Building a compliant ChatGPT site with Dot in under an hour
nickbaumann_ · x · 2026-10-22
- Use case: A client had strict AI-compliance requirements ruling out most off-the-shelf apps. Simon Smith dropped his Dot (AI site-builder agent) into a Slack thread, asked for a ChatGPT site restricted to approved models, and got it done in under an hour (screenshot shows the Klick Generative Studio site).
- Hiccups along the way:
- The agent wrongly claimed an OpenAI API key could only be added server-side, though it can be set manually in site settings;
- It couldn't properly verify WebMCP integration for agent access;
- Typical AI artifacts: lots of unnecessary self-referential text and callout boxes.
- Takeaway: An impressive agent workflow — hit a barrier, discussed solutions, dispatched Dot to build a custom fix, shipped it, showing how agents enable rapid bespoke internal tooling.
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