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Dot Lebowski screens applicants, one-sheets, and Attio CRM

Jon Cowley says his Dot Lebowski, carefully granted Upwork and Tally access, prioritized top applicants, drafted outreach, prioritized his week, built Whatifi/Slate one-sheets, and updated Attio CRM.

What it is

Jon Cowley | Decision Tech + AI Founder (@whatifi_io) posted that bandwidth is a big challenge running a small team startup and some potential projects slipped. He posted jobs on LinkedIn and Upwork and got 150 applicants. He chats with his Dot (called Lebowski) inside ChatGPT and carefully grants it access to Upwork and Tally forms; it already has context about the role and business. He asked it to evaluate and prioritize the top three applicants from Upwork and the top three from LinkedIn/Tally and prepare initial communication. So far Lebowski has prioritized his week, drafted a re-engagement email to a slipping contact, created version 1 one-sheets for Whatifi Engine, Whatifi Labs, Slate Basic and Slate Bid Desk for a new part-time sales rep, and updated Attio CRM with the latest from the week. 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 Jon Cowley | Decision Tech + AI Founder (@whatifi_io). 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.
  • Poster carefully granted Dot access to Upwork and Tally forms; Attio CRM was updated—external account access risk.

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