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Based on GPT-6 Astra, Rolling Out Sequentially to ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium Users
OpenAI has introduced 'Dots,' an AI agent that continuously handles tasks on behalf of users. Dots learns the user's goals and work methods, operates autonomously by integrating with over 4,000 apps to execute projects, and proposes matters requiring review to the user.
OpenAI announced on the 30th that it unveiled over 20 new announcements including Dots, ChatGPT, Codex, models, and developer tools at 'DevDay 2026' held in San Francisco on the 29th (US local time).
Each Dots instance comes with its own cloud computer and browser.
Users can delegate projects, monitor progress, and adjust direction as needed.
For example, a product launch manager's Dot can pre-draft and propose revisions to the launch plan and related materials if the product scope changes.
Final approval is determined by the user.
Users can communicate with Dots via text or voice in desktop, web, or mobile ChatGPT, or call Dots directly to provide instructions and receive briefings on results, OpenAI explained.
Regarding permission management, OpenAI allows users to set separate rules to allow, request, or block specific actions by Dots.
Automatic review applies to actions that may affect accounts or information sharing, while sensitive tasks such as password changes must be handled directly by the user.
Dots will be rolled out sequentially to ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium users, and enterprise users can access the beta version once the workspace administrator enables the feature.
The first Dot is included at no additional cost with Pro and Business Premium plans.
OpenAI also announced GPT-6.1 Sol on the same day.
GPT-6.1 Sol enhanced agent-based coding, computer usage, and professional task execution capabilities compared to the existing GPT-6 Sol, and achieved the same score as GPT-6 Astra on the DeepSWE v1.1 evaluation, OpenAI stated.
An Ultrafast model optimized for speed-focused tasks was also unveiled.
Additionally, OpenAI launched Space, a collaborative workspace within ChatGPT, and Pages, a document collaboration tool.
In Space, users, ChatGPT, and Dots can work together, while Pages supports writing, research, chart and image generation, and information visualization.
Collaborative Slides will be launched at a later date.
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