@vojtechChatGPT Dots aren't some radically different species of agent. The features overlap with plenty of others. What separates them is how you point the harness, and the desktop app is stacked with tools that make the difference obvious. My whole take: stop treating your Dot like a personal assistant. Use it as a project manager. The model is too good to spend its time booking dinner reservations. Here's the shape of it. Your Dot opens threads and keeps watch over them. Each thread gets a goal. Build an awesome video game. Create this business idea for me. Build this presentation. Then the Dot manages that thread toward the goal, step by step. Along the way it tests every step and updates a ChatGPT Space with what happened on that thread. Run that across multiple projects and threads at once. Multitasking is genuinely where it shines. That approach gets way more done than a basic personal agent like Muse. If you frame the expectations around project management properly, the output is tremendous. I built a skill that configures your Dot to act as that project manager, based on all of this: https://github.com/finna/project-manager-skill Same features as everything else. Leverage the strengths the right way and you're wildly productive. Bobby asking about the status of Lanternfall is exactly the kind of thread this setup handles without you lifting a finger. #ChatGPT
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