Turn P2 bug reports into draft PRs with demos
A Dot monitors bug reports, tests a fix in the cloud, and opens a draft pull request with a short video for review.
- What they did
- A developer connected a Dot to a GitHub repo and a Slack workspace, then gave it a rule to focus on P2 bug reports. It watched the #bugs channel, looked for repeated issues, planned a fix, and then wrote and tested the patch in its cloud Linux setup. After that, it opened a draft pull request and attached a brief demo video showing the fix.
- How it went
- The setup was described as the strongest example OpenAI showed, but no performance numbers were shared. The live demo Dot failed to answer on stage, and OpenAI said Dots can still make mistakes even when they follow their instructions.
- Tips
- Check token permissions carefully before linking accounts, since a token that seemed limited was able to reach more than expected. Keep a human in the loop for review and merging, and use the draft PR as the handoff point.
Try it yourself with Dots
Connect to [GitHub repo] and the [Slack channel]. Watch for bug reports marked [priority level]. When you find one that looks actionable, inspect the issue, propose a fix, test it in your cloud environment, and create a draft pull request with a short demo video showing the change working. Post the PR link in the thread, then stop and ask for approval before you do anything that would send, merge, delete, or submit changes. Tell me what you checked and what still needs review.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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