Summary
Skill Leap AI shares an early-access look at ChatGPT Dots, an always-on AI agent that lives inside ChatGPT and has its own computer. The presenter frames it as a shift from prompt-and-response tools toward giving an AI a responsibility that it works on and follows up on without being asked.
The video covers the rollout, which starts gradually with the higher-priced Pro tiers, including the $200 plan and a new $500 plan, plus business premium seats and enterprise accounts where enabled. Dots is powered by ChatGPT 6 Astra and connects to about 4,000 apps through plugins, learning from feedback over time. OpenAI’s stated plan is for multiple dots to eventually work together.
In the demo, the presenter resets Dots to show a fresh setup: naming it, granting access to email, Slack, Google Drive, and optionally the local computer, and reviewing plugin permissions. They describe how it read email attachments, spotted issues in contracts, found flights, and flagged documents needing updates, and how it messages the user proactively. The video also touches on the new Spaces feature and links a free guide with starter prompts and information on the safeguards, permissions, and approval controls.
📺 Source: Skill Leap AI · Published September 29, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
