Discover plugins, connected apps, source packages, and practical use cases for OpenAI dots in ChatGPT. The full lists are included below and mirrored in the categories/ and use-cases/ files for easier browsing.
Dots are always-on agents in ChatGPT that can work toward ongoing goals, use a cloud computer, and connect to apps you choose. This repository is a curated directory and inspiration library. It links to installable items in the public plugin directory where available, to inspectable plugin packages on GitHub, and to permission-aware workflows that put them to use.
- ChatGPT directory entries link to the app or plugin's detail page. Availability can vary by plan, region, workspace, and product surface.
- GitHub plugin packages link to source folders with manifests, skills, MCP configuration, or other implementation files. They are useful to inspect and learn from; a source folder is not itself a one-click ChatGPT install link.
- Use cases combine supported apps and dot capabilities into practical scenarios. They are marked proposed or tested and include their human review points.
The public directory and OpenAI's GitHub examples are related parts of the plugin ecosystem, but they are not mirrors of one another. ChatGPT and Codex share a public directory on supported surfaces; individual plugins can still have surface-specific requirements. See the official plugin documentation.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries. Check each detail page for current availability, capabilities, and required permissions. Open category file.
- GitHub — Work with repositories, pull requests, issues, and code workflows.
- Supabase — Manage and query databases.
- Exa — Web search for AI agents.
- Firecrawl — Search and extract web data.
- Vercel — Build and deploy web apps and agents.
- Base44 — Build apps and websites with AI.
- Lovable — Build full-stack apps by chat.
- Replit — Turn ideas into real apps.
- Remote Desktop Commander — Build and automate on an authorized computer.
- Wix — Create and manage websites.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries. Check each detail page for current availability, capabilities, and required permissions. Open category file.
- Gmail — Read and manage Gmail.
- Google Drive — Work across Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
- Google Calendar — Manage Google Calendar events.
- Notion — Work with docs, tasks, and databases.
- Slack — Share work and pull context.
- Microsoft Teams — Summarize Teams and follow up.
- Outlook Email — Triage Outlook inboxes.
- Outlook Calendar — Manage Outlook schedules.
- Dropbox — Find, create, and take action on files.
- SharePoint — Summarize SharePoint content.
- Airtable — Add structured data to ChatGPT.
- Todoist: To Do List & Calendar — Planner and reminders.
- TickTick: To-Do List & Calendar — Reminders, planning, and countdowns.
- Trello — Get things done in Trello.
- Asana — Turn chats into actions.
- ClickUp — Run projects from ChatGPT.
- Linear — Plan and build products.
- Plaud — Retrieve insights from recordings.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries. Check each detail page for current availability, capabilities, and required permissions. Open category file.
- Adobe — Design, combine, and edit creative assets.
- Canva — Create, review, and edit designs.
- Figma — Create designs and ship to code.
- Product Design — Explore and prototype ideas.
- Creative Production — Create marketing visuals from a brief or product image.
- Higgsfield — Work with image and video models.
- Runway — Generate with AI models.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries shown in the supplied screenshots. Check each detail page for current availability, capabilities, and required permissions. Open category file.
- Sales — Practical workflows for sales.
- Shopify — Create and manage your store.
- HubSpot — Turn HubSpot insights into action.
- Apollo.io — Find buyers and close deals.
- vidIQ — YouTube stats and keywords.
- Indeed Job Search — Find jobs tailored for you.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries shown in the supplied screenshots. Check each detail page for current availability, capabilities, and required permissions. Open category file.
- Data — Answer questions with data.
- Consensus — Explore scientific research.
- Zotero — Find papers and add citations from Zotero.
- SciSpace — Research and science workflows.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries shown in the supplied screenshots. Financial information is not investment advice; verify details with the provider and your own qualified sources. Open category file.
- Public Equity Investing — Public equity research.
- Interactive Brokers (IBKR) — Analyze global markets and review account data.
- Binance — Explore public Binance market data.
ChatGPT plugin directory entries shown in the supplied screenshots. These integrations are for fitness and personal insights, not medical diagnosis or emergency care. Open category file.
- COROS — Training and health insights.
