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Reddit user proposes event-driven tasks to improve AI tool Dot's consistency

A Reddit user has found a potential solution to improve the consistency of an AI tool named Dot, which has struggled with adhering to standard operating procedures. The proposed method involves using event-driven scheduled tasks that can be triggered by GitHub pull requests. This approach aims to automate adherence to SOPs, particularly for tasks involving code reviews, by creating a pull request for each independent review. AI

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Reddit user proposes event-driven tasks to improve AI tool Dot's consistency

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  1. r/OpenAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Danny7Guns ·

    A more consistent Dot - Did I find a solution?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Dot has pretty consistently been inconsistent when it comes to adhering to SOPs. As such, it requires a lot of babysitting for complex projects and their automation.<br /> I think I found a solution. I noted today that scheduled tasks can be even…