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OpenAI Expands Dots With Mobile Setup, Codex Delegation and Scheduled Tasks
The latest update pushes OpenAI's always-on agents deeper into persistent
work, allowing users to create them from mobile, delegate coding work and
manage recurring tasks across ChatGPT.
OpenAI is expanding what its Dots agents can do less than two weeks after
their initial launch, adding new ways for the agents to continue work across
ChatGPT, Codex and mobile devices.
The company says users can now create a Dot directly from the ChatGPT mobile
app on iOS and Android rather than beginning setup only from desktop.
Dots can also start work inside Codex, continue existing coding threads and
draw context from ChatGPT conversations, Codex activity and automations.
WHAT MAKES DOTS DIFFERENT A Dot is designed to keep working toward an
outcome beyond a single chat session rather than waiting for every next
instruction. Each Dot runs on GPT-6 Astra, has its own cloud computer and
browser and can connect to thousands of apps through OpenAI's plugin ecosystem.
OpenAI launched Dots on September 29 as always-on agents designed to maintain
context, use connected tools and continue longer-running projects without
requiring constant step-by-step prompting.
The latest update extends that model into software development. A Dot can now
hand work to Codex, pick up existing threads and decide whether a task should
continue in the same context or begin in a new one.
OpenAI also says Dots can review and edit Scheduled Tasks in ChatGPT Work,
allowing an agent to inspect recurring work and adjust it as plans change.
That makes the product closer to a persistent work layer than a conventional
chatbot. A Dot can keep several projects moving, report progress and return to
the user when a decision or approval is required.
But the system is not designed to act without limits. Users decide which apps
are connected, what actions are permitted and which steps require approval.
OpenAI says background proactive research is more restricted than active task
execution. When the user is not directly working with a Dot, connected-app
tools used for proactive research are read-only and cannot send messages,
change application content or control the user's browser or computer.
THE SIGNAL OpenAI is moving beyond AI that answers individual prompts toward
AI that maintains responsibility for ongoing work. The October update matters
because Dots can now carry that work across mobile, coding and scheduled-task
environments.
03 CORE NOTES What OpenAI has confirmed
01 Dots were launched on September 29 and are rolling out across Pro, Business
Premium and Enterprise plans in eligible markets.
02 The October 9 update lets users create a Dot from mobile, delegate work
into Codex and continue existing coding threads.
03 Users retain control over app access, permissions and approvals, while
background proactive research uses restricted read-only tools.
SOURCES OpenAI — Introducing Dots
OpenAI — Fresh Dots Updates
OpenAI Help Center — Getting Started With Your Dot
AI Magazine — OpenAI Dots and Autonomous Agents
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