- Fitness AI Connector — AI coaching for Garmin data.
Complete inventory of plugin folders under openai/plugins/plugins/, checked on 2026-09-30. Categories follow each package’s declared manifest category; descriptions summarize its manifest. These are inspectable source packages, not necessarily public ChatGPT directory listings or one-click installs on every product surface.
Business & Operations (1)
- Shopify — Build and manage your store.
Communication (5)
- Gmail — Read and manage Gmail.
- Outlook Email — Triage Outlook inboxes.
- Slack — Read and manage Slack.
- Teams — Summarize Teams and follow up.
- Zoom — Smart meeting insights from Zoom.
Creativity (9)
- Adobe — Design, combine, and edit creative assets.
- Canva — Create, review, edit designs.
- ChatCut — Connect ChatCut and use its video-editing workflows.
- Creative Production — Create marketing visuals from a brief or product image.
- Figma — Figma design-to-code workflows.
- Higgsfield — Work with image and video models through Higgsfield.
- HyperFrames by HeyGen — Create HTML-based compositions and render them as videos.
- Product Design — Explore and prototype ideas.
- Remotion — Make videos agentically.
Data & Analytics (3)
- Data Analytics — Answer product and business questions with data.
- Mixpanel Headless — Analyze Mixpanel data with Python.
- PostHog — Analyze your product data.
Developer Tools (24)
- Build iOS Apps — Build, refine, and debug iOS apps with App Intents, SwiftUI, and Xcode workflows.
- Build macOS Apps — Build, debug, instrument, and implement macOS apps with SwiftUI and AppKit guidance.
- Build Web Apps — Build frontend-focused web apps with generated assets, browser testing, payments, and databases.
- Build Web Data Visualization — Design, build, test, and export web data visualizations.
- CircleCI — Build, test, and deploy any application.
- Cloudflare — Cloudflare platform guidance with official MCP.
- CodeRabbit — Run AI-powered code review for your current changes.
- Datadog (Preview) — Search observability data and use supported Datadog actions.
- Expo — Build, deploy, upgrade, and debug Expo and React Native apps.
- Game Studio — Design, prototype, and ship browser games.
- GitHub — Triage PRs, issues, CI, and publish flows.
- Lovable — Build apps and websites.
- MagicPath — Find, install, and author MagicPath UI components from Codex.
- NVIDIA — Get guidance on NVIDIA AI, GPUs, robotics, simulation, and 3D workflows.
- OpenAI Ads Conversions — Set up OpenAI Ads Pixel and Conversions API tracking.
- OpenAI Developers — Develop AI apps, agents, and ChatGPT Apps with OpenAI best practices.
- Plugin Eval — Evaluate or benchmark plugins locally after starting from a chat.
- Sentry — Inspect recent Sentry issues and events.
- Supabase — Manage and query databases.
- Superpowers — Plan, develop, and debug code.
- Temporal — Build and develop applications with Temporal workflows.
- Test Android Apps — Reproduce issues, inspect UI, and capture performance evidence from Android emulators.
- Twilio Developer Kit — Twilio Skills for building, debugging, and shipping on Twilio.
- Vercel — Build and deploy web apps and agents.
Education & Research (4)
- Consensus — Explore scientific research.
- Life Science Research — General life-sciences research with routing, evidence synthesis, and optional parallel subagent analysis.
- Life Sciences NGS Analysis — Guided NGS routing and local execution for sequencing analysis.
- Zotero — Find papers and add citations from Zotero.
Finance (2)
- Public Equity Investing — Public equity PM research, long/short, earnings, ETF/index diligence, and memos.
- Stripe — Build payment and revenue workflows with Stripe.
Productivity (12)
- Airtable — Add and manage structured data in Airtable.
- Atlassian Rovo — Search and manage work across Jira and Confluence.
- ClickUp — Manage projects and tasks from ClickUp.
- Dropbox — Access, save, and share files in Dropbox.
- Google Calendar — Manage Google Calendar events.
- Google Drive — Work with files across Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
- Granola — Bring meeting notes and context into your work.
- Linear — Plan and build products.
- monday.com — Manage projects, tasks & CRM.
