AI BriefingCopilotKit Unveils OpenDots, Featuring Dedicated Computers and Document Editing for Each Agent
·2026.11.06 17:00
Key point
CopilotKit has released OpenDots in alpha, providing isolated computers per agent and an editable document repository.
Details
- CopilotKit has released OpenDots, a workspace template for personal AI agents, in alpha
- Provides an isolated computer for each role-based agent (Dot) and stores work results as human-editable documents (Spaces)
- Built on TypeScript and uses the AG-UI protocol, CopilotKit React SDK, and TanStack AI
- The free plan includes 1,000 interactions per organization per month, while the paid pay-as-you-go plan includes 10,000 interactions for $49 per month
- Does not include OpenBot's policy gateway (CEL policy evaluation, audit logs)
- Controls browser, file, and shell permissions per Dot via switches and MCP write tool approval cards
- Slack integration and task delegation during calls are not yet verified in production
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