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ChatGPT Dots Can Now Follow Custom Instructions on Mobile, Web and Desktop

7:13 PM IST · November 13, 2026

OpenAI has updated ChatGPT Dots, the AI agents that can work across connected apps and take on tasks for users. The changes are aimed at making Dots quicker to respond and better at following tasks through, while giving users more say in how the agents behave. OpenAI introduced Dots as tools that can handle work in the background, including tasks that involve several steps and different apps. The latest changes add to those existing capabilities.

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