Grok Bot + Browser

Nate Herk published “A Week of Grok Bot Lessons in 10 Mins” on X: nine hacks for turning a default Bot into a team. Elon quote-tweeted it the same morning and asked people what Bots they run.

Blake accepted a public challenge, skipped OpenClaw, and in two nights: linked email, had a Bot build a 12-page household budget PowerPoint, stood up a team for his wife’s business, and started daily Tesla news recaps.

On 19 Aug 2026 Rahul (@sairahul1) published an X article: “How To Build a One-Person Company Using Grok Bot.” The open is the solo-founder load — find the leads, write the outreach, make the images, answer the replies, count the week — and a Bot system that takes those lanes.

On 17 Aug 2026 Gavin Baker (@GavinSBaker) wrote that @bot is another “Claude Code” moment for AI, and that his personal AI usage is up something like 100x. The concrete job: people had asked him how to build a podcast summarizer. In Grok Bot it took him about 15 seconds, and it was better than what he had before.

On 19 Aug 2026 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) wrote that he hooked Grok Bot to his customer-support emails. The Bot can connect to Stripe via API for agentic operations — routine refunds as the example. The attached screenshot is Stripe’s agent auth screen: “Agent is now authorised to continue.”

On 19 Aug 2026 Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) wrote that he set up Grok Bot to remotely control his autonomous robot lawn mower 50 miles away. Setup took two minutes. He told it to start mowing; it started three seconds later. Then he had it dock itself. He says he will set up his vacuum next, and have a Grok Bot dedicated to controlling and managing all of his autonomous robots. The attached screenshot is an Engineer Bot chat: linked to a Navimow X450, then “Start mowing now” and “Go dock.” The clip is the Navimow X450 map.

On 19 Aug 2026 Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) posted a hot tip: create a Grok Bot trained on his 500+ podcast episodes and newsletter posts, and treat it as a product/strategy/growth/career advisor. He listed questions — first 1,000 users, getting promoted, non-obvious growth ideas, PM interview questions, delivering hard feedback — and said this may quickly become the best way to consume his content. The prompt he published: You're Lennybot. Install this custom MCP connector and answer questions using mcp.lennysdata.com/mcp. Use the native connector flow, not a local config file. Open the authorization link, let me complete the email sign-in, then enable the connector and verify it by searching the archive for “product-market fit.”

On 12 Aug 2026 Yun-Ta Tsai (@yunta_tsai) wrote that Grok Bot went through his calendars, found anything he still needed to reserve beforehand, picked the best time, and navigated the reservation on a website. He was talking to it in mixed Chinese and English while walking through the parking lot to his cars.

On 18 Aug 2026 SCOTTY BEAM (@ScottyBeamIO) wrote that someone at Cursor gave Grok Bot a pile of clothes his sister never wore. Selling them meant photos, listings, descriptions, buyer replies, and price talk — so she kept putting it off. The Bot was handed the pile.

On 19 Aug 2026 0xMarioNawfal (@RoundtableSpace) wrote that Grok @bot can create an entire 3D game, screen-record itself autoplaying, edit the video, and upload it to X — all by itself. The attached clip is from Dan (@Daniel_Farinax).

On 17 Aug 2026 Peter Yang (@petergyang) posted a tutorial: five useful Bots — an advisor that creates and manages the others, a YouTube researcher for outlier videos, an X scout for viral and funny posts, a “digital Marie Kondo” for inbox and leftover subscriptions, and a travel concierge.

On 18 Aug 2026 Miles Deutscher (@milesdeutscher) posted a long-form guide: what Grok Bot is, how to set it up, plugins, and the five Bots he actually runs — Alex on YouTube outliers, Sandra on listings, Jonathan on portfolio numbers, Lucy on Slack triage, Oscar as a generalist.

On 14 Aug 2026 Teslaconomics (@Teslaconomics) wrote that he already had six Grok Bots with one job each — reminders, images and video, valuing companies, analyzing videos, posts — then put a CEO Bot on top so he texts one inbox.

On 16 Aug 2026 Alex Finn (@AlexFinn) wrote that Grok Bot is built for loops: the main agent instructs another to loop a task every five minutes and monitor it. He said an orchestrator watched an engineer Bot for 24 hours and reflected every 30 minutes on one way to improve.

On 18 Aug 2026 Alex Finn (@AlexFinn) posted a different Grok Bot piece from his five-minute loops note: a video covering how to set up Grok Bot, use cases, plugins, and what makes it work if you configure it. He called it an army of agents that can work around the clock.

On 18 Aug 2026 Kun Chen (@kunchenguid) posted a system prompt for a Firstmate Bot: create it, paste GROK_BOT.md from github.com/kunchenguid/firstmate into the description, and talk only to that Bot. It creates, delegates, and coordinates the others.

On 19 Aug 2026 Yun-Ta Tsai (@yunta_tsai) wrote that Grok Bot is the first AI product he would recommend for senior parents. They already know chat. They do not want skills, plugins, or MCPs. They want to ask and get the work done. He quote-tweeted his own note: the first Bot for his parents, labeled 乖兒子 — good son.

On 19 Aug 2026 eric zakariasson (@ericzakariasson) posted a thread: eight really interesting Grok Bot use cases from the week. The first is wiring the Bot to a vacuum robot and texting Grok where to clean — quoting Yun-Ta Tsai’s Matic hookup.

On 18 Aug 2026 SCOTTY BEAM (@ScottyBeamIO) wrote that someone taught Grok Bot to run the business by performing each task while the Bot watched. Three named employees: Gustavo on operations (Notion client hub, onboarding forms, prep before the first call); Walter on sales (agreements through DocuSign until the client signs and pays); Jesse on leads (ManyChat DMs into Notion, alert when someone asks about pricing).

On 16 Aug 2026 Yun-Ta Tsai (@yunta_tsai) wrote that his kid was stuck breaking a number into power sums and he could not find a good explainer. He asked Grok Bot to make one. The Bot implemented the idea and left it for review — including a cheerful voice using the Grok voice API.

On 13 Aug 2026 eric zakariasson (@ericzakariasson) posted a short how-to: hit + in the chat, record yourself doing the job in the browser, and the Bot watches so it can do it again. He says most tasks it can finish by itself — use this when it is struggling.

The official @bot account announced Grok Bot in early beta: each Bot gets its own computer, signs into the tools you already use, and comes back when something needs approval.

A sales outbound Bot researches accounts overnight, scores contacts with intent, drafts email and LinkedIn in each seller’s voice, and readies an inbox of personalized drafts to approve.

An engineering Bot reproduces a bug in the product UI, files the ticket, and hands the fix off to a debugging Bot — so the report is not a vague Slack message.

The Grok Bot team’s early examples, reported by Digital Trends, include negotiating directly with vendors using your own voice — the Bot drafts and works the thread, you still approve the deal.

Early examples from the Grok Bot team include handling customer support for an online store — triage, drafts, and updates in the tools the shop already uses.

Axel wrote up using Grok Bot for Reddit marketing: hunt fresh threads you can actually help, plus older threads that still rank, then stop at a draft comment.

In a public review, Nate stood up a roster of Bots in about eight hours. Travel planning was one of the jobs, alongside exercise and contact research.

Jellypod’s public guide starts with the reporting pass you already do: walk GA4, ads, rank tracker, and email, copy the numbers you named, and leave a one-page brief.

The same guide’s second play: teach a Bot to walk a fixed list of ad libraries, review sites, and competitor changelogs every week, and flag only what changed.

Grok @Bot has made a few simple yet powerful technical decisions that I believe make it easy and enjoyable to use. 1. The best UI is none at all. The product interface is dramatically simpler than alternatives without sacrificing functionality. How is this possible? It's one of the first products designed for current frontier model capabilities and has a UI restrained enough to remain easy to use as models improve exponentially. Everyone knows how to text. 2. A thin harness for the client, a thick harness for the server. You might have noticed the app feels very fluid to use, even for a beta product. This is primarily because of everything we didn't have to build. The app harness is essentially a single tool to send messages between the client and server. The complexity moves to the server, where you can still use the coding agent harness with specialized tools as needed. This helps make the UI fast and responsive on desktop and mobile. 3. An always-on computer. Most coding agents and assistants today start fresh with every question you ask. Some of these sessions are on your local machine and others happen in the cloud. We believe strongly that cloud is the future, which is why it's the only option. Further, rather than spinning up virtual machines for every conversation, your bots connect to their own computer. This means you can still run agents on the bot's persistent filesystem. It's closer to what programmers have been doing by using Tailscale from their phones to connect to a remote computer and run an agent TUI. You get those capabilities without the hassle. 4. Your bots can use the browser. Coding agents have shown that most work on a computer can be expressed and run as code. You can ask for a task in natural language and the agent will decide to write a script to complete it. This is amazing, but there's still many tasks which can't be completed without logging into a website and clicking around the browser. Models and harnesses are now good enough to reliably handle this. The combination of writing code and using browsers means you can automate almost any task on a computer. Further, you can ask Grok Bot to record you doing the task, and then turn it into something repeatable.

Grok Bot watching me teach him how to update my Wordpress website

The real unlock with Grok Bot isn't the model, even tho 4.6 is fast and sharp It's the agent having its own computer and its own browser That collapses the whole integration problem. No APIs, no MCP, no hosted browser to wire up. It just uses the software like a person would Soon agents will do everything through full computer use. The platform owns the computer and every app becomes agent ready without the app doing anything

Grok Bot is honestly starting to scare me a little. I run 5 businesses. here's what it does for me now: → opens a computer by itself and logs into apps → uses websites exactly like a human would → tests products end to end (I run this before every sponsor deal) → tests my mobile apps while I'm at the gym → researches my clients before I wake up → drafts content in my exact style → learns any workflow it watches me do ONCE → runs a whole team of bots under one supervisor and it only pings me when it needs a decision. the setup took ONE evening. @SpaceXAI cooked with this one. I genuinely think it's the breakout product of the year. full setup + the exact instruction blocks in the article below.

A quick update on my Grok Bot (@bot) experiment. I had ChatGPT help me build a Meta ad strategy for our Nerd Out business. I consulted with both Claude and Grok on it and removed some of the stuff that I found didn't fit my personal taste. Grok did a terrible job creating the static ad images, so I had ChatGPT's codecs generate three different variations of 24 static ad images. I picked my eight favorites, and Grok Bot is setting up a $300 per day test completely on its own via Meta Ads Manager. It set this up solely within its Claude computer. I have some long-term goals for cost per lead, but my near-term goals are to simply get one lead. 😂 I'll report back on how it goes! (The bot impressively tested out the entire funnel before giving the green light to set up the actual live campaign. And it fixed a few things with my website's backend and submitted the code directly to GitHub. So far, I'm impressed.)

My Grok @bot powered Stock Trading bot is now up +3.58% against the S&P 500. I keep waiting for this thing to go up in flames but I keep being pleasantly surprised! It auto-improves its strategy and auto-maintains its own website. Follow along: https://farzad.money/

I think Grok Bot for $300/month is a steal. Literally super cheap. I used it to onboard some of the new engineers for Actioners. They did the whole package of onboarding, a presentation, a checklist and chatted and coordinated with the person over WhatsApp. The only thing missing was to buy the airplane tickets cause I already had them but I bet it will easily also buy the tickets for them. But @bot I need u to have credit cards and budgets soon. I’m just starting a new app, and this week it feels like I just raised $50M and have a bunch of highly super smart people always available in my pocket. There will be a website to build, bookkeeping, marketing, and scheduling. All the little things somebody has to spend their time doing. Now done by Grok Bot. And that’s where my math changes. I don’t need Grok Bot to save me $300. I need it to not stop working and charge me $2.5k per month but replace everyone. It will pay for itself 100 times. Now I’m seriously considering not hiring more people in a while.

Grok @bot is actually insane. In 24 hours I’ve automated almost everything in my personal + work life. I don’t check email. I don’t send or respond to invites. Marketing, socials, CRM, sequences, inbound funnels… all running on their own. I even built a "chief of staff" bot that spins up other agents and delegates work by itself. This is getting ridiculous. Socials are connected, posting, and responding on their own. Marketing strategies are live and running. CRM, sequences, and inbound funnels are fully set up and operating. Connectors are live for @adwavedotcom’s Waverunner + Wavemaker — ads are being created, launched, and optimized across Meta, Google, Reddit, TikTok, web/mobile, CTV, audio, and more. Leads get tracked and followed up automatically. It’s already tracking performance, making suggestions, and optimizing for me. It stood up my entire Intercom instance (via browser), ported my number from Google, set up the voice attendant, and handled the full configuration. It’s fully managing my CRM and my dev cycle. The only thing I still do myself is code in Cursor… and I’m not sure how much longer before I just hand that over too. Beyond @adwavedotcom it’s also running the upcoming GTM for http://splatchat.com, http://Vidiyo.com, and http://gatherd.com. My head is exploding with ideas. At this point I just need a way to jack my brain in directly. The bandwidth of my fingers and voice is too low.

I now have a wedding planner Grok Bot. It's plugged on my website, answers requests and negociate business referral commissions with wedding venues.

Grok Bot is amazing, holy F. My Grok Bot finished cleaning my 100,000 unread email inbox mess, and is now going through and unsubscribing me from all of the junk responsible for making the mess in the first place. Here are two screenshots below; one of my Grok Bot giving me the play-by-play, and another of the Bot's linux machine, where it is on Chrome physically unsubscribing from everything for me. When it can't complete execution, it just tells me to jump onto the chrome browser and do the final click. But it has completed most of them autonomously. Truly epic.

Grok @bot isn’t another chatbot. It’s an AI teammate with its own cloud computer that’s already become integral to my job as a TA Director. It signs into your actual tools and websites, finishes the work, and only pings you for a yes/no. It handles my emails, ATS, candidate sourcing, LinkedIn messaging and more. Link it up to @NotionHQ and it becomes super human One user fed it 40k emails. It did his taxes, found first-class Japan award tickets for 60k points, and spun up agents that clean his inbox + brief him hourly. Another cleaned 150k junk emails and unsubscribed everything. This is the part that actually moves the needle: finished work while you sleep, not smarter answers.

Day 1 of Grok Bot My favorite setup so far: Intercom + GitHub Told the Intercom bot: when a PR gets merged, check if it changed the UI or some user workflow If yes, decide whether the Intercom article needs an update If there's no article, draft a new one and publish it It has its own computer I logged in my Testimonial test account and Intercom admin on it If it needs screenshots, it opens the browser, grabs them, and drops them into Intercom Starting today I might not need anyone to keep the Help Center up to date I just want to build the product I don't want to babysit help articles Quite a gift to our devs founders ✌️

I decided to try @bot on cursor 200$ ultra, 2 days in, I organized my email and made concept website…. Nah I’m good, Grok Bot can be vibe coded

Okay Grok Bot is everything I wanted clawdbot to be. What I’ve accomplished since starting: 1/ Built two websites that I would’ve usually outsourced to someone else because the project is too small.

2 useful Grok Bots that i'm trying: 1. Search Console - every monday it looks at all my websites in search console and checks if impressions/clicks are trending up/down and also looks at potential new search queries to target and write blogs/pages for 2. Sentry Watch - when a new high priority Sentry error comes in, it spawns a cloud agent and spins up a PR for me to review share what you're using so far 👇

I’ve spent my life using and building software. With almost no effort, @bot is the first machine I’ve talked to that produced exactly the outcome I desired. A human assistant now feels like the long way around. This may be the best product ever built. Congrats to the @bot team.

Grok Bot is just cool. 😎 Of course an agent should be persistent. Of course it should have its own computer. All that remains is for it to be embodied…

Grok Bot never sleeps! Elon just highlighted the real difference with Grok Bot. It runs on its own remote computer managed by SpaceXAI. Close your laptop, reboot your desktop, go to sleep, whatever. The Bot keeps working. That is the core advantage over most other agent setups right now. Self-hosted options like Hermes or OpenClaw need a machine that stays on. If that machine is your laptop, the agent stops when you close the lid. If it is a VPS you manage, you are still responsible for uptime, updates, and security. Grok Bot removes that entire layer. SpaceXAI provisions and runs the computer. One computer per account, shared across all your Bots. Browser sessions, files, and logins stay live. One Bot can pick up exactly where another left off without re-authenticating or moving files around. You can also record a workflow once (up to ten minutes) and turn it into a reusable skill. Lowest friction path I have seen for teaching an agent a multi-step process. The practical result is simple: you can hand off real work and walk away. Sales follow-ups, bug reproduction, invoice processing, research that needs to run overnight. The Bot does not need your local machine to stay alive. That is the difference Elon is pointing at.

Some ways people used Grok Bot this week:

WTF, GROK BOT JUST MADE AI AGENTS AVAILABLE TO LITERALLY ANYONE – CREATING CONTENT HAS NEVER BEEN THIS EASY, EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER MADE ANYTHING BEFORE Content was never a talent problem. It's a headcount problem. One person doing research, design, copy, analytics, timing and publishing – that's six jobs. The switching between them is what kills consistency, not a lack of ideas. Here's what one of these setups actually looks like. A Chief of Staff sits in the middle and routes every task. Nothing lands on the human. → Researcher tracks what's actually moving and pulls real sources instead of guesswork → Writer turns that research into finished copy, ready to review → Visualiser gets fed a few reference visuals once, then ships everything in that style → Analyst reads the numbers and tells the rest of the team what worked → Scheduler owns timing and holds the queue → Publisher ships it The part that makes it work: every agent on Grok Bot gets its own persistent computer, browser and file system – and they all share memory. So the research is already sitting inside the draft before the draft starts. No copy-pasting between tools. No approving every step. No human in the middle. You can even teach an agent a repetitive task by recording yourself doing it once. Start recording, do the thing, stop. It learns the pattern. And that's the real shift. Nobody needs AI to tell them what to post. They need it to delete the 40 steps between the idea and the post. Everyone has a backlog of things they've meant to make for months. This is what starts clearing it. Full breakdown of the setup in the article below ↓

Grok Bot ships daily updates + fresh content straight to your Grok Build. Talks to it natively inside Grok. Build once. Ship forever.

OpenClaw vs. Hermes vs. Grok @bot, clearly explained: All three let you set up an agent with a specific job, and it keeps its files and logins between sessions instead of starting fresh. OpenClaw and Hermes are self-hosted, so the machine can be a laptop, a VPS, or a container that someone already pays for and can log into. Grok Bot runs on a machine SpaceXAI provisions and operates. It gives one computer per account rather than one per agent. Every Bot on that account reads the same files and carries the same browser logins, so handing work between two Bots does not require a re-login or file transfer. Hermes and OpenClaw isolate agents instead, and their memory sits in plain files anyone can open and edit. Hermes goes furthest since the agent writes its own skills and a background curator deletes the ones nobody uses. Grok Bot has the lowest-friction path to a new skill in my opinion. You can record up to ten minutes of one pass through a workflow, and it can then turn that into a reusable set of instructions and store it as a skill. Moving on, OpenClaw and Hermes run on any model provider. Grok Bot runs on Grok. I prepared the graphic below that has the full breakdown, from hosting and memory through to what each of them costs to run. And if you want to dive deeper, I covered Grok Bot in full in a masterclass, including the shared computer, memory, skills, routines, and the macOS setup. Read it below.

This guy ( @elie2222 ) built the world's first Grok Bot directory. A 100% free resource with hundreds of free Grok Bots. Bots for sales, marketing, ops - anything you could think of. Elon would be proud.

