User post

A week with dots: coding and Slack, with Grok Bot on X

Zane Chee says after just under a week, his dot is focused on coding and monitoring his Slack while Grok Bot handles X and social media. He found dots finicky to set up but says they improve over time, and he ported pstack to his dot.

What it is

Zane Chee (@injaneity) posted his notes after just under a week of using dots and a day or so of using Grok Bot. His summary is “why not both?” He says Grok Bot works better out of the box, while dots are a little finicky to set up and onboard onto tasks, but that dots get better over time, more considerably than Grok Bot, and adapt well to the requests you make. He would like multiple dots for personal context switching, says dots integrate well with daily-life tools such as Google Calendar and Gmail but lack integrations such as Discord and X, and notes minor UI improvements appearing unannounced. He says he ported pstack over to dots and it is still incredible. In his current split, Grok Bot focuses on the X integration and monitoring social media, while his dot focuses on coding and monitoring his Slack. He also says he will post soon about adding both cloud computers to cua spaces. His X profile describes him as an OpenAI Codex ambassador. This page restates that user post. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independently verified case study.

Evidence

User post on X by Zane Chee (@injaneity). Not an OpenAI statement and not an independent case study.

Caveats

  • The poster’s X post only. This page does not add details the post does not state.
  • Not a verified independent case study. Not an OpenAI statement.
  • The post compares dots with Grok Bot from the poster’s own use; this page does not compare the products.
  • The poster’s X profile describes him as an OpenAI Codex ambassador.

This page restates a user’s X post. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independent case study.