Grok Bot Pulse
CodingAug 20, 2026

Miles Deutscher @milesdeutscher

Best AI hack of all time: Grok Bot (the world's most powerful agentic...

Best AI hack of all time: Grok Bot (the world's most powerful agentic software) PLUS Hermes. Most people are only using one or the other. You can actually stack both agents together for the best results. Here's how: Why I'm a fan of using both → Grok Bot: a cloud computer per agent, signs into any app, model flexibility (Opus, Claude, GPT-5.6), easy plug-and-play setup → Hermes: full data sovereignty, self-hosted memory you own outright, cheaper The split (in practice): Use Grok Bot for: → Anything needing deep app integration, Salesforce, Slack, Gmail, Figma, CRMs → Built for signing into tools and working across your whole stack Use Hermes for: → Anything sensitive, cost-heavy, or memory-critical, financial data, personal admin → 24/7 tasks where you don't want to pay premium pricing for volume How to actually connect them → Connect both through Buzz, Jack Dorsey's open-source team chat. You can add Grok Bot and Hermes agents to the same workspace, and they coordinate directly in shared channels instead of operating in silos. → Alternative: have your Grok Bot Chief of Staff delegate specific tasks to Hermes via a webhook or shared task file, Grok for app-heavy orchestration, Hermes as a cheap, always-on execution layer underneath it. A real setup example → Grok Bot handles the GTM stack: meeting prep, inbox triage, slide generation, CRM updates → Hermes runs personal financial research, subscription audits, and content research in the background, dramatically cheaper per task → Both report into the same Buzz workspace, one place to check instead of switching between two apps

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