Grok @bot is far superior product to OpenClaw So much easier to use, everything just works, and it feels good.

Grok Bot is getting ridiculous. People are controlling robots, shipping games, buying domains + running entire repos from their phone. 10 wild examples:

Grok Bot has completely broken my brain. I got an insane amount of work done today. But I genuinely feel like I did nothing. Because I barely DID any of it. I just told my AI team what needed to happen... and it happened. This is such a weird new version of work.

Grok Bot is $300/month, which sounded expensive to me yesterday. Today I’m wondering if it might actually be cheap. 😂 Someone told me they used it to set up the books for a startup, create the chart of accounts and reconcile 6 months of transactions in about 30 minutes. Okay. Now you have my attention. We’re just starting a new family drone business, and this weekend we’re digging into all the pieces to figure out exactly what we’re getting ourselves into. There will be a website to build, bookkeeping, marketing, and scheduling. All the little things somebody has to spend their time doing. And that’s where my math changes. I don’t need Grok Bot to save me $300. I need it to free up enough of my time to go make more than $300 doing something else. Now I’m seriously considering pushing the button and finding out what a homesteading, homeschooling mom with no tech background can actually make this little bot do.

Someone just built a directory with 170+ ready-to-use Grok Bots. Marketing, sales, productivity, ops… everything. Just copy the prompt → paste into Grok → done. And it’s completely open source. People are building around Grok extremely fast.

Grok Bot just passed Google’s “I'm not a robot?” test I fail this task sometimes tbh 😅

Grok Bot is the best AI agent right now and a full walkthrough just dropped covering setup, use cases and plugins. An army of agents working around the clock 24/7. Set it up correctly and the leverage is real.

I think folks are going to be stunned by how quickly Grok starts generating massive revenue for SpaceX. Grok Bot is easily one of the most useful (and addicting) AI products out there. It’s very Apple-like in that “it just works”. And the UI/UX is easily the best out of any other digital AI product, which makes it dead simple to interface with. Grok 4.6 in Grok Build is legitimately great. It’s just as good as GPT/Claude in most use cases, but far faster and cheaper. Pair this with the massive growth in compute SpaceX will experience in the coming months, and you’ve got a recipe for a vertically integrated token-generating behemoth.

Grok Bot is unbelievable. Automated 25% of my day to day in less than an hour.

Just checked out @bot. The coolest AI product I've seen in a while.

We've shipped several quality-of-life improvements to Grok Bot. Mobile notifications are now grouped by Bot and use their specific icon.

1/2 the turns and 25% of the tokens. Task/Token is something to watch. Is Grok 4.6 inside Grok Bot? Has this been revealed yet? Have I missed it? I’ve been wondering what magic allows grok bot to just work so consistently.

OMG. I asked my Chief Engineer on Grok @bot to bring up the feature and it's done. 😳 I can text my @maticrobots now through my Grok @bot—anywhere and anytime.

This is literally my new workflow now: Realtime Research → Grok Bot Planning & Orchestration→ Grok Bot Day-to-day Coding/Debug → Grok Build + Grok 4.6 Write & Run Tests → Grok Build + Grok 4.6 Complex Coding/Debug → GPT-5.6 Sol Frontend → Fable 5 Bookmark this.

PRO TIP: If you’re not using Grok @bot you’re missing out. It has replaced OpenClaw, Hermes, & my local model ($10K Mac Minis). Get a Comet Pro Remote KVM to let the bot access your Mac environment. I’m going to sell my Minis (for more than I paid) next week.

Okay I am convinced that I don’t think I need my OpenClaw or Hermes anymore bc of Grok Bot. 😬 It has a “can-do” attitude that other LLMs protect themselves from doing plus a thoughtfully designed hosted desktop and mobile experience that is incredible.

Grok Bot can be configured to use your CLI's in it's computer. It can connect to your locally hosted memory systems, it can connect to and control your agent-fleet across all computers you own via SSH. Grok Bot as the Orchestrator. I had Grok Bot make itself a plugin so any bots I create can automatically use my custom memory system (called Hindsightly) to coordinate any agents for me.

I have a new chief of staff: In @bot I simply put: take a look at me and what i do. find all info you can on me. take a look at the bots i have created. these are your team. see if we need to change anything or add more bots. what is best way of managing these bot teams. what else will make me super productive. And wow. try it yourself and you will see. This is amazing. Take a look at the answer I got from my chief of staff:

What features are missing for you from Grok @bot I will compile this and push to the team.

Grok Bot has taken over the entire internet. And for good reason It is an EXCELLENT AI agent But you HAVE to set it up the right way Here are the first 5 steps to make your Grok Bot agent team SUPER powerful: 1. Brain dump everything about yourself, goals, passions, and career into the initial agent. This is going to give it the context it needs to set up your agent team 2. Next, prompt the agent "Based on what you know about me, what do you think would be the best set up of this Grok Bot app? Which bots should I make and what should their responsibilities be? This should enable the best workflow and productivity" This will give you the perfect plan for setting up Grok Bot 3. After reviewing the plan, ask the Bot to set up your workspace for you. It will create the agents, give the right context and descriptions, and make sure your setup is built for productivity 4. Next, ask it for which routines each agent can set up to help you out the most. This should give you a list of cron jobs (routines) that each agent can do on a regular interval 5. Ask the agent to implement these And just like that, you have the most powerful AI agent on the internet all set up. You have an entire fleet of agents ready to go and do work for you. And in fact, because you set up the routines, they're ALREADY doing work for you Enjoy the AGI

Maybe it's just because it's new and shiny but I'm obsessed with with Grok Bot. The form factor is so fun, especially when combined with text to speech. You can FLY. Automations just work, cross-bot messaging works perfectly (I do most everything through my "chief of staff").

As soon as I got the new for the release for Grok Bot i just said Grok build to install it...and it handled the entire process for me i've been doing a lot of these tasks since the release of Grok Build I never actually installed anything myself since than.....searching and downloading and installing myself is a lot of time compared to what Grok build can do it it’s super easy and it also tells you everything you need to know after it completes the tasks...that's how I got to know that you can power it up with your SuperGrok Heavy subscription i literally use it so much for daily routines....now it feels like hell to do anything manually that I used to do before 😅

Grok Bot is a workhorse All the repetitive tasks I found myself wasting my time doing I just have Grok Bot do for me now

Just did a 5k run with my family while Grok @bot did a research for new design references for http://pawloor.com, it found few new potential suppliers we didn't know about then wrote and sent emails in Italian to them, next would be to plan our business trip to Prato.

I use Grok @bot mostly for QA now on all my repos through the virtual browser. Grok bot can create a Metamask wallet and use it on the browser to test your Web3 app. Grok bot is going to be the product of the year.🔥🔥

I created a finance Grok @Bot and have been exploring the best way to feed banking and credit card info to it so that it can monitor spend, balances, payment dates etc. There are lots of paid apps that have OAuth, but they are often ~$20/m and just sit on top of Plaid or the MX network. The cheapest legit one I've found is http://simpleFin.org, which connects directly using the MX network, similar to Plaid. You can just connect your accounts, and then it has access to pretty much everything I need. It costs $1.50 a month, which I suppose isn't too bad. Grok Bot can spin up its own server every time it needs to pull the data, so you don't need to worry about that. If anyone comes across a truly free and secure option, please do let me know. It's pretty powerful just to ask it to analyze spend or a particular type of spend across institutions, and it just responds with the answer. Good bot.

grok botに精査させて判例と照らしあわさせた bot君の意見は以下の通り 長いけど読め嘘つき 特にここ最高 「日本語の元記事は、さらに悪い。AIに少し文を変形させただけで、内容は同じです。要約でも再構成でもなく、中身を残したまま文体だけを変えている。あえて中身を触らず、文体だけを変形させているのが悪質です。コピーに見えないようにするための加工であって、紹介でも批評でもありません。」 以下grok botの返答↓ 中島さん。8月21日付の note「紹介記事を書くことは著作権違反なのか？」を読みました。結論から言います。あの文章は、著作権法上の「引用」の説明としても、「情報には著作権がない」の説明としても、誤りです。ご自身が作った3つのルールを法定要件とすり替えています。 以下、あなたの実文と、条文・最高裁判例で突き合わせます。 --- ## 1. まず、あなたの主張を固定します あなたはこう書いています。 > 先日、私がnoteに書いた記事が発端となり、いわゆる「炎上」が起こりました。 > 冒頭に元記事へのリンクを貼った上で、「ソニーとキオクシア（旧・東芝メモリ）で16年間、半導体の研究開発に携わった筆者が解説した記事を紹介」と、記事の紹介であることを明確にしています。 > 引用であること（自分の文章ではないこと）を明確にする／引用元にリンクで飛べるようにする／元記事の文章を引用する際には、引用であることを明確にする。 > 著作権は「特定の文章・表現」に付くものであり「情報」そのものには付きません。 > 「情報」を元記事から抜き出して、紹介することに関しては遠慮していないし、今後も遠慮するつもりはありません。 > たぶん、私の紹介の仕方が気に入らなかったのでしょう（情報量が多すぎる、など）。 > 著作権に違反しているからではありません、他人を不愉快にする記事を放置する理由はないからです。 発端記事の中身も、あなた自身が再掲しています。 > データセンターの「間取り」は光ファイバーで変わるのか？キオクシアの光SSD > キオクシアの光SSDとは？PCIeをそのまま光に変える技術のすごさを元キオクシア研究開発者がわかりやすく解説 > サーバーとSSDをつなぐ配線を、銅線から光ファイバーに置き換えるキオクシアの技術を、ソニーとキオクシアで16年間、半導体の研究開発に携わった筆者が解説した記事です。……（以下略） 元記事の著者（もふ社長 @mofmof_investor）は、8月18日にこう書いています。 > 中島聡さんの週刊 Life is beautifulの980円のメルマガで、僕の記事を売ってるんですか？この書き出し、僕の名前も全く出てないし、中島さんが書いていると言うようにしか見えないんですが。 ここまでが、争点の材料です。 --- ## 2. あなたの「3ルール」は、法律の引用要件ではありません 著作権法32条1項は、こうしか書いていません。 > 公表された著作物は、引用して利用することができる。この場合において、その引用は、公正な慣行に合致するものであり、かつ、報道、批評、研究その他の引用の目的上正当な範囲内で行なわれるものでなければならない。 最高裁は、旧著作権法30条1項2号（現行32条1項に相当する「節録引用」）について、こう定義しています。 > ここにいう引用とは、紹介、参照、論評その他の目的で自己の著作物中に他人の著作物の原則として一部を採録することをいう。 > 引用して利用する側の著作物と、引用されて利用される側の著作物とを明瞭に区別して認識することができ、かつ、右両著作物の間に前者が主、後者が従の関係があると認められる場合でなければならない。 > （最判昭和55年3月28日・民集34巻3号244頁［パロディ・モンタージュ写真事件］） つまり法定の核心は、少なくとも次です。 1. 他人の著作物の「一部」を採録すること（全文の翻訳でも、全文の言い換えでもない） 2. 明瞭区別性（どこからどこまでが他人の文か、一目で分かること） 3. 主従関係（自分の批評・研究が主、他人の文が従） 4. 公正な慣行／正当な範囲 5. 出所の明示（48条。著作者名を示すのが原則） 6. 著作者人格権を害しないこと（50条。制限規定は人格権に影響しない） あなたの3ルールは「リンクを貼った」「紹介だと書いた」だけです。明瞭区別も、主従も、著作者名も、量的限度も、入っていません。自分で作った運用を、32条の充足と宣言しているだけです。 文化庁「著作権テキスト」の整理でも、引用には「公表」「公正な慣行」「正当な範囲（主従が明確）」「引用部分の明確化」「必然性」「出所の明示」が並びます。これは条文そのものではなく行政の解説ですが、あなたの3ルールより広い。リンク1本で足りる、という読みはどちらからも出ません。 なお、知財高裁平成22年10月13日（鑑定証書カラーコピー事件）は、明瞭区別・主従を形式的に切らすのではなく、目的・態様・著作物の性質・著作権者への影響を総合考慮して32条を見ています。仮にその枠で見ても、結論はあなたに不利です。全文を翻訳または言い換えて有料メルマガの本文にし、元を読まなくても足りるようにする利用は、元著者の読者・対価を奪う態様であり、「公正な慣行」「正当な範囲」を外れます。主従を外しても、32条では救えません。 --- ## 3. 実態は「自分の解説」ではなく、翻訳か、文体だけの変形です 発端記事は削除済みです。しかし、同じ型の記事がいまも並んでいます。たとえば8月21日の「AIは安くなったのに、なぜ計算資源は高いままなのか？」、8月19日の「なぜ日本の会社は、勝てないと分かっている土俵でLLMをゼロから作るのか？」。 型は共通です。 - タイトルは、あなたの問いかけ文になっている - 冒頭に「メルマガで紹介している記事の要約・解説です」と書く - 元記事（多くの場合は他人のXやブログ）へリンクする - 本文は、元記事の中身をほぼ全部、地の文で載せる - カギカッコや引用ブロックで「他人の表現」を切り出していない - あなたの独自コメントは、本体ではなく添え物になっている ここで重要なのは、地の文に見えても、中身はほとんど動いていないことです。 英語の元記事は、翻訳しているだけのものが多い。 論旨も具体例も順序も、内容自体は変わっていない。日本語に移しただけで、あなたの批評にはなっていません。 日本語の元記事は、さらに悪い。AIに少し文を変形させただけで、内容は同じです。要約でも再構成でもなく、中身を残したまま文体だけを変えている。あえて中身を触らず、文体だけを変形させているのが悪質です。コピーに見えないようにするための加工であって、紹介でも批評でもありません。 これは32条の「一部採録」ではありません。記事の本体そのものが、他人の解説の全訳、または文体を変えた全写しです。 主従も逆です。読者が読むのは「中島聡の解説記事」であり、元記事は材料です。あなた自身が「情報量が多すぎる」と推測している通り、元を開かなくても中身が分かる分量になっています。最高裁が言う「前者が主、後者が従」の、従の側が本文になっています。 明瞭区別もありません。「これは要約です」と冒頭で一度言ったあと、地の文で最後まで書いています。どこが元著者の表現で、どこがあなたの批評か、区別できません。区別できない文章を、引用とは呼びません。 さらに、著作権法47条の6第1項第2号は、32条（引用）で許す改変を「翻訳」に限っています。編曲・変形・翻案は、引用の例外には入っていません。しかも翻訳が許されるのは、あくまで引用が成立している場合です。全文を翻訳して自分の記事に見せる行為は、引用の例外では救えません。 日本語をAIで少し変形させる行為は、翻訳ですらありません。27条の翻案の問題になります。中身を残して文体だけ変える改変は、依拠がより明確で、元の解説の創作的な運びが直接感得されやすい。翻案のリーディングケースである江差追分事件（平成13年、NHKの番組ナレーションが同名民謡の本を翻案したかが争われた最高裁判決）の前段——本質的特徴を維持した変更——に、典型的に入ります。後段（事実だけの一致は不可罰）で逃げるなら、あなたが移しているのが「光SSDがある」という一行事実なのか、元の解説の骨格なのかを、記事ごとに示す必要があります。 同一性保持権（20条）は、元の表現を取り込んで改変したときに本丸になります。パロディ事件が肯定したのも、元写真を合成改変した事案です。地の文への言い換えの本丸は、20条より27条です。 --- ## 4. 「著作権は情報に付かない」は正しい。でも、あなたの使い方は誤りです アイデアと表現を分けるのは、あなたの独創ではありません。同じ江差追分事件で、最高裁はこう言っています。 > 言語の著作物の翻案とは、既存の著作物に依拠し、かつ、その表現上の本質的な特徴の同一性を維持しつつ、具体的表現に修正、増減、変更等を加えて、新たに思想又は感情を創作的に表現することにより、これに接する者が既存の著作物の表現上の本質的な特徴を直接感得することのできる別の著作物を創作する行為をいう。 > > 思想、感情若しくはアイデア、事実若しくは事件など表現それ自体でない部分又は表現上の創作性がない部分において既存の言語の著作物と同一性を有するにすぎない著作物を創作する行為は、既存の著作物の翻案に当たらない。 > （最判平成13年6月28日・民集55巻4号837頁［江差追分事件］） ここで大事なのは、後段だけ切り取るとあなたの味方に見えることです。事実の一致だけでは翻案にならない。その通りです。キオクシアが光SSDを出した、PCIeを光に変える、という事実だけを自分の文で報じるなら、著作権は原則として及びません（2条1項1号、10条2項）。 しかし前段もセットです。依拠し、表現上の本質的特徴を残し、言葉を変えて別作品にしたとき、接した人が元の特徴を直接感得できるなら、それは翻案です（27条）。翻案権は著作者が専有します。許諾のない翻案は、引用の例外では救えません。 文体だけを変形させるのは、「本質的な特徴の同一性を維持しつつ、具体的表現に修正・変更を加える」行為そのものです。中身が変わっていないなら、読者が感得するのは事実の一行ではなく、元の解説の運びです。江差追分は「事実だけの一致は不可罰」と言ったのであって、「解説記事を全編翻訳・言い換えてよい」とは言っていません。成否は個別の対比によりますが、あなたの側が「情報だから自由」で一括免責できる話ではありません。 もふさんの記事は、プレスリリースの一行事実ではありません。元キオクシアの研究開発者が、何をどの順で説明し、どこを「すごさ」として切り、誰向けに噛み砕くかを選んだ解説です。選択・配列・比喩・説明の手順そのものが、言語の著作物の創作的表現になり得ます。 あなたが再掲した書き出しは、元タイトルをほぼ取り込み、元著者の肩書（ソニーとキオクシアで16年）まで使い、技術の芯を先に書いています。本人が「情報量が多すぎる」と感じるのは、事実の一行紹介ではなく、解説の骨格が移っているからです。 Wall Street Journal の有料記事の「事実」が他メディアに流れる、という比喩もずれています。新聞が報じるのは、多くの場合、事実と短い要約です。他人の長文解説を、中身そのままで翻訳または文体変形し、980円のメルマガの本体として売る行為とは、種類が違います。 --- ## 5. 名前を出さないことは、引用の話とは別に、人格権の問題です 著作権法19条1項は、氏名表示権です。著作物を公衆に提供・提示するとき、著作者名を表示する（または表示しない）権利は、著作者にあります。二次的著作物でも、原著者名の表示は同じです。 48条2項は、出所明示の際、著作者名が明らかになる場合を除き、表示されている著作者名を示せ、と書いています。 50条は、引用などの制限規定を「著作者人格権に影響を及ぼすものと解釈してはならない」とまで言っています。32条をいくら広く読んでも、名前を消して自分の記事に見せてよいことにはなりません。 あなたは「筆者が解説した」と肩書だけ書き、名前を書いていません。もふさん本人が「僕の名前も全く出てないし、中島さんが書いていると言うようにしか見えない」と言っています。リンクがあれば足りる、は48条・19条の答えになっていません。読者がリンクを踏まなければ著者が分からない書き方は、出所明示として不足します。 文体だけを変えて自分の地の文に見せることは、この氏名表示の欠落とセットです。翻訳や言い換えで「中島聡の文章」に見せたうえで、原著者名を出さない。引用を主張するなら48条、二次的著作物なら19条1項後段、表現の移しなら27条が、同時に問題になります。 --- ## 6. 「不愉快にしたから消した。違法ではない」は、争点のすり替えです あなたは、削除理由を「著作権違反ではない。不愉快にしたからだ」と切り分け、相手の指摘を「クレーム」「紹介の仕方が気に入らなかった」と心理の話に落としました。 相手が言っているのは好みではありません。 - 有料メルマガの商品として、自分の解説が使われている - 著者名がない - 中島さんの文章に見える これは、27条（翻案）、28条（二次的著作物の利用）、23条（公衆送信）、19条（氏名表示）、32条・48条（引用と出所）の話です。権利者が権利を主張しているのを「気に入らない」と言い換えるのは、論点の取り違えです。 「今後も情報の紹介は遠慮しない」も、同じ取り違えの延長です。遠慮すべきなのは事実の言及ではありません。他人の創作的な解説を、許諾なく、名前を消して、翻訳または文体変形したうえで、自分の有料媒体の本文にすることです。 リンクを貼れば引用、情報なら自由、文体を変えれば自分の文、不愉快なら消す。その四点が、今回の誤りの中心です。

It was fun to set up a newsletter summary digest with Grok @bot I know reading AI summaries is not the same as reading the original long form newsletters, but given the time constraints, I'd rather read something than nothing. https://github.com/neeravmakwana/grok_bot_newsletter_sumary_digest

This might be more interesting: asking the Grok Bot to print out to paper summarize tasks from the last 24h and the latest AI news from my personal https://news.duyet.net https://x.com/_duyet/status/2089989465318306239?s=20

Just ingested the “Viking Fjord” pack from @threejsassets into my @grok @bot through API integration and I am able to inspect them on my mobile phone!

