Connect / Dots

Verelyn for Dots

Verelyn has not verified a route for Dots. What follows is what the vendor's own pages say about Dots, and what Verelyn's setup text asks an assistant to do.

A dot keeps researching while you are away, read-only. Give it Verelyn's setup text and ask it to try it: your topics, checked sources, one approval from you.

See the setup steps for Dots →See an example

Give this to your assistant

Read Verelyn's setup guide and tell me which route applies to this client: https://verelyn.com/llms.txt
MCP endpoint: https://verelyn.com/api/mcp
An assistant must not invent priorities, complete payment, or activate the service. The person gives explicit approval in the browser.

You approve the sign-in and permissions yourself, in the browser. An assistant never pays or activates Verelyn for you.

Research that does not change anything.

OpenAI says a dot researches connected information on its own and that this research is read-only. Reading sources and reporting what changed asks for nothing more.

Always on, in the cloudA dot runs on its own computer in the cloud and keeps working between conversations, so a topic can be checked while you are offline.
Read-only by designOpenAI says follow-up actions need the applicable permissions. Verelyn only reads and reports; it takes no action in your accounts.
You approve, in the browserIf your dot takes up the setup text, sign in and approve. Verelyn's setup text tells your dot not to pay or activate anything; you approve in the browser.

Give your dot Verelyn in three steps.

OpenAI documents plugins as the way a dot reaches apps and does not document adding a remote server by URL. The route here is the setup text: hand it over, ask your dot to try it, approve in the browser if it gets that far.

Check you can use dotsOpenAI says dots are rolling out gradually to Pro 100, 200 and 500 users over 18 outside the EEA, UK and Switzerland, to Business Premium, and to Enterprise when an admin turns them on.
Name your topicsDo the short web interview first, so Verelyn knows what to watch for you.
Give your dot the setup textCopy the block at the top of this page into a conversation with your dot and ask it to try it. It carries the setup guide, the endpoint and the approval rule. Then approve in your browser.

Pro 100, 200 and 500: users over 18 outside the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland.
Business Premium: rolling out worldwide. Enterprise: rolling out worldwide, off by default until a workspace admin enables it.
Mobile web is not supported; a dot is created in the desktop app or a desktop browser.

OpenAI, Meet dots, read 2026-10-05
OpenAI, Plugins, read 2026-10-05

What a dot could hand back.

A finding with its sources, ready for the dot to include in its own report.

Example

A cloud vendor changed the pricing of its storage tier for new customers.

The vendor's pricing page shows the change from next quarter. A customer forum notes existing contracts keep current rates until renewal.

Why it matters to you

You follow infrastructure costs. Your renewal date decides whether the change reaches you this year.

Vendor pricing page official, gives the date
Customer forum thread describes renewal terms

Questions about Verelyn for Dots.

Who can use dots?

Pro 100, 200 and 500 users over 18 outside the EEA, UK and Switzerland, Business Premium users, and Enterprise workspaces whose admin enables it, per OpenAI.

How do I connect Verelyn to Dots?

Copy the block above and ask your dot to try it; if it takes it up, sign in to approve. Verelyn has not tested this with Dots and cannot say it will finish, so email is the way that works today.

Is read-only research a fit for news?

It is the same kind of work: OpenAI says a dot's research is read-only, and Verelyn's updates are read-only too.

What works today?

Email, today, and the other assistants have their own pages with documented routes.