- Notion — Notion workflows for specs, research, meetings, and knowledge capture.
- Outlook Calendar — Manage Outlook schedules.
- SharePoint — Summarize SharePoint content.
Scientific Research (1)
- Boltz — Predict structures, screen molecules and proteins, and design binders.
Security (1)
- Codex Security — Security scanning for your codebase.
Total: 62 plugin packages.
These are proposed workflows, not prebuilt dots. Availability and actions depend on the connected apps, account, workspace, and product surface. Review every draft before it changes shared project data. Open standalone use-case file.
- Apps: GitHub, Slack, and optionally Notion.
- Trigger: A weekly schedule or an explicit request.
- Workflow: Review recent pull requests, issue updates, and linked project notes; group progress, blockers, and decisions; cite the source links.
- Output: A concise weekly status draft organized by project, progress, and blockers.
- Human review: Verify the summary and approve it before sharing or changing issues.
- Apps: GitHub, Vercel, and the team's project tracker.
- Trigger: A release candidate or a requested pre-release check.
- Workflow: Compare the release checklist with open changes, required checks, preview deployment, and documentation; list gaps with evidence.
- Output: A go/no-go checklist with unresolved items and links to their sources.
- Human review: A person decides whether to merge, deploy to production, or change production data.
- Apps: Figma, GitHub, and Vercel.
- Trigger: A design marked ready for implementation.
- Workflow: Summarize the approved design, identify the related issue or pull request, and collect the preview link and implementation notes.
- Output: A handoff checklist linking the design, code change, and preview.
- Human review: A designer or engineer confirms the design version and checks the preview before release.
- Apps: Slack, Notion, and Linear.
- Trigger: A feedback review or a recurring weekly triage.
- Workflow: Group feedback by theme, link each theme to its source, compare it with existing product notes, and draft candidate issues.
- Output: A deduplicated feedback summary and proposed Linear issues.
- Human review: Confirm priority, remove personal or confidential details, and approve each issue before creation.
- Apps: GitHub, Supabase, and Notion.
- Trigger: A database migration pull request or a requested review.
- Workflow: Compare the proposed migration with the documented schema and related code; flag destructive operations, missing rollback notes, or unclear assumptions.
- Output: A migration review checklist with file and documentation links.
- Human review: A database owner validates the findings and approves any migration or production action.
- Apps: Linear, Google Calendar, and Todoist.
- Trigger: A weekly planning session or an upcoming milestone.
- Workflow: Compare assigned work and due dates with calendar availability; flag conflicts and missing owners without changing schedules automatically.
- Output: A short list of deadline risks and proposed next actions.
- Human review: The project owner confirms priorities and approves calendar or task changes.
These are proposed workflows, not prebuilt dots. Check app access, source quality, privacy, and workspace policy before use. Open standalone use-case file.
- Apps: Exa, Consensus, and Google Drive or Notion.
- Trigger: A weekly schedule or an explicit request.
- Workflow: Revisit a user-approved source list, summarize material changes, link evidence, and flag conflicting or weak claims.
- Output: A dated research digest with source links and open questions.
- Human review: Check source quality and the draft before forwarding or making decisions from it.
- Apps: Plaud, Google Drive or Notion, and optionally Linear.
- Trigger: Meeting notes or a transcript become available.
- Workflow: Extract decisions, owners, and deadlines; compare them with existing project context; draft follow-up tasks with links to the relevant notes.
- Output: A decision log and proposed action items.
- Human review: Confirm the notes, task owners, and recipients before creating tasks or sending messages.
- Apps: Consensus, SciSpace, and Zotero.
- Trigger: A research question or a scheduled literature review.
- Workflow: Find relevant studies, compare their methods and conclusions, record citations, and distinguish evidence from interpretation.
- Output: A concise literature brief with linked papers, citations, and limitations.
- Human review: Verify cited papers and assess whether the evidence supports the conclusions.
- Apps: Exa, Apollo.io, and optionally HubSpot.
- Trigger: Preparation for a sales or partnership conversation.
- Workflow: Gather public company information and approved CRM context; separate sourced facts from assumptions; identify unanswered questions.