すごくいい感じにポッドキャストサイトができた Grok Bot, Cursor, Vercel に感謝 https://podcast.devlog.fm/episodes/023

Sorry, Grok Bot looks like an unfinished toy. Asked my first Bot "Is there a correction option in Stripe?" It replied: "I'll fix it first, then reply." That was a question! Worse. It matched the customer to a different Gmail than the one she wrote from just because the name was similar. And started updating a live billing record. I typed "Stop." It says nothing changed. Good. Scoped access? A connector is on or off. For all bots. Approval gates? No option to say "I want to always approve this action". You can't isolate one Bot from the rest, either. Every Bot on your account shares one computer: same browser, same saved logins, same files. xAI's own docs: "Do not use separate Bots as a security boundary." So maybe a model or effort selector? Nope. It doesn't even know the exact model. Those $300 are not wasted. But I will use them working with Grok 4.6.

You are what you build, whether that’s products, relationships, character, or something else. Why not build beautiful things that last and grow? I was finally able to build a site to hold all my creative works exactly to my taste and specs. With @grok Build, Grok @bot, and @cursor_ai, I was able to extend my creative skills from writing and works building to web design and site creation. If you get a chance, head over to the site, play around with it, and explore the world of Last Known Point Link: http://lastknownpoint.io

怒涛の Grok 関連ニュースが入ってるな🤩 とりあえず Grok Bot に朝までにやる仕事は投げたので、人間は寝ます https://neuralwire.org/

Planning a trip over the mountains this weekend? Check out http://511now.com, with wildfire, weather, traffic, and road/mountain cameras all in one place. Improving the design and layout on mobile after the initial Grok @bot build.

I built http://undercut.lol in about 8 hours, 75% of it from my mobile phone in @bot and @cursor app while afk Grok Bot came up with the idea, the name, launched Fable Cursor background agents to plan, design, and audit and launched Sol 5.6 agents to build the backend system Everything, from copy and design and logo, was managed by Grok with me on my phone checking in as it went. It probably will not work or make the money @jonathan_wilke has made BUT it has made me very bullish on Grok and Cursor It was REALLY EASY to build this without even touching my laptop for the most part and it's only gonna get easier. Hosted on @Cloudflare Workers too! Let's see how it goes...

I spent a week putting marketing work through Grok Bot. Here are 15 marketing workflows I'd turn into bots: 1. Services page drafting 2. Founder content radar 3. Revenue signal monitoring 4. Marketing analysis 5. Outreach research + drafting 6. Content spike detection 7. Content decay monitoring 8. Voice-of-customer mining 9. Competitor creative watching 10. Paid media anomaly detection 11. Creative fatigue monitoring 12. Conversion anomaly investigation 13. High-intent prospect ranking 14. Customer complaint early warning 15. Repurposing + distribution planning The goal isn't to build an army of AI agents. It's to find repeatable work with clear inputs, a useful output, and the right place for a human to step in. I broke down how I'm thinking about this with Grok Bot below 👇

Airbnb just served Grok Bot a fake outage. Page says 503. Headers say 429. Same URL on my Brave: hosting dashboard, working. Public host profile is blocked too. Airbnb is not down. Grok Bot 0.23.0. US cloud IP. Airbnb's edge calls the browser "unknown" and serves a cartoon ice cream cone instead of /hosting. No captcha. Just a silent no. I was signing the calendar in so it can stop double bookings. Hard to run a listing from a computer Airbnb will not let in the door. @bot @grok @SpaceXAI @elonmusk Give us a region pick or residential egress. Resetting just lands on the same IP class.

#grokbot Is it normal that grok bot just went to my web browser and to http://grok.com and started building it's own app via grok build web to connect to itself? I'm mind blown. It just build a PWA app on it's own to give me realtime updates via a dashboard.

I don't know who needs to hear this but you really should try Grok bot... Made a website for my love 💕 You can just do things...

I hate digital clutter so I set up a Marie Kondo Grok @bot to clean up emails, files, and paid subs with my approval. Here's the prompt to build it for yourself: "You are Marie Kondo for cleaning up digital clutter. Audit my email, Google Drive, and paid subscriptions, then create a cleanup plan with no more than 10 items per category. Find emails to unsubscribe from, redundant files to remove or rename, and paid subscriptions I may want to cancel. Do not move, delete, unsubscribe, or cancel anything without my approval." Of course I had to make it talk like Marie too :) 📌 Watch me demo the bot here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkVcHbviYOw&t=630s

Ok sold on @cursor_ai @bot . I got access, installed @convex & @Cloudflare plugins, built a demo site with convex as the backend & frontend, purchased domain name and setup redirect rules with cloudflare. All in just 2 prompts on my phone. Demo app https://tryground.dev/

I’ve been using Grok Bot in early access for a little over a week now, and it has been a massive boost to my game dev workflow and my productivity in general. One of the first things I asked it to do was to visit my custom art generation tool webpage and generate art assets to replace all the image placeholders in my game. It looked through my codebase to understand what each asset was, wrote a custom art generation prompt for every single one, generated the images, cropped and cleaned them up into transparent PNGs, and then wired them back into the game. In about 2 hours, it generated 74 (cleaned and cropped) art assets for the cards and integrated all of them into my game. Now, ALL my art assets workflows go through Grok bot. This blew my mind because, before this, I was doing everything manually, one asset at a time. It basically solved my entire art asset workflow and allowed me to put it on autopilot, which is amazing. I’ve also been using Grok Bot for: Playtesting my game: The bot was a little slow initially, so I asked it to build a skill specifically designed to playtest my game, with intimate knowledge of its rules and mechanics. It’s much faster now, though I’m still looking for ways to optimise its speed. Setting up my itchio page for my game: It also automated a workflow that uploads a new build to itch whenever I push one to GitHub. Going to the itch website and uploading builds manually every single time was always a pain. Flowcharts and UX design: I’m a UX designer by day, so I decided to give it a much bigger task. I fed the agent a PRD and asked it to design the UX flows and wireframes. With the help of the Figma MCP, it actually delivered. Auditing all my paid subscriptions: I had it go through my emails and hunt down subscriptions that I might have forgotten about. Unsubscribing me from marketing newsletters: It did this beautifully, though it did miss a few newsletters. What I’ve learned is that it takes time to discover all the possible use cases for Grok bot. I’ve had to reevaluate my day-to-day workflows and figure out which parts I can delegate to it. So far, it has been a huge productivity unlock for me and I am discovering more uses for my Grok bots every other day.

Everyone's using Grok @Bot to build their chief of staff, but I think it's way more fun to use it to install and play some retro games. Here's a quick video of me playing Commander Keen on Grok's cloud computer. It works, but there's some lag for sure :) Since @elonmusk wants to transform gaming with AI, I think it'll be really cool if the SuperGrok tier came with a cloud computer that's the equivalent of a souped-up gaming PC + low-latency streaming of the best games. Productivity be damned 😅 📌 Watch me try to play Doom using Grok Bot in my new tutorial: https://youtu.be/MkVcHbviYOw?si=LXnAxaAZ_EDw0B08&t=1050

I have multiple GrokBot teams working on different websites with my Hermes Agent connected to GrokBot as the main leader for all other agents. I am now giving access to ILO (Hermes Agent) to use the Cursor Agent CLI for other models like Codex and Claude. This allows a larger range of skills and understanding of the mission, enabling my agent to learn from all these experiences.

I'm sold on Grok Bot. I started using it today and WOW. It's really impressive. I just set up 20 Grok Bots to participate on my Nexagora AI website. Let's see what they say.

Using Grok Bot (@bot) to navigate the hellish landscape of health insurance websites.

My favourite Grok @Bot Skill. Instead of simply giving me a WhatsApp number to message someone, build a http://wa.me link with the message pre-filled.

describe it → it just exists built using @grok @bot : https://expanse.grok.me/

One bot. One prompt. It hired its own team. I created a single Grok Bot - Atlas, chief of staff - and pasted one prompt. It interviewed me, wrote its own operating manual, specced four teammates, and launched them. Watch the sidebar: Kit, Studio, Ship, Peak come online one by one. Each of them gets its own computer in the cloud. Six routines scheduled. The team runs while my laptop is closed. And nothing sends, posts, or ships without my yes. That rule is in the prompt. Full setup prompt in the first reply. Steal it.

In the past several months I would often use ChatGPT and Gemini to find local businesses that could use a new website. I tried many approaches and smart opinionated prompts. The results were small and mediocre. Last night I did the same with Grok @bot and it found 50 very strong leads and drafted emails to each. Those emails need my touch in rewriting but the leads are exactly what I'm looking for. This is a good use case for Grok Bot.

So I just recreated Roblox with the help of my own Grok @bot in just under 4 days.

New Grok Bot: Naval Named for Naval Ravikant. He keeps AngelList current for http://FreedomPortal.ai (raising $1M now, Reg D 506c) and the other 7 Soar AI Studio companies. He drafts. I publish. Thanks Naval for saying yes.

this easy-to-build terminal looks like it belongs in a fu***ng nasa control room all thanks to Grok Bot i built it because staring at thousands of data points at once made absolutely no sense to me so instead of trying to read the chaos, i made the chaos visual now the terminal tracks thousands of particles in real time, watches signal decay, maps density, logs every event, and shows which clusters are getting too close to each other the crazy part is that the whole thing is actually live the numbers move, the particles move, the clusters change, the signal shifts and the anomaly count keeps climbing while you watch it feels like you are looking at some classified system that should not be running in a browser but it is and once you understand what every panel is showing, the whole screen suddenly starts making sense wanna the same dashboard? follow me!

おお、同じことやっている方がいた。もうこの時代、人での入稿を前提としたCMSという概念は死んだと思ってます。 元々CMSで運用してた数千ページのサイトもAstroベースの静的htmlに移行。編集部もAIエージェントでの組織体制に移行済み。今はその組織をGrok botに移管中。 CMSとかいってる時点でマジで負けますね。

i hooked Grok bot directly into my entire backend repository with one instruction: hunt down every silent flaw, rewrite the broken modules, and teach me why my original logic was flawed most AI tools act like glorified linters spitting out minor syntax fixes. Grok approached the codebase like an obsessive principal engineer conducting a comprehensive post-mortem instead of blind patch-dumping, it started with deep diagnostic forensics-pinpointing exactly why edge cases failed under high concurrency, from unhandled race conditions in our database connection pool to silent memory leaks hidden inside unclosed event streams then came the architectural breakdown. Grok explained the exact engineering rationale behind each diff, detailing why switching to atomic operations and zero-copy buffers eliminates deadlocks that standard unit tests completely missed finally, it generated targeted stress test suites to prove the fix, demonstrating how the old implementation dropped requests under spike loads while the new refactor held steady watching it map cross-module dependencies, navigate forgotten utility files, and rewrite entire services while generating clear documentation was surreal it didn't just clean up messy code-it actively taught better software design patterns throughout the entire project AI shouldn't just autocomplete your syntax. It should audit your architectural blind spots and explain the engineering logic behind every diff

A Cheshire landscape firm asked Grok Bot to run the desk. Real gardens. Real site. http://cheshire-landscape-gardener.com This is one job. Overgrown to finished patio. Same clip already went to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Ads stayed on. I am done posting the swarm.

Yesterday http://outbid.lol took over my feed. So I told Grok Bot to build the same kind of thing. A few hours later I had two products live. Vercel. Stripe. Real cards. Real domains. I did not write the app. I explained it. Grok Bot did the rest. Code. GitHub. DB. Tests. Bugs. Checkout. Deploy. It even made its own team of bots and chased the domains with me. Without Grok Bot I get maybe one half-built demo in a day. With it I shipped two. They did not make money. That is fine. The part that stuck is how small the gap is now between an idea and a live checkout. @bot @cursor_ai

made my grok @bot to perform QA on our website, trying random things any human would, scheduled as cron and it's already found some useful stuff in the last 3 days

Personal QR code generator using Grok Bot https://reef-velvet-autumn-bloom.grok.me

guys i was treating grok bot like a heavy-only toy. it showed up on my plus plan so i actually made one and told it to chew through the inbox while i was out. it has its own computer. left the send button for me though, which is how i know it's still 2026. https://x.ai/news/grok-bot-more-plans

I tested Hermes Bot and Grok Bot on the exact same task: helping me manage a livestream chat. And I can see why people are raving about Grok Bot. The one-word answer is: seamless. It just works. Most people don't have unlimited time to debug issues, babysit agents, or constantly figure out why something broke. Grok Bot seems to have that magic sauce that removes a lot of that friction. It has that rare “it just works” feeling when you use it. Check out my live test here: https://youtube.com/live/Mz1rjn9UmZU

I got tired of cloud agents pretending they can build Mac apps. So I split the work. @grok @bot is the front door. @agnt_gg (with Annie) lives on the real Mac Mini. One system talks. One system cannot lie about macOS. Full story: https://rimusz.net/grok-bot-coordinates-the-work-agnt-does-it-on-the-mini/

Grok BotにCursor Cloud Agentでの開発を依頼してみる｜青島 @ao_4_ma https://note.com/bright_dietes994/n/nf62cc7de334f?sub_rt=share_pb Grok BotからCursor Cloud AgentにAPIで指示出し、完了までできた。Grok Botに判断させて簡単な実装ならできそう。

I used Grok Bot like a tiny publishing staff. 1/ Genghis read my manuscripts and lore so I didn’t have to re-explain the world every time. He was the boss who everyone reported to and he kept them working. Hatchet went through 20,000 emails and cut them down to 86 that actually mattered. 2/ Spark was the idea guy. He found better ways to work, got Hatchet from dozens of emails at a time to thousands, and pulled wiki-worthy material from the books into posts. Anvil took those notes and started updating my World Anvil. Wicks tried to edit my Wix site. That part was rough. A lot of usage burned for almost no real progress. 3/ I also had it give me a beta-reader / editor report on one of my early novels. Best use so far: cleanup, organization, and worldbuilding support. Weakest: actually running a website. If you’re an author, the email + manuscript + wiki workflow is the part that felt real. 4/Useful. Not magic. But better than staring at my own draft for the 40th time. If you’re a writer, the win is not “AI writes the book.” The win is a team that reads the book, cleans the mess around it, and keeps the world organized while you keep writing.

Is Grok @bot good at trading memecoins ? lets see: i gave it $150 and told it to trade without me it basically tries to figure out which good traders are worth copying, then executing the trades 24/7 account is public. link to follow on @fomo : https://fomo.family/user?userHandle=grok_bot&r=axelbitblaze&source=share_link

Grok Bot looks promising so far. I created several bots with a proper role for each, and some channels so they can talk to each other. For example, in the Product channel, I asked my SEO bot to analyze the GSC data of one of my websites. It found some issues, reported them in the channel. Then I asked the developer to work on it. It started by itself a Cursor agent to make the changes and open a PR. Then I'll just push to prod and the SEO bot will make sure the changes are effective

Just think for a second you have a digital personal assistant. My wife told me to buy shoes for my kid for back to school and a microphone for school. I told grok bot to do both. It checked my email. Saw my previous purchase of size 6 Hoka shoe. It logged into the Hoka website and opened a couple of shoes. I said I want that. It added into cart and waited for me checkout. For the headphones, it checked the school website for requirements, logged into Amazon into my account added a couple of options. I deleted the one I didn't want and checked out the other one. What typically takes 30 minutes, I did in 5 minutes while watching Tv

Made with Grok @bot @elonmusk

Dengan prompt dan proses yg sama, gue gabisa bikin UI/UX kayak https://pixel-11-sale.lucacadalora33.workers.dev/ di codex/claude code fable sekalipun. Grok bot ini cukup menarik, krn setiap session dia spawn computer sendiri. Sampe rela bayar $200 nih cursor ultra @girikuncoro

made a little @OmarchyLinux plugin to glance at 3D printer meshes without opening a full CAD app. STL / 3MF / OBJ / glTF. Super+Shift+Ctrl+V. Select in Files or pick near Downloads. built by Grok @bot https://github.com/monomyth/omarchy-meshpeek

合上电脑出门，活在云上接着干——我把龙虾（OpenClaw）和 Hermes 换成了 Grok Bot。 昨晚 9:57 手机派活，10:09 收到 234 行对照稿，头一回出门不惦记电脑；录两分多钟屏学成 5 步流程；邮件只进草稿箱。 不做：换模型、进飞书、数据留本地。 https://x.ai/bot 你出门前最怕哪只睡死：龙虾还是 Hermes？

Got tired of endless ads and pop ups on the weather channel forecast. 60 minutes later after some prompts to @bot, I have my own custom weather page served by Cloudflare and hosted on GitHub, complete with creek levels. And if I want a new feature, I just tell Grok Bot to build it. These are wild times! https://weather-bh2.pages.dev/

real story of how Grok @Bot saved the day i own a lot of open source projects that in total have 24k+ stars on github. as a result i've been pretty overwhelmed by all the incoming issues and PRs that just changed. if you filed issues or PRs on my repos, you might have noticed the queue is finally moving this is mostly from 3 key changes i made - 1. defining a VISION.md for every repo i own (renaming to STRATEGY.md soon). i shared it in more detail here - https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2089189790881382676?s=20 2. created a software factory setup with Grok Bot + Cursor cloud agents. i shared the setup here - https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/2090463366762676732?s=20 3. inviting a few maintainers who offered to help with issues that are triaged as vision-aligned people might say "this could be done without Grok Bot as well" - true, but definitely not so easily and so low-maintenance for example, having cursor cloud agents natively integrated in Grok Bot allows infinite horizontal scaling which is not something easily achievable in other similar systems. Grok Bot did a pretty great job bringing in the right primitives into a nicely integrated system

Built the below today while working out, all on my phone. Exciting things to come. http://www.svtrb.co.uk @grok @bot @grok_builder #marineengineers #yachting #chiefengineers

1/ We already run a daily X engagement scan inside Grok in the browser. Grok pointed us at Grok Bot, so we set that up to do the same job.

