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Alternate Pierre @AlternatePierre

Some quick thoughts after using Grokbot for 24 hours: - The speed is

Some quick thoughts after using Grokbot for 24 hours: - The speed is great! I've been able to get more work on building my CMS and CRM done in 24 hours than I've gotten in two weeks using Codex and Claude Code. - UI is super easy and setup literally took me 3 minutes, I just give it permission to read user data stored in Codex and Claude Code - It works great for building technical setups, but it's horrible for knowdlege work. Claude is much better, even with Opus 5. - I've given it sone long-horizon taks (working on some faceless IG accounts and creating digitals business). It failed spectacuraily in planning. Just horrible. But great at executing! The most likely setup for me moving forward will be using Claude for knowledge work and Grokbot for everything else.

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Some quick thoughts after using Grokbot for 24 hours: - The speed is great! I've been able to get more work on building my CMS and CRM done in 24 hours than I've gotten in two weeks using Codex and Claude Code.

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