then add <client website 1> and <client website 2> to monitoring, crawl each site, and send me one combined report every morning at <time>. Ask me before you change any meeting.

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