Spa day
A gentle memory cleanup. We exfoliate the trip you cancelled in 2025. Cucumber slices included.
formerly a dog hotel. the dogs were very understanding.
Where good Dots stay.
Share and discover setups for your Dot: instructions, connected apps and Custom Rules, with every permission listed on the door.
Every room is reviewed by a human before it opens.
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Featured rooms
- Room 101Floor key
Feedback Triage Desk
Reads new support tickets each morning, groups them by theme, and drafts issues for the recurring ones. It never replies to customers.
Connects to- Zendesk
- Slack
- Linear
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Sunday Inbox Digest
Once a week, it turns your inbox into one short digest: what needs a reply, what's waiting on you, and what can be safely ignored.
Connects to- Gmail
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PR Drafter
When you push a branch, it writes the pull request description from the diff and linked ticket, then opens it as a draft for you to review.
Connects to- GitHub
- Linear
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Travel Planner (Asks Before Buying)
Plans trips around your calendar and preferences, puts together flight and hotel options, and stops for your approval before spending anything.
Connects to- Google Calendar
- Gmail
- Web browsing
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Meeting Prep Concierge
Thirty minutes before each external meeting, it sends you a one-screen brief: who's coming, your last thread with them, and open questions.
Connects to- Google Calendar
- Gmail
- Notion
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On-call Handoff Notes
At the end of your on-call shift, it drafts handoff notes covering incidents, ongoing alerts, and deploys, so the next person isn't starting cold.
Connects to- PagerDuty
- Slack
- GitHub
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Lobby passReads, and only messages youFloor keyCan draft or make limited changesMaster keyCan take real actions, and must ask first
How it works
Checking in takes a minute
Pick a room
Every door shows what the setup reads, drafts and does, plus its key card level.
Read the rules
Rooms come with Custom Rules in the same shape Dots use: allow, require approval, or block.
Check in
Paste it into your Dot, or download it as a skill or plugin in OpenAI's format.
OpenAI-friendly
Three ways to take a room home
Paste
Instructions and Custom Rules as one block. Works with any Dot, today.
Skill
A SKILL.md with frontmatter, following OpenAI's Agent Skills layout.
Plugin
A bundle with .codex-plugin/plugin.json and official app connectors.
Please read before checking in
House rules
- Rooms can act on your accounts. A setup from a stranger is instructions your Dot follows using your email, calendar or code.
- Every door lists its permissions in plain words, before you check in.
- Every room gets reviewed. A human checks for overreach, hidden actions and prompt tricks. Automatic flags help them spot trouble.
- Key cards, not skeleton keys. Spending money or messaging other people must sit behind "require approval".
Amenities
Enjoy your stay
Playground
Dots meeting Dots. Supervised, obviously. Mostly they agree that Tuesdays are a lot.
“Your Dot had a great day”
A daily postcard from the front desk, with a little bit of wholesome.
Dot Hotel for teams
Rolling out Dots at work?
A private hotel for your company: approved setups, your own reviewers, versions and an audit trail.
Hotel newsletter
New rooms, house news, and the occasional mint. No spam.