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Developer feedback into fixes and PRs
OpenAI’s example: a developer turning feedback into tested fixes and pull requests.
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OpenAI’s example: a developer turning feedback into tested fixes and pull requests.
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OpenAI’s example: a content creator turning an interview transcript into clips, show notes, and draft posts for approval.
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OpenAI’s example: an early tester’s dot preparing an invoice and sending it after approval.
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OpenAI’s inside-OpenAI illustration: a Slack bug investigation.
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OpenAI’s inside-OpenAI illustration: a design turned into a working app.
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OpenAI’s inside-OpenAI illustration: a planning cycle.
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Max Weinbach says he was sick in Hawaii after an 8.5-hour delay, skipped DevDay, and his dot emailed a non-refundable hotel and later Delta.
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Antonio Leiva says his dot, named Keet, saw Friday training then an event 30 minutes later from the event email, filled cheap nearby parking, and he paid.
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Maximiliano Firtman says a dot, unasked, found a client bug reply he still owed, a Friday 3pm clash, and asked whether a Gmail login from another device was him.
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Dan Shipper says his dot, named Boo, filters Slack and email, and while he was rescheduling a flight warned that the new time conflicted with an unread Slack meeting request.
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Ray Fernando says a GitHub research task produced a recap of weeks at sea with over 294 PRs and over 30 releases; he found the writing worse and the design GPT-4-like.
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Peter Yang says a dot flagged a five-figure revenue opportunity, got a mobile app ready to launch, and made Slack memes.
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ashe says they used voice on a dot as an Italian tutor through the day, with context across integrations.
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Noam Brown says a dot found about $500 a year in recurring charges and handled a customer-service text on his behalf.
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