Personal AI dot can now read inbox sign-in codes to log in on your behalf
Dimillian · x · 2026-11-08
The dot personal AI assistant gained a new capability: it can read sign-in codes sent to your connected inbox and seamlessly log into sites on your behalf. When prompted, users can allow the code to be used once or always permit dot to fill it in automatically. More sign-in improvements are promised soon — a notable step toward agents handling the full authentication flow, with obvious security-boundary implications.
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