Dots escalates an App Store review delay

@devanshujain_ reports using ChatGPT Dots to escalate an iOS app that had spent 20 days in the App Store's Waiting for review state. The task was to investigate and contact support, not to change the app's code or guarantee an approval.

Dots first helped check whether issues or pending agreements on the developer's side might explain the delay. The post then attributes three further actions to it: finding App Store support email addresses, composing an email and sending it to the relevant address. It does not identify the exact address, email client or account-access method.

Almost 20 hours later, the developer says an email arrived stating that the app had entered an expedited review queue. That is a reported change in queue status, not a completed review or permission to release the app. The sequence also does not independently establish that the escalation alone caused the change.

The source gives a useful investigation-to-contact workflow, but no original prompt or email text. It does not say whether the developer reviewed the message before sending or whether Dots sought separate approval. Those permission details remain unknown rather than being supplied as assumed safeguards.

Prompt
Suggested prompt (written by Agents In Use, not the author's)

Source: X · @devanshujain_