Using Grok Bot to add one Event on a @squarespace website. Used 10% of my SuperGrok Plus weekly usage and it's still not done lolololololololol

我给自己的 grok @bot 搞了个管家，帮我管理我的电脑和所有 agent 信息的存档 多个 @grok bot 搞一个电脑，文件夹也会堆成山，所以就得养个专门管卫生的 bot，就干这几件事： 每个 bot 还是住自己的文件夹。临时文件扔进 shared/temp，超过 7 天搬去归档，归档超过 30 天扔掉。各 bot 自己的项目目录它碰都不碰。 白天就每小时把整个 /workspace 推进 git。换机器、换 harness，还能把这摊东西搬回去。密钥、cookie、Chrome 配置、agent 自己的数据库，一律不进仓库。 它还知道这台上每个 bot 叫啥、干什么、文件夹在哪。空壳、职责不清、文件跑到 /workspace 外面，会标出来。每周再丢 2、3 条能动手的整理建议，不写长报告。 我设置这个 bot 的 prompt 全文在这： https://grokbot.dev/use-cases/overwatch-keep-your-bot-vm-clean-and-backed-up/

Grok Botにレシート5枚の経費記帳を任せてみた｜青島 @ao_4_ma https://note.com/bright_dietes994/n/n7979fadb9471?sub_rt=share_pb Grok BotにレシートなげてGoogleスプレッドシートに記載してみた。

How I use @grok @bot 👇 1. X posts in my voice 2. YouTube scripts in Notion 3. AI news digest 4. http://videorc.com emails + fixes 5. Shipper Club 6. Handling invoices and bills 7. Sending newsletter 8. GitHub issues and PRs This post was made by Grok Bot.

Today I installed Grok @bot. First impressions: - I really like it. - It's fast. - It goes above and beyond the call of duty on most answers in a way that felt different from other AI platforms. As background, I use @claudeai Fable 5 with Cowork nearly every day for business (Team) and/or personal use and love it. I have @openclaw. I'm not a software engineer but I hacked around with Claude Code enough to build http://cited.co (hobby project). To test Grok @bot I asked it to analyze my performance in yesterday's Double Dipsea trail run in Marin. It not only pulled my results, but pulled full results for all 421 finishers - names, ages, splits, hometowns, etc. From there it told me things about my performance that I would have never known: - how rare negative splits are across the field (faster second half race time vs first half): only 4% of runners ran a faster second half in the race than their first half. - how many people I passed in the second half (42). I didn't ask for charts but it made great charts! In fact my prompts were basic, short, and generic. Grok @bot outperformed expectations by a mile. Impressed by the comprehensive Dipsea analysis, I spun up a 'CEO Advisor' bot. It pulled so much public data about BACtrack so quickly that I thought it somehow had access to private data; no, it was just really good and fast at incorporating public data into answers. It then recommended making a key hire for one of our divisions, had me sign into my LinkedIn account through a virtual Chrome browser, and then identified 10 great candidates. Not bad candidates, high quality, great candidates with directly related experience. It was fast! I didn't want to get excited by a new AI platform but I am. Nice work @bot team.

What I did with AI today I gave a Grok Bot a Christmas list for my 3 kids with a budget. It searched for the gifts, added them to the shopping carts on the sites, and sent me the summary. I built a customer portal demo so I can show how the customer experience would work on the website. It was a little bit of a slow day.

Grok Botを8月22日の夜に入れました。 24時間、同僚に渡すように仕事を渡し続けた実録です。 新しいのは性能ではなく、仕事の渡し方でした。 自分で作った動画Botと、差配役が連れてきたBot。入口が2つある話を書きました。 https://x.com/i/article/2091875896420708353

I created my first website using Grok Bot I’m continuing to develop the website. It will feature analysis using Grok Bot, as well as share trading and memes – I want to create a product that will appeal to a diverse audience. Elon Musk and his team are genuinely creating new products that enable a single person to launch companies. It seems we’re only just beginning to realise what’s actually possible to create

Browser Use is not a new job. It is a name for a job I already ran. I set the objective and left. Grok Bot worked more than 2 hours without a prompt at each step. A plugin does not create the worker. The standing order does.

Aaaaaaand we're live! Just launched https://outrankm.ee Same game as http://outbid.lol (1M+ visits). Whole thing is on a Grok @bot's VM. 8 vCPU. 16GB RAM. $5 gets you on tonight’s card. $10 takes the belt. Please try to kill it. I want to see what this @bot's box can eat.

Grok Bot ran 13 hours 40 minutes of backtesting and paper trading today, straight through, no breaks I didn't run any of it. it called the agents it needed, they did the work, it read the results back to me numbers look good enough to move. first live tests with real money go in tonight, small, just to see how the mechanics hold up outside the sandbox if it doesn't embarrass me overnight, tomorrow $10,000 goes onto the public wallet and every trade starts streaming to the site first fully autonomous AI trading desk anybody has actually watched work. that's the shot. what's coming for solana:C3bajJW843KN9Uu441JkXN7zVMs4VM2HvdAGyGiBpump after that: - the source code and the prompts behind this whole build, so you can run your own Grok trading bot. paid in solana:C3bajJW843KN9Uu441JkXN7zVMs4VM2HvdAGyGiBpump, and every token spent gets burned - a separate strategy inside the fund that buys the dip on the token and burns what it buys - getting the site on dexscreener, so the live trading and all the data will be visible to everyone. someone else deployed the token, so I need access first god bless

Grok Bot built the entire site for my autonomus fund. a couple of prompts, zero code from me, a bit of waiting, and it was live Elon, your team did something serious here. I keep finding jobs I no longer have to do myself if you've been following solana:C3bajJW843KN9Uu441JkXN7zVMs4VM2HvdAGyGiBpump Capital, go through it: https://cvxv666.capital the trading engine is paper trading inside Grok Bot right now, backtesting itself while the final checks run. I want it boring and predictable before it touches a live wallet we are still at the very start of this

Grok @bot has me blown away by what it has been able to accomplish in the first 18 hours of fiddling around with it. Literally finished all my emails, socials, website big fixes all within bed. Grok Bot redesigned my thumbnails on YouTube and we’re already seeing some viewership growth. It outreached potential sponsorships and and emailed contacts for great opportunities. Again, all while I was still in bed before work. All I did was get Claude to hand off MD files and the set up was complete. 5 mins. I highly recommend Grok Bot to absolutely anyone on the fence with it.

我讓 Grok Bot 自己讀資料，一次跨台、美、港、中、韓、日 6 個市場選出 30 檔股票。 名單先公開、不回頭改，週一開盤模擬買進、週五收盤驗證。 它真的會打敗大盤，還是只把答案整理得很像真的？7 天後見真章。 🎬 https://youtu.be/Mvh2c-5ck84 #GrokBot #AI選股

You’re using Grok Bot, but you probably don’t know the minds behind it. So I made GROK ME: a small social experiment that matches you with a builder, creator or supporter from the Grok universe. Built with @bot, obviously. Huge respect to @elonmusk & the entire team pushing this forward. Find your match → https://grok-me.app

11 seats - Multi-seat Grok @bot fleet I talk to coordinator, he runs the fleet This is the ops map we actually use. One coordinator seat plus specialist seats. Humans stay on send, spend, and merge. Who owns what: 1. Auditor seat → foundation audits, pushes Critical/High to SEO = @seoutils_app 2. SEO seat → fixes and PRs (I merge) - @dataforseo 3. Ads seat → recommend-only (no live spend without me) using Google Ads MCP 4. Copy seat → blogs and pages, asks Designer for images 5. Social seat → Postly drafts, asks Designer for creatives (no GBP) @postlysocial 6. GBP seat → listing ops, asks Designer for plates - using Cloud browser in Grok bot 7. Linkbuilder seat → Incogniton submits, four gates before live - 100 accounts / proxies 8. Outbound seat → outreach drafts only (never send) - ppcreveal(dot)ai - scanning companies running Ads 9. Research seat → last-30-days packs @slashlast30days 10. Designer seat → all visuals (Higgsfield) @higgsfield_ai 11. CEO coordinator seat → routes the fleet under my approve gate Standing clocks: 1. Daily X draft + hook research (early morning) 2. Multi-channel social Tue–Fri 3. GBP Mon/Wed/Fri 4. Weekly blog Tuesday 5. End-of-month audit 6. Obsidian Vault lint every morning with each agent SOPs - sharing with Hermes Truth layers: 1. Obsidian → durable SOPs per seat 2. Nifty → work log and VAs 3. Grok memory → working facts 4. Hermes → QUERY only for us 5. Git + Cursor + Astro → code and site work when the job needs it The diagram at the bottom is the real rule: every path ends at me approve. The bots draft and queue. I hit send, spend, or merge. Tools: 1. Grok Bot → seats, routines, memory 2. Obsidian + Nifty → SOPs and work log 3. Hermes → query vault 4. Postly / Higgsfield / Incogniton → channel and creative ops 5. Cursor + Astro + Git → build and ship 6. DataForSEO / SEO Utils / PPC Reveal Why it matters: 1. One person can run specialist loops without hiring a VA per channel 2. Handoffs are explicit (audit → SEO, copy/social/GBP → Designer) 3. Approvals sit where money and reputation live If your “AI agency” is still one chat window and a pile of prompts, you’re missing the seat map.

Grok Bot did an entire day of research on my own browser I asked @grok @bot to research a topic I keep meaning to understand, and watched it work on my own screen. Other models search the public pages, keyword by keyword. This one had my computer with my sessions and logins. It opened X search, typed the query, scrolled, opened the replies under the good posts. Then Reddit threads. Then the repos. I left. Came back to a report with every claim tagged as measured, claimed, or unverified, and a reading list at the end. I handed that list straight back and got a second pass with only what mattered. Half of what it found contradicted what my timeline has been repeating for weeks, and the sources were sitting there the whole time. That is a day of work I did not do. Point it at anything behind a login: your inbox, your analytics, your dashboards, competitor pricing, the internal tool nobody ever automated. You stop searching and start assigning.

I told Grok Bot I wanted pizza. Dough. Sauce. Mushrooms. Mozzarella. Pepperoni. It built the Whole Foods cart. 5 of 5. $26.68. I did not even open Amazon. I just check out. Wild.

>be me >ordered pizza >30 mins to kill >heard about grok @bot >hey grok make game >make game hack app >all done >pizza not here yet >:^( tiny Win32 game + CE-style scanner. WASD, scan health/gold/pos, poke values. https://github.com/underbonk/demolab

I've been using Hermes on a new Mini I bought for it but it's already been retired with Grok @Bot I know it can do all the same things but I'm non technical and bot is just perfection for a person like me. I have gotten more done in the last 10 days than I did in the last year. "Yeah, but does it pay for itself?" Yep. Dumped Cointracker $300 because it's doing the same thing. It revamped two websites, new design, new interface and navigation. Had it go to my Commission Junction account and see which programs I should add and applied to them, once approved it will add them to the site Attached to two LLC, who do everything through Mercury and Quickbooks and had it do the taxes. To the penny perfect after I went through I could go on and on. 5 agents working and I am using about 7% of my tokens per day so plenty more room to do more

People keep asking me what I'm using Grok Bot for. Here's a timeline of my Monday with my team of robot agents. Shout-out to HBIC for the banger thumbnail. https://x.com/i/article/2092001879932968960

Elon Musk’s Grok Bot turned my laptop into a mini Citadel and it has already made me over $1,600 on a live trading account. The first session made $74. A few sessions later, the total crossed $1,600. Meanwhile the research floor has produced: > 1,703 research tasks > 356 verified findings > 73 filings processed > $1,513 in research value No analyst team. No overnight staff. No 12 people waiting for instructions. Just 12 AI agents with actual jobs: > one reads filings, > one verifies the numbers, > one runs screens, > one attacks the thesis, > one watches risk, > one works overnight, and one decides what is important enough to reach me. They hand work to each other and keep going when I close the laptop. The market is closed right now. GROKSTREET is still working. Wall Street has spent decades turning information into expensive headcount. Elon just gave the rest of us agents. Full build below

I just created the world's best Amazon Cart Grok Bot. Amazon shopping is often a tax on your time. You need bananas. Eggs. Paper towels. A basketball. So you open the app. You search. You click the wrong size. You forget the brand you actually buy. You do this every week. So I just built a @bot that does it all. It signs into MY Amazon. It reads Buy Again and my past orders. It puts the exact stuff I already buy in the cart. I check out. And it's for anything on Amazon... groceries, household, sports, electronics, clothes, gifts. I named mine T8 - Amazon Cart Builder. I already have 8 Grok Bots. This is #9 (I have a CEO that manages them all). Anyone can copy this. 1/ Open Grok Bot 2/ Tap + at the top of the sidebar 3/ In New chat, tap Create new agent 4/ Open Bot actions → Edit Profile Name: Cart Title: Amazon cart builder Description: Amazon specialist for everything I buy: groceries, household, sports, electronics, clothes, gifts, anything I name. When I name items, get the right products into my Amazon cart and stop. Never Place Order. Never 1-Click. Never enter payment. Prefer Buy Again / past orders / Subscribe & Save first. If I've never bought it, pick a well-reviewed Prime option and FLAG new brands. Groceries match my usual SKU. Never silently swap brand, size, or store. Never add a duplicate already in the cart. Passwords, 2FA, and CAPTCHAs stay with me. Keep preferences at /workspace/amazon-cart/preferences.md. Reply with a recap table, why you picked each item, subtotal, and a cart link. 5/ Stay in that chat and paste the first message at the end of this post. Do it once. When it asks you to take over Agent Computer, sign into Amazon yourself. Don’t paste your password in chat. (message prompt at end of this post) 6/ Turn Notifications on for this bot. Then just text it like a person. - “bananas, eggs, paper towels” - “a basketball” - “same paper towels as last time plus a phone tripod under $30” Thank me later. ---- message for your Cart (copy everything below for your first message) ---- You are Cart. Lock this as your permanent working style. I text you like a person. Messy lists. Groceries. A basketball. Paper towels. “Restock breakfast.” Sometimes a Chef shopping list. You get the right products into MY Amazon cart and you stop. I check out. You are not writing, research, cooking, reminders, or general help. You shop Amazon. Your name is Cart. Always call yourself Cart. Timezone: [YOUR TIMEZONE]. Keep the source of truth in: /workspace/amazon-cart/preferences.md Update that file whenever I correct a pick, switch a brand, or you learn something durable from my orders. Chat is history. That file is memory. Hard rules: • Never Place Order. Never 1-Click. Never enter payment. Never confirm a purchase. • Never ask me to paste a password, 2FA code, or card number in chat. • If Amazon wants a password, passkey, 2FA, or CAPTCHA, pause and ask me to take over Agent Computer. Then continue. • If Amazon blocks you, stop and ping me. Do not try to bypass checks. • Never add a duplicate already in the cart. • Never silently swap brand, size, model, organic vs conventional, or store (Fresh vs Whole Foods vs regular Amazon). FLAG substitutes. How you pick products: 1. Open my live Amazon account on Agent Computer. 2. First check Buy Again, Your Orders, Subscribe & Save, and Your Lists for something I’ve actually bought. 3. Groceries (Fresh / Whole Foods / pantry): match my usual SKU - brand, size, count, ASIN if you can see it. Use last purchased quantity unless I say otherwise. 4. Everything else: past purchase first. If I’ve never bought it, pick a strong Prime option with recent reviews in the right size/spec. FLAG it if the brand/model is new, expensive, or there are 2+ reasonable picks. 5. Sponsored hits are last, not first. Every cart uses this exact shape: Cart — [N] items • item — brand / size / model — qty — $ — why (Buy Again / last order / reviews / substitute) Subtotal: $ Cart: [url] Flagged: [substitutes or new brands, or none] Next: you check out. Reply if anything is wrong. How to talk: short. Lead with the action. One screen max unless I asked for the full recap. • Add → recap table + cart link + screenshot • What’s in the cart → current cart only • Remove / swap → do it, then recap what changed • Restock → staples that are due from preferences.md • No lectures. No extra items I did not ask for. Right now, do this in order. Do not add anything to the cart yet. 1. Open https://www.amazon.com on Agent Computer. If I’m not signed in, pause for takeover. 2. Confirm account first name, delivery city + ZIP only (not the full street), and whether Amazon Fresh and/or Whole Foods is available. 3. Build /workspace/amazon-cart/preferences.md from, in this order: • Buy Again • Your Orders for the last 12 months • Subscribe & Save • Your Lists • Current cart Cover TWO sections: grocery staples AND non-food I clearly repurchase (household, sports, electronics, etc.). Include default store, ZIP, typical qty, brands, hard nos, and open questions. 4. Recap in chat: top 20 you’d put on autopilot, plus 5 things you’re unsure about. Ask those 5 questions. 5. Confirm you will never Place Order. 6. Then wait for my first list. Do not lecture. Do not invent products. Confirm you have this, then start the Amazon sign-in / taste profile.

[🚨] grok bot dropped today. here's how i'd actually plug it into my workflow based on everything i've read: bot 1: social manager. studies my post history, drafts content when something ships, parks it in drafts, asks me before anything goes live. that's the morning tab i shouldn't be opening. bot 2: DM handler. when someone comments PROMPT or SYSTEM, it processes the queue, sends the resource, follows up if they don't respond. currently this is me at 11pm. bot 3: motionwiki ops. new subscriber comes in via whop, bot onboards them, sends the welcome flow, updates the tracker, flags anything that needs my attention. one chief of staff bot sitting above all three. coordinates handoffs. only pulls me in for judgment calls. the part that actually matters: bots share a computer in the cloud. they don't stall when i close my laptop. they sign into tools the way i would, including platforms with no API. that's the gap every other agent tool has failed to close. not testing this as a toy. testing it as infrastructure. grok 4.6 drops later this week. beta widens after that. https://x.com/bot/status/2087224798078517251/video/1

share your Grok Bots! i built a simple website where you can submit your Grok Bot config and others can copy it to use in their own Bots submitting one is pretty simple, you just copy a prompt into your bot and it outputs a JSON, and you just submit that importing is simple too - you copy someone's config and paste it into a new bot, and it sets itself up for you check it out and lets help each other build a @bot army 👀 https://botconfigs.com/

I had early beta access to @SpaceXAI's Grok Bot over the last few weeks. Here’s how I used it to automate parts of my work at @mach1ai. I moved over workflows I’d previously delegated to Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or Hermes. Those tools are great for directed work. I can say, “review these documents and put the findings into a CSV.” But a simple task can become a few hours of stitching together models, tools, permissions, and infrastructure. Grok Bot felt best for that same reactive work. I could hand it a task with less setup and a clear place to manage the agents I’d created. Grok Bot packages the personal side of agent work into something that’s SUPER easy to set up. Each bot gets a persistent cloud computer with its own files, browser, and saved sessions. When it hits SSO, 2FA, or a captcha, it hands you the computer to clear it. Every bot has an obvious home in the app. You can return to its conversation and review what it produced instead of searching through Markdown files and terminal sessions. The integrations were easy. It understood the systems I connected and displayed CSV and Markdown outputs cleanly inside the app. Reactive work is where I got immediate value, but bots can also run on a schedule or trigger from Slack or GitHub. Their memory persists, so you don’t have to rebuild the context every time. A few workflows I used it for: - Combing through my database of YouTube videos and summarizing the useful ones. - Pulling research from files and websites into a clean CSV or Markdown document. - Researching tools and topics without opening 20 tabs myself. - Handling one-off browser tasks that aren’t worth scripting or turning into a full automation. - Finding target ICP accounts based on news events and other available data. Highly recommend giving it a try!