- Output: A one-page account brief with citations and suggested questions.
- Human review: A person checks accuracy and policy before adding notes to the CRM or contacting anyone.
- Apps: Data, Google Drive, and optionally Airtable.
- Trigger: A new report or a recurring data review.
- Workflow: Answer defined questions against approved files or tables, show the relevant period and fields, and call out missing or inconsistent data.
- Output: A short findings brief with the underlying rows or source references.
- Human review: Validate calculations, access permissions, and any proposed changes to shared records.
- Apps: Public Equity Investing, Binance, or another approved market-data source.
- Trigger: A scheduled check or a request about a user-defined watchlist.
- Workflow: Summarize observed price or market-data changes for the selected period and link to sources; do not place trades or infer suitability.
- Output: A factual watchlist update with timestamps and source links.
- Human review: Verify the data and make any financial decisions independently; this is not investment advice.
These are proposed workflows, not prebuilt dots. Confirm app availability and permissions, and require approval before external communication or publishing. Open standalone use-case file.
- Apps: Product docs in Google Drive or Notion, plus Adobe or Canva.
- Trigger: A launch date or a request from the launch owner.
- Workflow: Collect approved product facts, draft a launch brief and channel-specific copy, and prepare visual assets for review.
- Output: A launch checklist, copy drafts, and links to draft assets.
- Human review: Check claims, assets, and copy before anything is published or sent externally.
- Apps: Permitted Slack or Gmail conversations and product docs in Drive or Notion.
- Trigger: A weekly schedule.
- Workflow: Group recurring issues, compare them with product documentation, remove identifying details, and include links to relevant source records where policy allows.
- Output: An anonymized report of common issues, emerging changes, and documentation gaps.
- Human review: Check privacy and accuracy; keep draft replies unsent until approved.
- Apps: Apollo.io, HubSpot, and Gmail.
- Trigger: A scheduled account review or an upcoming sales conversation.
- Workflow: Combine permitted CRM notes with approved company research, highlight recent context and unanswered questions, and draft a tailored agenda or email.
- Output: An account brief and unsent communication draft.
- Human review: Confirm recipient, claims, and tone before updating CRM records or sending messages.
- Apps: Shopify, Adobe or Canva, and optionally Google Drive.
- Trigger: A new product, promotion, or seasonal campaign.
- Workflow: Collect approved product details, prepare draft listing copy and creative briefs, and compare required assets with the campaign checklist.
- Output: Product-page copy drafts, asset checklist, and campaign readiness notes.
- Human review: Verify product facts, pricing, and creative rights; a person approves edits and publication in the store.
- Apps: Outlook Email, Outlook Calendar, and Todoist.
- Trigger: A daily review or an explicit request.
- Workflow: Group messages by urgency and topic, identify likely tasks or meeting requests, and draft a proposed plan without replying or scheduling automatically.
- Output: A prioritized inbox summary and proposed tasks or calendar slots.
- Human review: Confirm task details, invitations, and all outgoing responses before they are created or sent.
- Apps: COROS or Fitness AI Connector.
- Trigger: A weekly schedule or a request to review recent activity.
- Workflow: Summarize recorded training and activity trends from the connected account; avoid diagnosing symptoms or prescribing treatment.
- Output: A personal activity recap with trends and questions to discuss with a qualified professional if needed.
- Human review: Check the data and sharing permissions; do not use the recap for urgent or clinical decisions.
Directory links are copied from and verified against the ChatGPT plugin directory. Many detail pages use opaque IDs in their URLs, so do not guess a link from an app name. GitHub links point to source folders in the OpenAI plugins repository.
Listings and workflows are curated, not audited or endorsed by OpenAI. Plugins can request access to connected services or perform actions with external effects. Review the detail page, permissions, and source before connecting or installing anything. Use human approval for sending, publishing, merging, deploying, deleting, or changing production data.
- Introducing dots
- Dots documentation
- Plugins documentation
- Plugins in ChatGPT and Codex
- Importing and syncing plugin marketplaces from GitHub
- Dots privacy, security, and safety FAQs
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Official links and feature notes last checked 2026-09-30. Please open an issue or pull request when a source or capability changes.