Leaked unpublished marketing copy shared by M1Astra and ChrisGPT suggests OpenAI may be preparing a new personal agent product called Dots. The material says the agent can carry out tasks on a user’s behalf and be reached through messages, phone calls, Slack, and email. With user approval, it may also be able to make purchases directly.
The same copy describes a system in which each Dot runs inside its own virtual machine, with an interface labeled “Your dot’s computer.” It may also request access to a user’s computer, with that access revocable at any time and re-enabled through a desktop app. Other references mention secure browser password storage that would let ChatGPT sign in to websites automatically, as well as a separate 3D avatar for each Dot. The initial rollout is said to be limited to Pro users.
The product name is still unclear. A ChatGPT Pro upgrade page briefly showed the phrase “o, your always-on assistant” a few days earlier, and client configuration files reportedly included `o` and `-o` email suffixes. Earlier leaked code also linked Dots with internal names such as Orbit and Aeon. OpenAI has not formally announced the product, so it remains unclear whether o, Dots, and Aeon refer to separate products, internal codenames, or different naming stages for the same release.
OpenAI’s next personal agent may be called Dots, according to unpublished copy shared by M1Astra and ChrisGPT. The leaked material says the product can perform tasks on its own, and users may be able to contact it through messages, phone calls, Slack, and email. With approval, it could also buy items on a user’s behalf.
What the leaked copy says
The text indicates that Dots can decide when to act directly and when to ask for permission first. Users may also be able to set rules in advance.
Each Dot is said to have its own VM, with an interface labeled “Your dot’s computer.” The product may also gain access to a user’s computer, and that access can be revoked at any time before being granted again through a desktop app.
The same batch of copy also mentions secure browser password storage, which would allow ChatGPT to log in to websites automatically. Each Dot is also described as having its own 3D avatar, with the initial launch limited to Pro users.
The naming is still unresolved
A few days earlier, the ChatGPT Pro upgrade page briefly showed the phrase “o, your always-on assistant,” and client configuration reportedly included o and -o email suffixes. In previously leaked code, Dots also appeared alongside internal names including Orbit and Aeon.
OpenAI has not officially announced the product. That leaves it unclear whether o, Dots, and Aeon are separate products, internal codenames, or different names used at different stages for the same product.
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