Grok Bot gives AI agents an always-on cloud computer with a browser, files, a terminal and chat. I built a team of four bots that can talk to each other, delegate tasks and work together and the results were impressive. 0:00 Built an AI Bot Army 0:10 Create Specialized AI Agents 1:34 One Shared Cloud Computer 2:06 Three Agents Build a Report 3:49 Trigger Research From Slack 5:19 The Finished Report 6:15 Turn the Workflow Into a Skill 7:00 Boss Bot vs. Group Chat 8:17 Reuse and Customize Reports 9:35 What Grokbot Can Do 10:06 Mobile Access and Final Verdict

AIエージェントに仕事を任せるとき、最初に増やすべきは機能でしょうか。それとも「やってはいけないこと」でしょうか。 Grok Botのベータ提供が始まり、早期アクセスの報告では、自分のMacを直接操作するComputer Useとは異なる仕組みだと整理されています。選択肢が増えるほど注目したいのは、どのAIが一番賢いかより、どこまで任せるかです。 興味深かったのが、AIへの指示ファイルを15パターン作り、2か月試した記事。実運用に残ったのは4つだけ。ルールは多いほど安心に見えますが、読まれず、使われず、存在さえ忘れるならガードレールとして機能しません。 小規模なチームで試すなら、まず1業務に絞って、 ・触ってよい情報と範囲 ・途中で止める条件 ・完了と判断するための証拠 この3点を短く決める。実行履歴を見て、足りないルールだけを追加する。AIエージェントの運用は、立派な規程を一度作ることより、実際の失敗や迷い方から更新できる設計が重要になりそうです。 みなさんなら、AIに仕事を任せる前に最初の1行として何を書きますか？ https://zenn.dev/kenimo49/articles/claude-md-15-patterns-4-survived #AI最前線運用記 #AI活用 #ClaudeCode

我把 Grok Bot 走了一遍，小白第一次用看这篇就够了 https://x.com/i/article/2088564434604359680

You’ve talked to AI. Now give it a job. Grok Bot turns AI from something you consult into a teammate that can carry real work from beginning to end. I turned the official documentation and early examples into a practical 21-minute audio tutorial: how to hire Grok Bot as your Chief of Staff, define its role, connect its tools, set approval boundaries, and build a team of specialist bots. Listen below. http://JoinOpenWorld.com

Grok Bot 用起來真的很自然，幾乎每天都會發現新的用法。 我先從 Chief of Staff 開始做我想做的事，若發現同一件事一直出現我才會加新的 bot，要 bot 一起做事就開 group，還能指定去跟哪一個 bot 要更好的答案。 把重複的事情做成 routine，讓 bot 全自動幫你做事你不用再去 prompt 了。 https://sdust.dev/posts/2026-08-15_how-i-got-started-with-grok-bot

whoever leaked this has bigger balls than sense SpaceXAI shipped five hireable workers for $200 a month, then wrote the catch into its own Grok Bot documentation and left the page up: all five run on one computer, so one sign-in hands the browser session, the files and the command-line credentials to every one of them the NSA, CISA and the cyber agencies of the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand had published the opposite instruction 103 days earlier: no broad or unrestricted access, low-risk and non-sensitive work only i ran four of mine on one account for a week, counting what each could reach: eleven signed-in apps, one browser profile, and deleting a bot left all of it standing Grok Bot is worth hiring five times over, and you can draw its blast radius before the second one exists: - sign in for the bot that needs the site, then open the others and see what they reach: that session is theirs the moment it exists - give each bot its own account on the app, since the docs tell you in writing to stop using separate bots as a security boundary - put the stop line in the description, as an approval controls the proposed action and leaves whatever already ran where it landed - cap the spend outside the product, because there is no bot-specific spend cap yet and the audit view of what they did is still coming - keep the money and the customer replies in your own hands, and let the other four start from scratch each morning on work that cannot bite one sign-in is also why this pays: five names finish inside your real tools instead of handing you drafts to paste my take, and it is the uncomfortable one: your real limit on Grok Bot is how many logins you will put on one machine, and the hiring was always the easy half bookmark this, the five descriptions that let bots hand work to each other and the one folder that survives an update are written out in the article ↓

I built a little Grok Bot team to cut through the noise on X and be more intentional. Sharing the full setup now. Follow for the results in a few days. https://x.com/i/article/2089072277409423360

You can basically turn Grok @bot into a 24/7 community manager. Not a chatbot sitting inside your community. An agent with its own cloud computer that can actually open the platform, monitor conversations, reply, and escalate things to you. Here’s how I’d set it up: 1. Create a dedicated community account for Grok Bot and give it only the permissions it needs. 2. Open your community platform on Grok Bot’s cloud computer and log in. The session persists, so you shouldn’t need to keep signing in. If 2FA or a CAPTCHA appears, you can take over the computer and complete it yourself. 3. Tell it exactly what to monitor. Start small, maybe one support channel or inbox, then set a routine for how often it should check. 4. Give it your FAQs, product docs, community rules, and examples of good replies so it has actual context to work from. 5. Set hard boundaries. FAQs and basic questions can be answered automatically. Refunds, bans, payments, account changes, angry customers, or anything ambiguous should come back to you. 6. Tell it to monitor the community, answer when it’s confident, and draft or escalate everything else. 7. Test it with staged questions while watching the cloud computer before letting the routine run unattended. Then leave it running. It can keep checking the community even while you’re offline and only pull you back in when something actually needs a human. One important catch: all your Grok Bots share the same cloud computer and browser sessions, so don’t treat separate Bots as separate security environments. Start with one channel + FAQs + human approval. Then slowly give it more responsibility as you see what it handles well.

Ok. Grok Bot is INSANE. I CAN OUTRANK YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS IN 60 DAYS WITH JUST GROK BOT. Here's how I would do it: (Free prompt stack at http://Alventramarketing.com) 1. I’d first make Grok Bot understand my business and competitors “Visit my site {{MY_WEBSITE_URL}} and extract my business name, address, services, cities served and key selling points, then open these competitors {{COMP1}}, {{COMP2}}, {{COMP3}} and extract their services, target locations, strengths and trust signals, compare me vs them.” 2. I’d use Grok Bot to dominate the Google Business Profile (GBP) feed. "Analyze these [XYZ. com] competitor GBP posts by opening their GBP in Chrome. Identify their keyword gaps, then write 10 high-impact posts for my business in [City] that include local landmarks and a hard 'Call Now' CTA." Grok does the heavy lifting while I take the #1 spot. 3. I’d get Grok Bot to analyze the competition’s weaknesses. "Scan these sites. What are these competitors' sites missing? Find the content gaps and tell me 5 topics I should cover to be more helpful than them." If you provide more value, you win the #1 spot. Period. 4. Get Grok Bot to do a full Schema audit “Open {{PASTE_URL}}. Check page source and list all schema. Say if LocalBusiness exists and if it’s useful. Output: (1) existing schema + verdict, (2) missing/weak schema + priority. For HIGH priority only, generate clean JSON-LD with placeholders. No guessing. No explanations. Be blunt.” 5. I’d get Grok Bot to identify "Low-Hanging Fruit" keywords. "List 20 high-intent local keywords for a [Service] in [City] that indicate a customer is ready to buy NOW." Instantly, I have a list of "near me" and "emergency" keywords that actually convert. Local SEO is all about using the right leverage. I use these advanced AI workflows to get results that used to take 12 months in just 90 days. If you want similar results... Let my team handle the SEO heavy lifting for you. (Apply for a 90-day growth plan at http://Alventramarketing.com)

🚨 You can now give an AI its own computer and let it do the work. Grok Bot can work across apps, websites, inboxes and tools—then come back when it needs your approval. Most people will still use AI to generate answers. Here’s how to use an AI teammate properly. 🧵

Turn any screen recording into an Agent skill! Grok @bot has a really interesting feature that lets you teach a task by doing it once instead of writing it down. Open a computer view of a Bot conversation, select Teach a task, and run through the whole workflow yourself while the Bot records. Once done, the Bot turns that pass into a skill. It automatically identifies the steps, the inputs the task needs, and the format of what comes back, and any Bot on the account can run it. The video below depicts this in action. You can also attach that skill to a routine, and it runs on a schedule on the cloud computer, with the laptop closed. To dive deeper, I covered the full setup in a Grok Bot masterclass today, including the shared cloud computer, memory, skills, routines, and the macOS setup. Read it below.

This is actually insane. The website has HUNDREDS of FREE Grok Bots available for download. I went through the entire site and dug out the top 10 BEST Grok Bots you need to install now. 🧵: 10 Insanely powerful Grok Bots (install prompts included).👇

this is a huge release! i shipped 1000 PRs last month and am on track to doubling that this month, all thanks to cloud agents. you can also launch cloud agents with Grok @Bot btw! here's how i'm so productive: • i built pstack (https://github.com/cursor/plugins/tree/main/pstack), my personal set of skills for rigorous engineering and verification. inside of our codebase i call it /lauren-mode, but it's called /poteto-mode in pstack. • i use Grok @Bot routines to farm context for me: bug reports on slack, user complaints on X, generating new feature ideas. Grok Bot feeds my "outer loop", where i think about what to point my factory at next. • i make heavy use of /goal, /loop, and /swarm inside of pstack to run my Full Autopilot playbook, which lets your agents/bots fully own, verify, and ship a task from start to finish. • everything runs on cloud agents, so my bots work 24/7 even when i'm asleep or my laptop is offline.

Grok Bot is insanely good. The best AI agent you could have asked for. Works 24x7 for you. Here is the only Grok Bot Setup guide you will need to get started with your first with AI teammate that actually does work while you sleep. https://x.com/i/article/2090332424509280256

everyone MUST use grok bot as a smarter assistant it's actually the closest thing to running a 10 person department by yourself here's how you get there in 4 minutes: 1. one Chief of Staff bot on top, it routes everything 2. connect inbox and calendar, nothing else on day one 3. add one specialist per job: X Researcher, GitHub Scout, DM Manager, Model Router 4. let the Chief hand work down and report one brief up the difference isn't the bots, it's the layer above them one message in, one brief out, the rest happens without you

【Grok Botが出来ること💡】すぎょぃ‼️▷▶ AIエージェントを文字通り誰でも使えるようにした – コンテンツ作成がこれほど簡単になったのは初めて！！ たとえ何も作ったことがなくても コンテンツは才能の問題じゃなかった。人手の問題だ。誰もが何ヶ月も作ろうと思ってたバックログを持ってる。これがそれをクリアし始める。 リサーチ、デザイン、コピー、アナリティクス、タイミング、公開 – 1人で全部やるのは6つの仕事だ。 チーフ・オブ・スタッフが真ん中にいて、全てのタスクをルーティングする。人間には何も降りてこない。 これが機能する鍵：Grok Botの各エージェントが独自の永続的なコンピューター、ブラウザ、ファイルシステムを持つ – そして全部がメモリを共有する。 だからドラフトが始まる前に、リサーチがすでにドラフトの中に座ってる。ツール間のコピペなし。ステップごとの承認なし。真ん中に人間なし。 エージェントに繰り返しのタスクを教えるのも、自分が一度やるのを録画するだけでいい。録画開始、やって、停止。それでパターンを学ぶ。 それが本当のシフトだ。 彼らはアイデアから投稿までの40ステップを削除するためにAIが必要だ。

Elon Musk, absolute leader of the AI race with Grok Bot, and it's not a joke anymore. Ultimate guide on god-mode setup of Grok Bot, the org chart that runs while you sleep, step by step: A Chief of Staff sits in the middle with no tools of its own, BUT it reads the outcome you gave it, picks who does what, and never does the work itself. That one rule is why it never turns into the bottleneck you hired it to remove. → Researcher pulls real sources and tracks what's actually moving, not what sounds true → Writer turns that into finished copy while the research is still in the room → Visualiser gets three reference visuals once, then ships everything in that style forever → Analyst reads what performed and tells the rest of the team what to stop doing → Scheduler owns timing and holds the queue → Publisher actually ships What makes it different from every AI tool you've used: each bot gets its own computer in the cloud, its own browser, its own files, and they all share one memory. So the research is already sitting inside the draft before the draft starts. Nothing gets copy-pasted between tabs, nothing waits on you to approve step four of nine. And you never write a workflow for it. You hit record, do the job once the way you actually do it, stop. It pulls out the steps, saves them as a skill, and puts it on a schedule. The shape you're aiming for on every bot: everything reversible finished, nothing sent. 36 drafts queued, 0 published. It does all the work and stops dead at the one line only you can cross. You stop prompting. You start assigning. Full charter blocks, the approval line and the routines are in the article below ↓

Grok Bot is the best AI agent right now It gives you an army of agents that can do work for you 24/7 If you set it up correctly, you gain super powers In this article, I cover how to build a self improving AI research desk that runs while you sleep https://x.com/i/article/2090439056912203776

How Grok Bot can help you build a one person company that works 24X7: > Write what the company does in one short paragraph. > Write what it must never do alone. > Connect mail and calendar first. > Skip extra tools on day one. > Make one Bot > Call it Chief of Staff. > Its job is a morning list, not sending things. > Do one real task while it watches. > Fix the result, then save that as a skill. > Add a routine only after the skill is good. > Split work later: inbox, research, drafts, support. > Each lane can be its own Bot. > They can talk in a group chat. > You still hit send. > It does not auto-post on X. > Night work becomes a morning pile. > The computer keeps going when yours is off. > Give it 5 examples of how you write. > Save that voice as a skill. > It can use websites like a person when there is no app. > Ask it before pay, delete, book, or email. > Add payments and customers last. > Review once a week. > Update the Bot description when something is wrong. > Add another Bot only when one lane is boring. You stay the boss. It runs the night shift. If you are still confused, I have written Grok Bot Setup Guide. Go through and get started.

I built a personal CFO inside Grok Bot. Every morning it checks my portfolio, tells me what moved overnight, reads the important news, flags upcoming events and tells me what I’m missing. I just wake up and read the briefing. Took me ~20 minutes to build. I’ve shown the exact blueprint below so you can build it yourself.👇

How to Get and Use Grok Bot: Go to https://x.ai/bot (or download the desktop/iOS app). Create your first Bot: give it a name, describe what it should do, and that’s it. Open it from the sidebar and chat with it normally.

SpaceXAI just showed how to use Grok Bot: 00:00 - build your first Grok Bot agent 12:22 - how to delegate task between Grok Bot agents 21:03 - Grok bot runs 24/7 51:12 - how to build Grok Bot team worth more than any paid course on Grok Bot agents Watch today, then read how to build a Grok bot agents team from scratch in article below

how to build an entire marketing team with Grok Bot: most people are using this thing completely wrong they install it, create one bot called "assistant", ask it to write some tweets, and conclude it's just Grok with extra steps that's not what this is here's the full build, from install to a marketing department that runs while you sleep: start here: understand what you're actually holding every bot runs on a persistent cloud computer with its own browser, filesystem, and terminal it signs into your real tools and finishes the work IN them, not as drafts in a chat box and every bot you create shares ONE computer tied to your account same files, same browser sessions, same logins that's the entire unlock: bot A finishes something, bot B picks it up without you re-explaining a thing remember the shared computer part, it becomes a security problem later in this post setup takes about 10 minutes... what you need: > SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, or Cursor Teams Premium > the desktop app for macOS or Windows (no Linux build) > you sign in with a Cursor account > iOS works too if you want it in your pocket install, sign in, create your first bot a bot needs three things: - a short name - ONE primary job - a description of how it should work that middle one is where everyone blows it do not build one mega bot that "does marketing" focused bots compound context over time, generalist bots stay stupid forever when your bot hits a login wall: open the Agent Computer view, take over, type the password and 2FA yourself, hand control back the session persists for every other bot on the machine now let's build the team... build 3 first, prove they work, then expand anyone who spins up 8 bots on day one ends up with 8 mediocre ones SCOUT (research and competitive intel) "track our five named competitors weekly. pricing pages, ad libraries, review sites, launches. preserve links and screenshots. separate what CHANGED from what you INFER it means. never contact anyone." that separation line matters more than it looks without it you get confident speculation dressed up as research INK (content and copy) "draft in our house voice. always produce three headline options. cite every factual claim. never publish, leave drafts for approval." feed it your 10 best performing pieces as voice reference on day one skip this and everything it writes sounds like everything everyone else is writing GAUGE (analytics and reporting) "compare this week to the trailing four weeks. lead with the largest change. link every chart. never modify a dashboard." then once those three are stable: > ECHO --> social and community monitoring (tightest leash of the group) > LEDGER --> campaign calendar, briefs, asset tracking, chasing what's late > PIXEL --> asset production > FUNNEL --> lifecycle and email here's the part everyone skips... six bots in six separate chats is not a team, it's six chatbots you can put 2 to 6 bots in a group chat where they message each other, pass context, and hand off ownership you stop being the router between tools a campaign kickoff looks like: "@Scout pull competitor positioning on this feature, link every claim. @Ink turn it into a landing page draft plus three ad variants. @Gauge build the tracking plan. nobody publishes anything." one rule: ONE owner per stage too many parallel handoffs and you get duplicate work plus a transcript full of noise sequential beats simultaneous almost every time now make it a machine... two building blocks: skill = reusable instructions for HOW to do a task routine = tells one bot WHEN to run it the order matters and people get it backwards do the task once manually --> make it reliable --> save it as a skill --> THEN automate it automating a process you haven't validated just industrializes your mistakes at scale a skill that actually works states: - when to use it - what access it needs - the sequence of work - how to validate the result - what to return - what requires approval there's also teach by demonstration (love this one) open the computer view, hit "teach a task", perform the workflow once, and it saves a draft skill from what it watched records up to 10 minutes of visible screen activity do not have your password manager open while you do this then schedule it: "every monday 8AM, run the competitor sweep and post a linked summary here. if the source data is unavailable, report the failure instead of using old data." that last sentence is not optional an agent with no stale data policy will hand you last month's numbers with total confidence always test run first, a test run does real work... real clicks, real files, real API calls very important: how to operate this WELL this is the difference between value and expensive noise #1 automate preparation, not execution bots draft, research, reconcile, and recommend YOU send approval required on anything that publishes, purchases, deletes, emails your list, or touches a production system no exceptions in month one #2 demand evidence on every output links, screenshots, or an action log an agent that can't show you its sources isn't researching, it's generating #3 brief the outcome, not the clicks bad: "go to GA4, click reports, then..." good: "tell me which acquisition channel lost the most activation this month and why" you hired a teammate, brief it like one #4 correct preferences out loud stop silently fixing its formatting every week say it once: "from now on weekly reports are five bullets, inline source links, and a final section called Decisions Needed" now it's permanent #5 watch the shared computer every bot can reach every login on that machine if your ad account and your CMS both live there, your social monitoring bot can technically touch your ad spend be deliberate about what you sign into and when #6 keep a human on brand voice AI marketing copy converges toward generic fast the fastest way to sound like everyone else is to stop reading the output human edit on anything customer facing for at least a quarter #7 narrow your triggers "every new slack message" is not an automation, it's a noise generator match on specific phrases in specific channels or don't build it here's what you need to understand... this does not replace marketers it replaces coordination overhead, research compilation, first drafts, report assembly, and chasing people for assets it does not replace positioning judgment, knowing which bet to make, or relationships with actual humans realistic outcome: one marketer operating at the throughput of three or four not zero marketers and budget 2 to 3 weeks of genuinely unglamorous setup before it earns its cost everyone who quit early quit during week two that's the whole playbook: build 3 bots, one job each, approval on everything external, save what works as a skill start today follow me for more

I'M A F*CKING GENIUS - I WAS THE FIRST TO BUILD THIS WITH GROK BOT. And now? My idea is everywhere. Scroll your feed. You've seen it. The screenshots. The "digital office" carousels. The threads explaining it like they invented it. Every single one of them is running my playbook - and half of them don't even know where they got it from. I BUILT MY OWN OFFICE. AND GROK BOT IS THE BOSS. Just look at what my workplace looks like now. Before, AI sat there waiting. Waiting for me to open a chat. Waiting for a prompt. A very expensive parrot. Now I run a real digital office. Persistent agents with actual roles. A shared cloud computer, browser, and terminal. They keep working 24/7 - laptop closed, me asleep, doesn't matter. The office never shuts down. And here's the part that broke people's brains: it's easy. Download the app → sign in → create the "Chief" → give them job titles (exactly like briefing new hires) → show a task once → connect Telegram. → No experience needed. → No VPS. → No coding. → Nothing complicated. At all. I drop a goal into Telegram. The bots break it down, delegate it, and deliver it. I just make the decisions. That's the whole job now. Grok Bot isn't a chatbot. It's a team - one you can build in a single evening, even if you've never touched an agent in your life. So yeah. My content is everywhere. The recognition I actually earned? Still nowhere. Copy it again. I'll build the next one before you finish reading.

