OpenAI Dots is way deeper than the launch demo makes it look... I pulled together the 7 videos worth watching before you hire your first Dot. they run under 3 hours total and cover what the launch demo left out Here are 7 videos: video 1 → How Sam... Altman Actually Uses AI (Every, 33 min). Altman walks through his own Dot, how it triages his morning and which features it builds without being asked video 2 → OpenAI's Dots lead on the future of ChatGPT (Sources, 45 min). Alexander Embiricos, who runs the product, explains why Dots started as one agent and how permissions and Space shape what it's allowed to do video 3 → OpenAI's New Agent Stack (Latent Space, 40 min). Computer Use, the Decisions API, UltraFast and the Linux computer every Dot gets video 4 → ChatGPT Dots Just Dropped (Brendan Jowett, 22 min). a hands-on run with schedules, an Airbnb booking and MCP, plus the bugs he hit and why one account still gets only one Dot video 5 → The dots demo, take two (OpenAI, 9 min). the official demo again, recorded after the live one broke on stage video 6 → Everything Announced at OpenAI Dev Day 2026 (PCMag, 16 min). Dots, Space, Sol and Codex Cloud in one recap, useful if you missed the keynote video 7 → We Tested OpenAI DevDay Products (Every, 10 min). a full week of real use with Dots, Space and the Decisions API watch them in this order and the architecture in the article below stops feeling abstract. you'll know what a Dot can do on its own and where it still needs you Grab the full Dots video roadmap in the comments, then read the complete architecture below ↓show more

made a full roadmap for you with all 7 Dots videos in watch order make a copy and tick off each one as you go:

@monokern One thing I'd add: don't skip over how to integrate Dots with existing workflows. It's key for getting the most out of them.

Built different from what they showed on stage

worthy videos. actually they have a lot good points

The only one you really need

hmm interesting deep dive into dots will check it out

i lob dots ty for roadmap

175 minutes to understand the agent is cheaper than rolling back permissions later

This is a great perspective!

yo, thx for this alpha

more useful now

decision permissions handling fair

video 3 is the sleeper hit, stack details go hard

imagine if they made a video for each feature and skill, not just the overviews

launch demos never show the whole thing seven videos is a good start

Dots rly doing great and insane things

The videos are like walking through a machine before you operate it: you see the permissions and handoffs that determine what a Dot can actually do, not just the polished demo.

altman using it for morning triage is the real hook, gonna start there

the depth of OpenAI Dots really does get overlooked in the launch hype

@dotsfirmio

wooow so useful

more useful now..

Do these agents already know how to spin sybils on new chains or do they only book Airbnb?

Thank you for doing this for us.

7 videos under 3 hours?? yeah my weekend is cooked 😂

I think i'm only one who didn't tested openai dots

3 hrs for 7 vids is a lot. Which one actually shows the setup?

The Decisions API sections are the ones I’d watch first. For anyone building their own version, GLiDE beats Jev, Clef and Perplexity on Decision Index at 64.81. Worth comparing the decision model as well as the agent setup.

was just thinking about what I should do this weekend, thanks

This architecture blueprint reveals the multi-agent complexity behind the 'dots' branding. The GPT-6 Astra core looks like a significant differentiator.

saving this, which one would you start with if there's only time for one?

it's going bigger

雇dot之前先看七个视频，这功课做得细

7 videos under 3 hours?? yeah I know what I’m doing tonight 😂

Am I missing something? Why do you keep sharing a document that falsely claims you can build more than one dot?