ChatGPT Dots gave me the ability to work on four projects at one time. I could give direction, move on to something else, and come back to review the results. That’s where this starts to get interesting. - Dots are rolling out as always-on agents powered by GPT-6 Astra. - A dot remembers context, has its own cloud computer and browser, uses approved apps and plugins, and can delegate work to ChatGPT Work or Codex. - It works behind the scenes and let you know when it needs more information or a task is complete. - You can reach it through ChatGPT, Slack, Teams, or a voice call. Availability varies by account and setup. - Learn more (https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/dots) Here’s what I’ve already done with mine, all at the same time - in one thread: 📄 Created three client AI training lessons with Word comparison documents, a budget spreadsheet, and image-generation prompts 📬 Set up notifications for client specific replies. ⏰ Added a client invoice task and moved its reminder with a quick message 📺 Researched a 50-inch TV around $250 and checked local availability before buying it myself The practical advantage is keeping the work connected. I can start a task, give feedback on another, and ask what’s still outstanding without rebuilding the context each time, again all in one thread/chat experience. It still needs direction. I review the work, check the details, and make the decisions. Giving AI more responsibility makes clear instructions even more important. Try it with one real task you understand well enough to evaluate. Tell it what you need, what a good result looks like, and when to check with you. 👇 What would you hand off first so you could keep working on something else?