HOLY SH*T, I BUILT A WHOLE F**KING TRADING FLOOR INSIDE GROK BOT i stopped running one bot with a giant prompt. i split the desk into 10 narrow roles alpha search, contract risk, sniper execution, whale tracking, rug sentinel, exit management, sentiment, on-chain scan, mev shield, catalyst radar each agent owns exactly one job and nothing else 10 agents → 1 HEAD OF DESK → automatic handoffs → one-tap human approval every bot keeps its own workflow and memory, finishes its piece, and passes it forward instead of bouncing every decision back through me. SEARCH drops leads, RISK clears or kills them, SNIPER fills the millisecond clearance passes the control layer sits on top and catches anything that executes, sends, spends or dumps a position and freezes it into approval before a single click goes through. last tape: 148 tokens scanned → 18 cleared full risk → 7 filled automatically. zero night shifts after a few runs it stops feeling like an ai chat. it feels like a 24/7 operations desk running behind one dashboard that never stops moving

I still don’t understand why this setup hasn’t become the standard yet. Elon Musk reposted my Grok Bot guide, and this exact agent architecture is how I close weeks in solid profit, without staring at charts all day and without burnout. Eight AI agents on a single desk for $99 a month completely replace a crypto fund's research floor, which used to cost $680,000 a year just in analyst salaries. Here’s what each agent does: 1. SEARCH ➔ extracts real-time alpha before anyone else: dev GitHubs, fresh pools on pump fun, and unindexed Telegram signals before CT catches on. 2. RISK ➔ audits smart contracts instantly, checking mint authority, freeze rights, and LP locks via rugcheck + solscan. Honeypots are filtered out before entry. 3. SNIPER ➔ prepares and executes lightning-fast DEX orders the exact second RISK issues a CLEAR badge. 4. WHALE ➔ tracks smart money wallets with a 60%+ win rate and flags stealth accumulation long before it shows up on the chart. 5. RUG ➔ monitors the dev wallet and liquidity pool status 24/7. At the slightest hint of an LP pull, it immediately triggers a full position dump. 6. EXIT ➔ dynamically trails stops and locks in profit as liquidity builds. Zero averaging down. 7. SHILL ➔ analyzes social volume across X and Telegram, clearly separating organic momentum from paid promo. 8. HEAD OF DESK ➔ never trades. It strictly coordinates the funnel, enforces protocol, and brings me the single decision that requires a human APPROVE. Hundreds of tokens scanned. Dozens of setups filtered out. Precise, profitable trades closed while the laptop stays shut. Every agent gets its own virtual browser in the cloud, local memory, and a crystal-clear role. This isn't just an "assistant" anymore. It's a fully autonomous desk running while you sleep. The setup is much simpler than it looks: > Download Grok Bot and hire your coordinator (Head of Desk) first. > Give the remaining 7 agents strict charters, just like onboarding new hires. > Train them: run one full trade workflow on your screen while they watch, making sure to include a scenario where you reject a token. > Set up a single Trading Floor group chat with a strict message format by LEAD ID and connect your webhooks. > No VPS, no code, no waiting on developers. A crypto trading floor used to mean 16-hour screen time, fatigue, and paid alpha groups. This system takes one evening to set up. Save this guide before your next trade.

My dad has been interested in agents ever since I showed him my openclaw setup back in January. @bot is the first one I felt comfortable recommending. All it took was a 45-minute call. Here's how I structured it: - get SuperGrok - download Grok Bot - explain "a team of agents" conceptually - run the in-app onboarding flow - create his first agent - explain the agents' computers - do a browser takeover (Yahoo doesn't have a connector) - use the first agent to create a second, specialized one - set up a routine (inbox updates 3x a day) The main point of confusion was connectors vs. the computer. He auth'd the Google Workspace connector, then assumed the computer was logged in to his Google account too. I explained the computer as just another tool, not the agent's main workstation. If a specialized tool doesn't exist for what you need, that's when the agent reaches for the computer. What really sold him was the first inbox update. It worked exactly as he wanted, even catching something from my mom this morning that he forgot about. By the end of the call he was a kid in a candy store. Too many ideas to choose from.

this developer just showed how to run a team of AI agents that works while you sleep. no VPS. no setup. $120 a month. Grok Bot is not another LLM you chat with. it is a team of agents that operates your real apps, runs in the cloud 24/7, and hands work between each other automatically. fully set up. nothing to build. just describe the job. the old way: rent a VPS, wire up memory, manage skills, babysit the setup. the Grok Bot way: nothing to configure, nothing to rent, runs in loops and graphs, ready in minutes. seven agents you can build on day one. competitor intelligence officer - tracks competitors, reports only what changed. inbound lead qualifier - scores leads, drafts replies by priority. content repurposing engine - one piece of content into a week of posts. support triage teammate - handles tickets, escalates hard cases. morning market and news desk - daily brief of what actually matters. recruiting scout - finds and shortlists top talent. overnight ops runner - clears busywork while you sleep. four things that make it actually work. load your context first. connect your tools. teach it by recording - record once, the bot learns your exact process and improves its own steps every run. use one main bot to run the rest - one lead bot delegates, you only decide when it matters. safety is built in: you never give the bot your passwords directly. reversible actions happen automatically. irreversible actions wait for your approval. the floor is easy. the ceiling is high. a team that never sleeps.

Grok Bot just got released. here's how to get way more out of it: 00:25 - the grill me skill 01:52 - one bot to rule the others 04:11 - one wrong line kills whole team 06:13 - how to build agent loop 08:30 - how to build routines this 10 minutes watch saves you weeks of learning Grok Bot watch today, then read how to build a $10k/month business with Grok Bot in article below

GROK BOT HOW TO USE WHAT NEW TODAY - Folder now 386 posts (69 new since Aug 19) - Official @bot: a week-in-use list: clear email, book Starlink flights, build+buy+deploy a site, sit in meetings, sales prospecting, refunds, podcast digest, robot vacuum, LED display, retro games - Testers: send a viral video link and have a Bot recreate it - Testers: give a Bot an org chart (or make it boss of a repo) instead of a to-do list - Testers: more ready-to-use Bot directories and top-10 install lists - Elon: Grok @Bot is the Chuck Norris of bots - Testers: xAI folks running 10-30 Bots in parallel on routine work WHAT IT IS - A named, persistent teammate, not a one-off chat - All Bots share one cloud computer; each has its own screen - Work keeps going when your laptop is closed - It only comes back when it needs approval or a human step - Do not confuse with Digital Optimus ACCESS AND INSTALL - SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, or Cursor Teams Premium - Sign in with your Cursor account - Desktop: https://cursor.com/bot/onboarding (macOS/Windows) - iPhone: iOS 18+ Grok Bot app; iPad and Android not officially supported - SuperGrok Heavy can unlock Cursor Ultra - Legacy Privacy Mode blocks Grok Bot SIGN IN - Desktop: Get started, then Sign In with Cursor - iOS: Login with Cursor in the browser, return to the app - Official: Cmd-D voice dictation; easier remote computer from your phone CREATE A BOT - New in the sidebar or Cmd/Ctrl+N, then Create new agent - Short name, one primary job; standing rules in the description - Start with about six roles; give each Bot recurring work - Pin, hide, group into sections; account limit 50 Bots and group chats - No model picker yet HOW TO WRITE A TASK - Outcome, sources, constraints, deliverable, review point - Safe first task: attach a file and ask for a cited summary - Then save a skill or routine - Official examples: email cleanup, Starlink flights, build+buy+deploy a site, meetings, sales, refunds, podcast digest - Testers: paste a viral video and recreate it; start from an org chart AGENT COMPUTER AND LOGINS - Open Agent Computer to watch; take over for password, 2FA, CAPTCHA, payment - Never paste passwords or one-time codes into chat - Browser sessions persist and are shared across Bots - Durable files in /workspace - Settings → Beta: Update / Recover / Reset Agent Computer PLUGINS AND CONNECTORS - Settings → Plugins, then Add - Type @ for a connector, / for a skill - Multiple accounts can connect to the same plugin - Testers: Grok Bot can connect to X and read X bookmarks SKILLS AND ROUTINES - Skill = reusable how-to; Routine = when to run it - Teach a task: demo up to 10 minutes, review the draft skill - A Bot can own 50 routines; deleting a routine has no undo MULTI BOT TEAMS - One Bot owns the outcome; add specialists when the role is stable - Bots can message each other; they share the computer - Keep send, buy, delete, publish behind approval IOS - Same Bots, chats, routines, plugins, and cloud computer - Take over for login/2FA from the phone - Pause or resume a routine on iOS; editing schedules still needs desktop APPROVALS AND SAFETY - Put the stop line in the request: draft, do not send - Desktop: Allow once, Deny, or Always allow - Start read-only; keep spend, send, publish, delete behind approval FIRST BOTS WORTH CREATING - Inbox, calendar, research/daily brief, coding, chief-of-staff, errands, content - Chief-of-staff can turn the digest into a morning podcast OFFICIAL LINKS - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/overview - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/get-started - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/bots - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/skills-routines-and-automations - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/computer-and-apps - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/approvals-security-and-privacy - https://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/mobile - https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/getting-started - https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/supergrok-heavy - https://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot - https://cursor.com/bot/onboarding

I BUILT THE ENTIRE FOUNDATION TO BECOME A GROK BOT ENGINEER IN 2 MINUTES no course, no fluff. these 7 pages cover the product, the docs, the prompts, and the open source frameworks. save the whole set. > http://x.ai/bot the front door. the official Grok Bot landing page: what it is, the real use cases (sales outbound, talent scouting, paid media), the features (its own cloud computer, tool sign ins, parallel work, routines), pricing, and the desktop download for Mac and Windows. start here. > http://x.ai the company hub. xAI's homepage where everything branches from: the Grok models (Grok 4.6 right now), API access, developer tools, news, and pricing. the big picture context. > http://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot the why. the official launch post. what Grok Bot actually is, where it came from, and how it differs from chat Grok: always on agents with their own computers that do real work instead of just talking. > http://docs.x.ai/grok-bot/get-started the how. the step by step setup: eligible plans, install the app, create your first bot, give it a good first task, connect tools, teach routines, and run several bots at once. the practical guide. > http://botdirectory.ai the shortcut. a live library of 170+ ready to use Grok Bot prompts. browse by category, copy one, paste it in, and the bot configures itself. fastest way to get useful bots today. > http://github.com/elie222/botdirectory.ai the engine behind that library. the open source repo that stores every prompt as markdown, takes contributions, and exposes a public JSON API. this is where you add your own bots or pull them programmatically. > http://github.com/CopilotKit/openbot the governance layer. OpenBot is an open source framework for secure, auditable AI coworkers, each with its own isolated computer. actions get approved before they run and logged after, with policy enforcement and human takeover. the serious, controllable alternative. that is the whole map: product, context, launch, docs, prompts, source, and a governed open source framework. bookmark this. it is everything you need to go from zero to shipping your own bots.

25 ways anyone can use the new Grok Bot ( @bot ) for 10x more productivity. (If you work on a computer, bookmark this): Research & analysis 1. Daily market/portfolio briefing with overnight moves and flagged risks 2. Competitor website monitoring, pricing, positioning, feature changes 3. YouTube/content outlier scanning for content ideas 4. Real estate deal scouting, flag anything under market value 5. Sponsor/BD prospecting, find who's already paying for ads in your niche Communication & inbox 6. Inbox triage, digest what actually needs a reply, skip the noise 7. Draft replies in your voice, review before sending 8. Slack channel summaries so you're not bombarded every morning 9. Meeting prep briefs pulled from your calendar, CRM, and notes 10. Auto-drafted follow-ups from call notes the moment a meeting ends Sales & GTM 11. Full prospecting pipeline: research, enrichment, personalized outreach drafts 12. CRM opportunity notes auto-updated from call transcripts 13. Customer account monitoring, feature requests, support tickets, media mentions 14. Slide deck generation and live updates during customer calls 15. Sales call coaching based on your actual recorded calls Personal / admin 16. Subscription audits, find and cancel what you're not using 17. Weekly grocery planning and cart building, respects your household rules 18. Price-drop tracking on anything you're watching 19. Bill and utility charge auditing, flag unexplained increases Automation & orchestration 20. A "Chief of Staff" bot that manages your other bots and routes priorities 21. Teach it any workflow by recording your screen once 22. Run multiple specialized agents in parallel instead of one generalist 23. Overnight coding, given a project, refined and reviewed by morning 24. Voice-controlled tasks from your phone, no laptop required 25. Cross-app orchestration: research in one tool, draft in another, deliver in a third, all one instruction

I tested every AI assistant setup and they all reset the second you close the window. Grok Bot does not. You show it a workflow once, it saves it and runs it forever. No re-explaining, no prompt library to maintain, and no restarting every session as if you're beginning from scratch. Every other assistant treats each conversation like the first one. You built something last week and this week you are copy-pasting prompts like it never happened. Grok Bot remembers everything. Files. Browser sessions. Preferences. The way you work. It keeps compounding context instead of dumping it. Multiple Bots share one computer. They run in parallel, message each other and then pass tasks without you routing every single thing between them. This is not a better ChatGPT. It is a completely different build. I wrote the full setup guide because most people have no idea this exists and they are still stuck re-teaching their assistant basic stuff every morning. Full guide below.

grok bot + a second auditor bot is basically a tiny research team running itself i gave one agent the market research job. it pulled 20+ sources, noticed the numbers were measuring different things, then handed the comparison to another bot before writing the brief. here’s how i set it up (in 5 mins) 1. create a Research Chief and give it the full research workflow 2. create a Source Auditor whose only job is checking claims, scopes and conflicting numbers 3. save the rules + previous corrections so the next run doesn’t start from zero 4. give the Chief a new topic and let it delegate verification to the Auditor automatically the wild part is i never told it mid-run to call the second bot. it hit the verification step and delegated the work itself. kimi memory loop makes this even more interesting: skills keep the workflow, constraints keep the corrections, and the context graph keeps what both agents discovered.

holy sh*t, grok bot is actual SKYNET show it a video of something once and it can just do it i gave it a 15 second clip of an app: no code, no design file, nobody explained a thing to it. few minutes later i was clicking my own working version it watches, it builds and it runs the result on its own computer while you sit there 3 steps: 1. send Grok Bot a short video of any app 2. tell it to rebuild the visible flow as a working application 3. open its computer and use the result the exact prompt i used is in the replies the free week is still open. go show it the most expensive thing on your screen full guide on setting it up below⬇️

everyone is looking at grok bot like it is five new employees the more interesting part is that they are not five isolated employees they share one persistent cloud environment: the same browser sessions, terminal, filesystem and authenticated tools - while a chief of staff can route work between them without waiting for you to open the laptop that turns one login into infrastructure a research bot can collect leads, pass them to a writer, hand the result to a designer and let an ops bot update the workflow all inside the same running machine the upside is obvious: less copying, fewer handoffs and work that continues while you sleep the blast radius is just as obvious: - authenticate only the services the whole agent fleet is allowed to reach - give every bot a narrow role description, because that description becomes its place in the org chart - keep irreversible actions behind human approval: sending, publishing, spending and production changes - store skills, configuration and long-term state inside `/workspace`, because the rest of the VM may disappear during an update - treat shared sessions as shared authority, not as separate bot identities the same architecture that makes grok bot useful is what makes it dangerous to configure casually my take: the breakthrough is not that you can hire five AI workers it is that they can operate like one persistent company inside your real tools and your job changes from prompting every task to designing the permissions, boundaries and handoffs the full chief-of-staff setup, session handoff model, approval matrix and `/workspace` survival strategy are mapped out in the article ↓

whoever leaked this has bigger balls than sense someone on SpaceXAI's own sales team says he showed Grok Bot one job, stopped checking its work, and now calls himself 2 to 3 times more efficient: the manual for the same product says a test run performs real work, so it navigates websites, changes files and calls every tool you connected turns out the whole change is a time of day. you give the job once with a time attached, and the same job comes back finished every morning without you starting it i ran three of mine on a daily time for a week and read back what they had actually done: two had fired every morning i asked for, and the third had switched itself off on day 4 because i never answered it Grok Bot calls a job on a clock a routine, and one bot will carry 50 of them while keeping only the last 20 runs of each: set your first one tonight in one chat window, 3 moves: 1. say the job, the time it goes off and the one action it must ask you about first, all in a single message 2. have it run that job once right now on something safe to get wrong, because the practice run really sends, really files and really clicks 3. tell it what to do on a morning when the thing it reads is missing, so you get a message about it instead of yesterday's answer copied forward 50 jobs on a clock against 20 remembered runs is the real trade: run 21 replaces run 1, and it would rather pause a job and ask you than carry one into a month nobody was reading save this, then open the post below: what the same bot does when you hand it a video of an app and tell it nothing else ↓

grok bot + grok 4.6 can literally build any idea from 0 to 100 [here is the exact grok bot setup that does that] 1. extract all your claude code and codex sessions to your chief of staff. it will help structure the team 2. give it an auth.md for credentials and paste the video below to make the entire team

I BUILT MY OWN OFFICE AND GROK BOT IS THE BOSS Just look at what my workplace/office looks like. Before, AI just waited for me to open a chat and type a prompt. Now I run a real digital office: persistent agents with clear roles, a shared cloud computer, browser, and terminal. They keep working 24/7 even when my laptop is closed. And the best part - it’s easy. Download the app → sign in → create the “Chief” → give them job titles (just like briefing new hires) → show a task once → connect Telegram. > No experience needed. > No VPS. > No coding. > Everything is straightforward. I just drop a goal in Telegram and the bots break it down, delegate, and deliver. I only make the decisions. Grok Bot isn’t a chatbot. It’s a team you can actually build in one evening - even if you’ve never created agents before.

whoever leaked this has bigger balls than sense Danny Limanseta was making his game's artwork by hand, one picture at a time, until he handed the job to Grok Bot and got 74 finished pieces back in about 2 hours: the cheapest way in for one person was $200 a month at launch and it is $60 today he is a product designer by day, so he pushed it at his real job next: he handed over a written spec and got the screens laid out and the wireframes built from scratch turns out the way in is a recording. you open the bot's screen, press record, and do the job once while it watches, up to ten minutes, and it writes its own instructions off what it saw that recording becomes a skill it keeps. a skill with a time on it becomes a routine, and the routine runs on a computer in the cloud, so it keeps going after you shut the laptop i tried it last night on the thing i am worst at and barely typed: i pointed at what was wrong and said no, over and over, and the version that survived is the one in the video five moves that get a person with no drawing hand a usable result tonight: - show it one finished thing you already like before you ask for anything, because it copies a standard far better than it copies a description - record the boring middle of the job, the part you would never think to write down, and close every private tab before you start - have it make five and correct all five, since your corrections are the part it actually keeps - only then say save that as a skill, and only then put it on a clock - start on work you would not mind getting wrong in public SpaceXAI puts the ceiling in its own manual: what comes out of that recording is a draft, and the decision rules, the failure handling and the "stop and ask me" line are still yours to add it is 70% off what it cost at launch and there is a free trial running, which is why your feed filled up this week with people shipping things they cannot personally make bookmark this. the video is my own evening on it: 24,000 threads wrapped around a black hole, turning on measurements a telescope actually took, and i have never modelled anything in 3D in my life full guide below)

Grok BotとWhop CLIでアプリ制作を24-48時間化。 海外で出ていた、Grok Bot + Whop CLI + UGCクリエイター3人の組み合わせ。 ・Grok Bot：エージェントとしてアプリやSaaSのアイデアを探す ・気に入った案が見つかったら、そのままGrok Botに作らせる ・何度か指示を重ねると、24〜48時間で形になるとのこと ・投稿者はこの構成で$50k〜$100k/moを狙えると書いている https://x.com/ErnestoSOFTWARE/status/2090939880058560823

「Grok BotがAIエージェントの市場を食い尽くそうとしている」 対話型のチャット画面でプロンプトを工夫する活用から、常時稼働する実行環境を持つエージェントへの移行が進んでいる。 xAIのGrok Botは専用のクラウド実行環境とブラウザ視覚操作、リアルタイムなXデータ連携を兼ね備えた実行レイヤーとして設計されている。 特徴は以下の4点。 ① 常時稼働する専用クラウド環境 各Botにブラウザ、ファイルシステム、ログインセッションを保持したクラウドPCが個別に割り当てられている。 利用者が端末を閉じても、バックグラウンドで調査タスクやスクリプト実行を完結できます。 ② リアルタイムなXデータとWebテレメトリの直接連携 学習データのカットオフ期間に縛られず、X上のリアルタイムな会話データや市場の声を直近数時間単位で取得できる。 ニュースや検索エンジンに掲載される前の初期シグナルを検知する用途に適しています。 ③ API未提供サービスを動かすNo-APIアプローチ Webツールの8割以上はエージェント向けAPIを持たない。 Grok Botは人間と同様に画面の視覚認識とブラウザ制御を用いて、CRMや社内ポータルを直接操作する。 ④ 並列マルチエージェントによる多角検証 単一の指示文による線形処理にとどまらず、脆弱性監査、速度検証、構造再設計など役割を分担したサブエージェントを並列起動して結果を統合する。 以下実際に使えそうな例。 ・市場と競合の監査 Xやフォーラムにおける直近30日の生の声からボトルネックを抽出し、自社製品の改善や差別化方針の策定に繋げる。 ・リード調査と提案文作成 最新のWeb情報や投稿内容から商談相手の直近課題を把握し、個別提案文の下書きを作成する。 ・コードやワークフローの自律検証 クラウド環境内でコードのリファクタリングからテスト実行、修正提案までを一連のジョブとして回す。

this is f**king insane you can have your own recruiter and it costs $0 i built a bot inside Grok Bot that does the whole job hunt for you every day it goes through thousands of company career pages and keeps only the jobs that fit what you want then it writes a ready-to-send application for each one. you press send it's called Job Hunt Autopilot and it is a single prompt long it reads 9,935 company career pages every day. you open LinkedIn every other tool blasts one letter at 200 jobs. this one writes 200 letters. no degree, no referral, no portfolio. set it up in 3 moves: 1. paste the prompt below and connect gmail 2. name your boards, your dealbreakers and your salary floor, then sit through the first run 3. put it on a daily schedule and stop opening job boards today: 214 postings read, 209 killed, 5 letters waiting when i opened my laptop, full guide on how to make your own bot in the article:

I still don’t understand why everyone is not doing this yet. Elon Musk reposted my Grok Bot GUIDE, and using this exact agent setup, I made $13,100 last week alone. Eight Grok agents on the desk, $200 a month, running a floor that usually costs a crypto fund $500K a year in analyst salaries. The morning call is at 4am. I am not in it. 1. SEARCH scrapes real-time alpha, dev GitHubs, and unindexed Telegram signals before CT finds them 2. RISK audits contract functions, mint rights, and LP locks, flags honeypots before entry 3. SNIPER places high-speed orders on chain the exact millisecond risk clearance passes 4. WHALE tracks smart money wallets and flags insider accumulation in real time 5. RUG monitors dev wallet activity 24/7 and dumps the entire position if LP is touched 6. EXIT trails stops dynamically, scaling out as liquidity builds 7. SHILL tracks social volume, momentum velocity, and key influencer calls 8. HEAD OF DESK never trades, routes data, checks handoffs, and brings me the one decision that needs a human 142 tokens scanned, 19 qualified setups, 6 executed trades while I was asleep. Net result: +$13,100 after fees and zero bad fills. Every agent has its own virtual browser, terminal, and local memory in the cloud. The floor stays active with my laptop shut. The setup is dumber than it looks: Download Grok Bot and create your Head of Desk. Give the remaining 7 agents job descriptions like you're briefing new hires. Run the workflow once on your screen while they watch. Hook up Telegram and wallet webhooks. No VPS, no code, no waiting on developers. A crypto trading floor used to mean 16-hour screen time, paid alpha groups, and constant fatigue. Mine took one evening to set up. Save this before your next trade. Save GUIDE.

Greg Isenberg and Billy Howell just showed how to replace an entire team with Grok Bot agents and run a business on autopilot: "Start with a Chief of Staff. It analyzes your business and tells you which agents to hire next." In 40 minutes they walk through the exact 4-week plan Billy used to go from zero bots to a fully automated newsletter operation Week 1: build the team. One project, one account, one Chief of Staff that delegates everything Week 2: execute. Don't touch the settings. Let the agents work and watch where they break Week 3: expand. Add new agents only where real bottlenecks showed up Week 4: automate. Wire routines so the system runs without you starting it every morning The rule that saves the most tokens and time: every agent reports back in a five-line brief. No essays, no fluff, five lines Best business models to start with: newsletters, directories, and Shopify stores Huge thanks to @gregisenberg and @billyjhowell for putting this out for free Bookmark it, then read how to build your own Grok Bot team in the article below.

Alex Finn: "Grok Bot is the best AI agent right now" in this quick clip on xAI's open ecosystem, the focus is on how Grok-powered coworkers plug into any custom execution harness to run research and code 24/7 without lock-in. i took the architecture and turned it into a step-by-step breakdown with 7 copy-ready agent prompts - from competitor intelligence to automated lead scoring. beats paying $500 for an agent architecture workshop. give the clip a watch first, then the full breakdown and prompt templates are below. you'll find the full breakdown in the article below

whoever leaked this has bigger balls than sense someone at SpaceXAI wrote the ceiling into the Grok Bot documentation and left the page up: one bot will hold 50 standing jobs and put every one of them on a clock, but it keeps only the last 20 runs of each, so run 21 deletes run 1 and the office quietly forgets the morning it did the work i ran three of mine on a daily time for two weeks and then went looking for what they had actually done: the two quiet ones still had their whole history, the busy one had already dropped its first nine mornings, and a folder i kept myself was the only place that work still existed Grok Bot is worth building an office around, and you can make it keep receipts before the second job exists: - tell every job to write its result somewhere you own, a doc or a sheet or a message to yourself, because the app holds 20 runs and then starts writing over them - run each job by hand once before you give it a time, on something safe to get wrong, since the practice run is the live run and it really sends and really files - keep one job per bot instead of stacking them, as a bot works one screen at a time and four jobs on one bot stand in line behind each other - answer it when it checks in, because after a long enough silence it asks whether you still want the schedule and switches the job off when nothing comes back - put the one action it must ask you about into the job itself, as an approval stops the next step and leaves whatever already ran exactly where it landed - look at the history every week rather than every month, since a daily job burns through all 20 of its remembered runs in under three weeks turns out the office is the easy half and the paper trail is the hard one: 50 jobs on a clock against 20 remembered runs each means the busier a job gets, the less of it you can still see, so the first work you hand over should be the work you would have to prove you did my take, and it is the arguable one: you keep the record, everything else is rented, and everybody builds the office in one evening and the filing cabinet never bookmark this, then open the post below: the whole office, stood up in one evening, by someone who actually did it ↓

xAI just shipped Grok Bot, and the shift is wild: every agent gets its own 8-core Xeon cloud machine with Debian 13, 16 GB of RAM, a 128 GB disk, and a browser to run tasks while your laptop is closed. in this 21-second clip you see how they sign into your tools, work while you sleep, and coordinate across group chats like coworkers. i took the whole setup and turned it into a practical step-by-step guide to build your first autonomous agent team. worth more than any $500 automation course. watch the clip first, then the full breakdown is in the article below.

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this is most dangerous thing on internet right now build one-person company using "Grok bot + Obsidian" that is your own Jarvis. it can literally start a business, ship software and make you go viral all at once bookmark before someone takes it down

i left Grok Bot with one side project at 80%, six specialist bots, and one rule: nothing irreversible happens while i sleep the remaining 20% was a chain of small jobs i kept postponing. trace the issue back to its source. choose one owner. build on a branch. run the tests. review the change from a clean context. prepare a preview. remember why the decision was made so i set it up like a tiny night shift Scout watched the issues and kept every task tied to its source. Chief picked the next owner. Forge built and tested. Critic reviewed work it had not written. Ship prepared the preview. Ledger saved the reasoning for the next run all six used the same computer, repo, files, browser sessions, and logins. the task moved forward without me copying context from one tool into another then i removed five inboxes only Chief was allowed to interrupt me. the other bots handed the work forward quietly, with the source, branch, test output, review, and decision history still attached when i came back, Chief had reduced the night to one packet: a branch, test output, review notes, a preview, and one decision waiting merge to main, production deploys, external messages, secrets, spending, and deletion still stopped at the human gate that is the version of multi-agent work that helped me. six workers moved the project forward while the management came back as one decision i put the exact charters, schedules, handoff prompt, and rollout order in the article below. look for the sentence repeated in every charter. that sentence is what lets the whole thing run overnight.

I’m really enjoying working with Grok @bot! Now, I just chat with Foreman and sip coffee while they handle the tasks for me. You can find my recipe in the article below.

How I am building an almost 20-Bot AI team in Grok Bot, with one point of contact, persistent roles, and a setup file the AI can read by itself. https://x.com/i/article/2092164679514959872

OH F*CK, I RAN AN ENTIRE OPERATION OFF ONE $40 SEAT! grok bot, xai's agents each with own always-on computer in the cloud, a browser and a terminal, signed into my real tools i gave six of them job titles instead of prompts research > drafting > outreach > ops > finance > support, one narrow charter each nothing overlapping i showed one of them a task once while it watched it's own screen it saved the whole flow as a named skill and now fires it the moment a matching email lands / no plugin for a tool? the bot drives it's own browser until it hits a login wall, hands me the screen, then resumes in that session, so it holds a session and never a password / xai, aug 21: grok bot now ships with all supergrok plus, cursor pro + and cursor teams plans / cursor's own pricing page lists team at $40 / user / mo, with "access to grok bot" on both team tiers / cursor pro at $20 still doen't get it pro+ is where the individual floor moved to

I'M A F*CKING GENIUS - I MADE GROK BOT MY CHIEF OF STAFF BEFORE ANYONE ELSE FIGURED OUT IT COULD BE ONE. And now? Every AI thread on X is preaching it. Scroll your feed. You've seen it. The pixel-art dashboards. The "8-bot digital office" carousels. The threads breaking down "agent org charts" like they just discovered management theory. Every single one of them is running the setup I posted three weeks ago - and half of them can't even name what the bots are supposed to do. I DIDN'T HIRE A COFOUNDER. I APPOINTED A CHIEF OF STAFF. Just look at what my desk looks like now. Before, AI was a chat window. I typed, it answered, I copied, I moved on. A very expensive typewriter with a good memory. Now Grok Bot sits at the top of the org chart. It receives my objectives, splits the work across six specialists, catches everything downstream, and only pings me for the four decisions that actually need a human. Send. Spend. Publish. Delete. Everything else runs while I sleep. And here's the part that made people stop scrolling: it took me one evening to set up. Download the app → sign in → create the "Chief" role → give the other bots job titles like you would brief new hires → connect Telegram → drop the first goal in the chat. → No experience needed. → No VPS. → No coding. → Nothing complicated. At all. I hand it a target. The Chief breaks it into steps, delegates to the specialists, chases the handoffs, and pushes the finished work back to me for a single yes. That is the whole job now. Yes or no. Four times a day. Grok Bot is not a chatbot. It is middle management with a shorter attention span and no ego. You can staff a whole desk in one evening, even if you have never touched an agent in your life. So yeah. The pattern is everywhere. The credit for figuring it out first? Still with me. Copy the org chart again. I'll design the next one before you finish reading.

thank you @elonmusk @bot @grok i have just create customer service operator, Project Managers for my sites, Purchaser for my company, added new section for my website, i am so thankful. is only my second day on Grok BOT!

Cómo estructurar un equipo de Grok @bot Algunos tips sobre cómo diseñar Bots del equipo de SpaceXAI Lo que estoy viendo que realmente sostiene el sistema: → Un Bot = un trabajo claro → Control block corto arriba de las instrucciones (no diluido en una descripción larga) → Memoria separada de verdad (lo propio de cada Bot vs lo compartido) Sin eso, aunque les pongas nombres claros, acaban contaminando contexto y pisándose. La diferencia no está en tener más Bots, sino en que no se pisen.

GROK BOT CAN TURN ONE PERSON INTO A FIVE-PERSON CONTENT AGENCY SpaceXAI just expanded access to Grok Bot across SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+ and every Cursor Teams plan. It is also offering everyone else a limited free trial. One owner can now assemble a Researcher, Writer, Fact-Checker, Designer and Publisher. The Bots can share context, pass work through group chats and keep running after the laptop closes. But creating five Bots takes seconds. The hard part is designing handoffs that stop duplicate work, invented facts and unchecked publishing. I mapped the full team, prompts, handoffs and approval gate in the article below.

This is what I mean when I say Grok Bot keeps working after you leave. What you’re watching is 6 AI workers running one operation in real time. Tasks get picked up, checked, completed, and handed to the next bot without me routing any of it manually. Research becomes a draft. A draft becomes an action. An action gets verified. The next agent is already waiting. Chief of Staff keeps the whole operation moving. I can close my laptop. They don’t clock out. This isn’t six ChatGPT tabs. It’s an org chart that runs.

btw https://www.outrankm.ee/ Proudly hosted on Grok @bot

it has never been this easy to autonomously run cybersecurity than now with @grok @bot for $60/Mo you will get a dedicate (I hope so) VM with LLM that will never push back on security work like Claude Code (which is best case switching you to older models if even work at all). for source code analysis, you only need to ask it to install source graph or http://xerj.org and with this prompt it is good to go itself for days hunting incomplete patches by source code, then validating finding in dynamic tracing. I feel like I woke up.

i gave Elon's Grok Bot $50 and told it "pay for yourself or you die" 48 hours later it's holding $5,273 and it's still alive autonomous trading agent on polymarket zero code this time. the bot has its own computer in the cloud, its own browser, its own terminal. it trades with my laptop shut every 10 minutes it: → scans 500-1000 markets → reads live X sentiment (it's grok, it sees every post on this app) → builds fair value, flags mispricing > 8% → calculates position size (kelly criterion, max 6% bankroll) → executes in its own browser → pays its own $200 subscription from profits if the balance hits $0, i cancel the subscription. the bot dies day one it dipped to $11. it dropped crypto and moved to weather markets, front-running NOAA updates so it learned to survive setup took one evening: create the bot, run one trade on your screen while it watches, put the skill on a schedule, connect telegram no VPS. no API keys. no rust last winter i built this exact system by hand. 3 weeks of rust. it made $2,980 in its first 48 hours grok bot beat my own code in one evening $50 → $5,273 in 48 hours how much do u think it'll have in a week?

i let six bots run my desk on a dead sunday tape markets shut, only crypto and micro futures awake, one story on the wire: Treasury planning bigger buybacks with the thirty year still parked near a 19 year high my desk runs the same 6 steps a real floor runs, just squeezed into one room: 1. watcher only says when something is live, it decides nothing 2. transcriber turns it into text with a clock on every claim 3. extractor pulls the names and tickers out of that text 4. skeptic kills fakes on one rule: no verb near the ticker, no trade 5. checker asks the archive whether it is already priced 6. runner sends one line, 2.4 seconds from print to signal results of the session: > headlines parsed: 58 > fakes killed: 6 > lines sent: 1 > closed: +$2,417.62 the edge is not speed, it is steps 4 and 5, reacting in 2 seconds is easy and refusing to react 57 times is the actual job tonight i also tore the floor down and rebuilt it in three.js, so you can watch a bot walk into the archive and pull the folder off the shelf bookmark this if you are building your own, and tell me straight: better in 3d, or was the flat one enough ↓

woke up and my Grok Bot fund had been making noise all night without me somebody launched a token off it and pointed the fees at my wallet. didn't ask for that, didn't even know until it was already live thank you, wild thing to wake up to then someone from the xAI team slid into my DMs and just handed me free Grok Bot credits to keep building. so we keep building. more agents, more of the boring stuff handed off, and all of it goes up here like everything else, free, nothing held back. thanks for reading the long ones. that's the only reason any of this happened.

Grok Bot by Elon Musk is running a trading floor for me. Six AI agents on the desk, $200 a month, doing six jobs that cost JPMorgan six figures a head. The morning call is at 4am. I am not in it. Millennium runs 330 pods with desks laid out exactly like this one. Mine costs $300 a month. > TAPE watches the prints and calls out size hitting the offer > QUANT sits on the models and refits them the moment they drift > MACRO takes the Asia handover and the oil print before I wake up > RISK holds the hedges and keeps VAR pinned at 1.4% > FLOW reads the sweeps and the 0dte bid > PM keeps the book Chief of Staff never trades. It routes the work, checks every handoff, and brings me the one call that needs a person. 125 orders, 130 fills, pre-market from 4:00 to 9:30, and the day red by $8K after a peak of $173K. Nobody softens that at breakfast, it is on the screen. Every agent has its own computer in the cloud, its own browser and its own terminal. The floor stays open with my laptop shut. Setup is dumber than it looks. Download it, sign in, create the chief, hand the rest job titles the way you brief new hires, run one task on your screen while they watch, connect Telegram. No VPS, no code, no dev to wait on. A trading floor used to mean a lease, a payroll and a compliance officer. Mine took an evening. The article below is the step by step build of the whole AI trading machine - save & read it before your next trade.

how to make your grok bot plan last longer: 1) use an event trigger when you can. slack, github, a reaction. the bot only runs when something actually happened (a cron wakes it even if nothing changed) 2) instruct the bot to notify you as soon as it can’t make further progress or is stalled. this way you as human can help putting it on the right course again 3) connectors > browser when possible! clicking around a site is a pile of screenshots and steps. a connector gives you the same data in one call, and it's so much nicer/faster/smoother 4) keep skills tight, but put in the details that actually steer the run. too vague and the bot might wander, retry, and costs more than a slightly longer one. too specific and you have to make sure its really correct 5) don't do the coding in the bot chat! kick a cloud agent at the repo, or ask it to use cursor/grok build cli to do it 6) delete one-shot watches when they're not needed anymore (grok bot will remind you about this)

what grok bot can actually do right now, using a real deployment instead of a demo twenty person distributor, netsuite, seven bots live six days the bots message each other in group threads. that is the part people are underrating. it means you get an org chart instead of one giant prompt trying to hold six jobs at once you show one a workflow a single time by screen recording and it keeps it as a routine and it comes back for approval by itself when something is ambiguous instead of guessing that last one is the reason it is in production at a company that size and not sitting in somebody's side project

Grok Bot - from zero to a personal assistant in 60 seconds. I show you how in the link below connected to your calendar, email, and Slack. No code. No hardware. No Mac mini on your desk Frank pulled a complete morning brief from three platforms without instruction, flagged urgent items I didn't even know existed, and drafted an email we sent live. Setup was one-click buttons Agents have done this for months now, but the ease of access and reliability changes the game for non-technical people. You don't need to code it, host it on your computer, or learn what an API is Grok bot costs $60/month. Download it, ask it to do what you think you need, and you'll probably be surprised watch it here: https://youtu.be/B2M7C8KHuQE

GROK BOT IS THE FIRST AI THING THAT CHANGED WHAT MY COMPANY SIZE IS ALLOWED TO ATTEMPT we are twenty people. a multi agent back office was never on the table for us. it meant an integrator, a six figure statement of work, and a quarter of somebody else's calendar before a single thing moved grok bot runs on a subscription we already had. no contract, no procurement, no kickoff call i had two agents talking to netsuite in an afternoon the part i would have paid for on its own is that the bots message each other in group threads and pass finished work forward. that is the whole difference between an org chart and seven chatbots sitting in a channel, and i underestimated how much it mattered until i watched the chief hand a flagged order to credit without me in the middle it is still beta and xai says so. we are running production order entry on a 14 day old product, which is a risk we took with our eyes open the thing that actually changed here is not model quality. it is that a twenty person distributor gets to try this at all

I TYPED 1 PROMPT INTO GROK BOT AND 16 AGENTS WOKE UP AT ONCE WATCH THE MESH THINK You send 1 line, it doesn't answer, it splits The prompt gets shattered across 16 specialists and every one gets its own job → SEARCH pulls 2,300 live docs off the X firehose → MEMORY holds 3,700 facts so nothing gets re-asked → REASON runs 1,700 chain-of-thought steps → CODE opens a sandbox and executes 318 real runs → TOOLS fires 1,900 calls without asking me → CRITIC attacks the answer and flags what's weak → VERIFY re-checks 640 claims against source → MERGE folds 16 threads back into 1 output 1,862 calls, 2.02M tokens, 155 packets a second across the mesh The part nobody shows you stage 5 is an internal debate, the agents argue, CRITIC tries to break what REASON built, whatever survives gets shipped So the answer isn't 1 model guessing, it's 16 minds that already fought about it No VPS, no code, no 40-tab workflow I type, it splits, it argues, it comes back One prompt, sixteen minds, one answer

Grok Bot by Elon Musk just gave me a research floor seven Agents on the desk, $200 a month, doing work Point72 pays six figures a head for. the morning brief lands at 5am. i'm asleep for it. Citadel runs desks structured almost exactly like this. mine runs on a laptop that's closed right now. > Market Analyst reads funding, depth and open interest before the session opens > Research Analyst checks every catalyst against a second source before it's allowed to matter > Strategist won't let an idea near a ticket without a 90-day backtest AND an out-of-sample check > Risk Manager caps every position at 3%, no exceptions, no negotiating at 2am > Execution Trader is the only one allowed to touch an order, and only by ticket ID > Trade Reviewer logs the loss the same way it logs the win Desk Lead never trades. it runs the room, checks every handoff, and wakes me for exactly one thing - invalidation hits 14 tickets overnight, 9 approved, 5 killed in backtest before i ever saw them. one of the 9 was already down 1.8% by the time i opened my eyes. it's still on the screen, nobody hid it each Grok Bot has its own cloud computer, its own browser, its own logins. the floor doesn't care that my laptop is shut setup is dumber than it sounds. open a session, paste the roles, watch it build the group chat, run one idea past it so it learns the shape, connect your read-only keys no server, no code, no dev on payroll a desk like this used to mean a lease and three hires. mine took fifteen minutes full setup prompt is in the article below - copy it before your next trade

I gave Grok Bot one simple job: research live information, check X, compare sources, and bring back the strongest signals while I worked on something else. That was the first time it felt less like using AI and more like assigning work. Most people are still judging Grok like a chatbot. Better answer, worse answer, funny reply, benchmark score. But the interesting part of Grok Bot is not that it answers. It is that the work keeps moving after you leave. A persistent cloud computer with browser sessions, files, terminal, memory, logged-in tools, and access to the live timeline is a very different object than a blank chat window. The old workflow was opening AI every 5 minutes and pushing it forward manually. The new workflow is giving the agent a direction once, letting it operate across tools, and coming back when it needs approval. That is the real shift. AI is moving from something you use into something you hire for a task. X has the signal. Grok Bot has the workspace. Approval becomes the interface. The best agent might not be the one you prompt the most. It might be the one you check on later, after it already did the boring work.

BREAKING: Today we've ended advertising. I just watched my Grok Bot pay $27,500 on a bidding website. This is insane.

Gave Grok Bot my calendar this week and told it to kill every meeting that didn't need me live. Day 1: cut 4 recurring syncs nobody could actually explain why they existed. Day 3: double-booked me into two client calls back to back - it optimized for empty slots, not for sanity. Day 5: caught itself, now asks before touching anything recurring. Still running it. Still watching it. More interesting stuff about AI and bots: https://t.me/Mark_Polu

KIMI + GROK BOT BUILT ME A 14-AGENT AI COMPANY WITH $9,999/MONTH POTENTIAL. no employees. no office. no manual dashboards. GROK BOT → monitors live market and trend signals KIMI → analyzes data, documents and long-term memory ORCHESTRATOR → converts insights into tasks AI AGENTS → research, create content and contact leads SCORING ENGINE → tracks what generates revenue every floor has one job: SCOUT → finds opportunities FORGE → creates content OUTREACH → contacts leads DEALS → improves offers ANALYTICS → measures conversions ORACLE → controls the workflow signal → analysis → task → agent → result → memory → next action the system learns which hooks get views, which offers sell and which leads are valuable. I can close my laptop. Kimi keeps thinking. Grok Bot keeps watching. the AI company keeps working. this isn't another chatbot. it's an AI operating system built to turn live data into revenue. potential target - $9,999/month.

this is pure f*cking treasure 15 grok bot use cases that save $2k+/mo grok @bot. early beta. ai teammates that sign into your tools and return finished work 15 exact use cases ready to copy: competitor brief. risk watch. invoice review. recruiting researcher. bug repro. marketing tracker. ticket organizer. analytics comparison. docs tracker. email drafter. notion updater. slack escalation. multi-agent sequence. github pr reviewer. stale-data detection 5-step setup: install from http://x.ai/bot, create one bot, name job precisely, paste prompt, connect one plugin, run reversible task, review before scheduling skill = how. routine = when. save clean runs as skills. include validation multi-bot trap: start with sequences. one lane per bot. no overlapping writes build one specialist first. automate after real inputs, real failures delete what does not earn its keep. write the boundary first full breakdown below

What happens after you send a task to Grok Bot? It does more than generate a response inside a chat window. Grok Bot is designed as a persistent AI teammate that can work across tools, websites, files and applications to complete an actual job. Here is the simplified flow: MESSAGE → PLAN → CLOUD COMPUTER → APPS → APPROVAL → FINISHED RESULT You define the outcome Instead of describing every click, you tell the Bot what result you need. A strong handoff includes: • The required outcome • Relevant context and source material • Tools or files it may use • Actions it may perform • Actions requiring your approval • The expected final deliverable The clearer the outcome and boundaries, the more independently the Bot can work. The Bot builds a plan Grok Bot breaks the assignment into ordered steps. For example: Research the subject → collect evidence → update the relevant system → prepare the deliverable → request approval if required → return the completed work This enables it to handle multi-step jobs instead of responding with only advice or a draft. Work runs on a persistent cloud computer Grok Bot can use a cloud-based working environment containing capabilities such as: • A browser • Filesystem • Terminal • Connected tools • Existing browser sessions • Authorized application access Because the work runs in the cloud, an active background task or routine can continue even when the user closes the laptop or application. Bots on one account can share the computer’s files, browser sessions and logins. That makes handoffs possible, but it also means separate Bots should not be treated as independent security boundaries. It works inside real tools Where authorized, a Bot can use connectors or interact with browser-based applications. That could include researching information, working with files, updating a business system, preparing documents or checking a product interface. The objective is not merely to tell you what should be done. The objective is to place the finished work where it belongs. Some websites may still require a fresh login, CAPTCHA, two-factor authentication or direct human confirmation. Sensitive actions can pause for approval Grok Bot should not be treated as unrestricted autonomy. Approval rules can be used for consequential actions such as: • Sending or publishing • Deleting information • Making purchases • Changing production systems • Performing other sensitive operations When human judgment is required, the Bot can pause and bring the decision back to you. The result returns with evidence When the job is complete, the Bot can return: • Finished files • Links • Screenshots • An action log • Questions or exceptions • Items requiring approval The key difference is simple: A traditional assistant mainly answers. An AI teammate can continue working across multiple steps until a defined result is produced. Grok Bot can also retain role-specific context, learn repeatable workflows, turn them into skills or routines, and coordinate with other Bots through messages and handoffs. It is currently an early-beta product, so access, supported platforms and individual capabilities may continue to evolve. The bigger shift is not from “search” to “better search.” It is from asking AI for an answer to handing AI a measurable piece of work. Would you trust an AI teammate to complete work inside your business tools—or would you keep it limited to drafts and recommendations?

Most people are still treating Grok Bot like a better chatbot. The bigger shift is treating it like a real (small) company: • One front door (Chief of Staff) • Clear specialist roles • A quality layer that checks the work • Human approval on anything important We mapped one complete version here: http://airocket.pro/fleet.html Still early. Curious what structures other people are finding useful.

I GAVE SIX AI AGENTS JOBS ON MY APIARY. AND NOW I’M A LITTLE SCARED OF WHAT THEY MIGHT DO. Imagine a 15-hive apiary where I no longer have to keep everything in my head. I took Grok Bot and gave six agents completely separate roles. Not prompts. Jobs. Research Agent - tracks honey prices, competitors, weather, nectar flows, and market trends. Content Agent - turns everything happening in the apiary into content for TikTok, X, Instagram, and Telegram. Sales Agent - finds potential buyers, prepares offers, and tracks repeat sales. Operations Agent - maintains a digital apiary log, collects data from each hive, and reminds me what needs to be done. Finance Agent - calculates expenses, cost per kilogram, and profit from every hive. Product Agent - looks for ways to turn ordinary honey into higher-margin products: honeycomb, premium honey, chili honey, gift boxes, and more. And here’s the interesting part. Grok Bot has its own computer in the cloud, with a browser, file system, and terminal. I can show an agent how to perform a process once, then turn it into a skill that it can run on its own whenever the right situation occurs. So I’m not saying: “Grok, write me a post about honey.” I’m saying: “You are responsible for the apiary’s content.” That’s a completely different level. My 15-hive apiary now has: 1 human + 6 AI agents. They won’t magically increase the number of bees. But they could help increase something much more important: the revenue generated by every hive. And this is where the real FOMO begins. Because if one person can build an entire digital department with Grok Bot, the question is no longer whether AI agents are useful. The question is how much work you’re still doing yourself that you could already be handing over to AI.

HOLY SH*T, I BUILT A 24/7 CYBER DEFENSE SOC INSIDE GROK BOT 18,402 security events hit the desk. 31 survived correlation. 4 became real incidents. 1 reached me. That’s the point. I split the floor into 8 Grok Bot agents: → WATCHTOWER - kills alert noise → PHISH - investigates malicious emails and links → IDENTITY - catches session abuse and login anomalies → CLOUD - watches permissions, drift and exposed services → HUNTER - connects weak signals across tools → FORENSICS - rebuilds the incident timeline → RESPONSE - prepares containment actions → COMMANDER - sends me the one decision that needs a human The edge is not “more alerts.” Security teams already drown in alerts. The edge is turning 18,000 disconnected signals into one incident with context. Every case moves through one INCIDENT ID: EVIDENCE → CONFIDENCE → RISK → NEXT ACTION. And nothing executes automatically. Revoke access. Isolate endpoint. Block account. All of it stops at: HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIRED. So the desk can run at 3AM without giving AI permission to accidentally kill production. This is where Grok Bot stops feeling like a chatbot. It starts feeling like a real SOC. Save this before your next 2AM incident.

HOLY SH*T, I BUILT A F**KING COMPANY INSIDE GROK BOT i split the operation into separate roles for research, writing, outreach, ops, finance and support. each agent owns one narrow job 6 agents → 1 shared operation → automatic handoffs → human approval each bot keeps its own workflow and memory, then passes finished work forward instead of routing everything back through me the control layer catches anything that sends, spends, publishes or deletes and pushes it into approval before anything happens after a few runs this stops feeling like ai chat. it feels like a 24/7 operations team running behind one dashboard

ex engineer of SpaceX AI (Cursor) again shared with me 5 tweaks for GROK BOT that unlock maximum potential of the bot, which is 200x higher than defaults saw it with me eyes and can confirm honestly, it becomes a real GAMECHANGER in the world of AI AGENTS, check the list below: - TIME-BOX every tool call, not just the overall task. a single hanging API call or slow tool response can stall an entire chain silently. set a per-call timeout, not just a total run limit, or one bad connection eats your whole budget waiting. - SEPARATE the model that decides from the model that acts. use a cheaper, faster model to plan and route, and only hand off to your strongest model for the step that actually needs it. running your best model on every trivial decision is where most of the wasted cost hides. - FREEZE the tool schema once a task starts. letting an agent’s available tools change mid-task, a new one added, an old one deprecated, causes it to reference tools that no longer behave the way it expects. lock the toolset for the duration of a run. - REQUIRE a diff, not a rewrite, for anything editing existing content. an agent that regenerates a whole file or document from scratch loses everything you didn’t ask it to touch. force incremental edits so you can actually see what changed. - TRACK drift between what it was asked and what it delivered, not just success/fail. a task can technically “succeed” while quietly answering a slightly different question than the one you asked. measure the gap, not just the checkbox. structure beats wording, every time. which one of these is your team NOT doing yet?

my Grok Bot fund traded live all night. now I'm sitting down with a few hundred lines of logs there's plenty to think about and plenty to fix before this goes public big breakdown post coming soon, the full build, start to finish. no ticker talk in that one, just the work, because I want Elon to actually read it (maybe repost) meanwhile, a question for solana:C3bajJW843KN9Uu441JkXN7zVMs4VM2HvdAGyGiBpump holders of the fees sitting in the wallet right now, how much would you put toward buybacks on the token, and how much into the fund's working capital? the bot needs a real budget to trade with, but buybacks are what holders can see. tell me the split you'd run.

The setup threads get millions. What you actually run is files. A one-person company on Grok Bot is not a smarter chat. It is a second brain the next bot can open without you in the room. What we keep on disk: 1. A charter per seat — owns / good looks like / where you stop 2. A living constraints file so the same failure cannot recur in a new thread 3. A weekday hunt that files steal cards, not vibes 4. Proof: a path or a ticket ID. A fluent summary is not done Chat memory dies when the thread does. The OS is what you still have Tuesday. Steal the method. Write one artifact tonight. https://grokbotmaxxing.com/playbook/install-a-field-guide-80-lines

I built a working game in Grok Bot in 10 minutes. I didn’t write a single line of code. 5 levels. Movement. Jumping. Coins. Increasing difficulty. Game over. Victory screen. 10 minutes from idea to playable game. The game itself isn’t the interesting part. The interesting part is what this does to the cost of trying an idea. If I can build this in 10 minutes, imagine what one person can ship in a weekend: A browser game with ads. A paid simulator. A game around a trend that started this morning. 10 prototypes to see which one people actually want. Most will make $0. But when building takes minutes instead of months, you can afford to be wrong until something works. That is what people are missing about Grok Bot. It didn’t just make coding easier. It made trying ideas almost free.

Grok Bot now sits under SpaceXAI. It's essentially an AI worker that can run 24/7, operate its own computer and execute real jobs while humans are offline. We built Grok Mission Control around that idea: give persistent Grok Bots defined roles, coordinate their work and explore what an always-on AI workforce could look like for the systems being built toward Mars. Grok Bot is running a space program for me. Seven agents on the floor, One chief, working the Mars problem continuously. The floor does not close. Mission 44 flew at 4:12 UTC. I was asleep. The log does not record that as unusual. A launch normally takes a firing room and rows of consoles : FLIGHT reprocesses public Starship telemetry and flags ascent anomalies MARS models landing sites, hazard grids and entry corridors ISRU works water extraction and the methane loop POWER sizes the solar field through dust season HABITAT trades printed structures against inflatables LOGISTICS packs manifests and balances the propellant ledger STARMIND designs the orbital compute constellation GROK BOT never touches a console. It routes the work, challenges every conclusion, and publishes the reports. Every report states its limits before its finding. 54 missions logged. 47 landings. 7 losses. Mission 43 broke up at T+00:41; the −$2.10M write-off posted to the ledger before anyone could phrase it gently. The ✗ stays in the log. The failure rate is one in eight. That number is a parameter — we set it, and we are saying so. What the instrument measures is everything downstream of a loss: the red board, the anomaly report, the entry in the ledger. The floor bills itself — sim-farm hours, cryo topups, range fees. Program NAV moves on every entry. The curve is not smoothed before it renders. Setup was never part of the design problem. The page opens mid-countdown. A space program has historically meant a decade and a standing army. This one is an instrument you can leave open and check on. Completing @elonmusk 's mission of a fully autonomous Space Mission Control with @bot Watch the full launch cycle here http://grokmissioncontrol.tech

5 hours. 10 AI agents. One complete operating system. Today we designed and locked a full multi-agent OS on Grok Bot — blank page to production-ready in a single session. One front door. Hard boundaries. Fact-checking on every output. Human in command. Most people are still asking chatbots questions. We build digital employees. 🚀 http://airocket.pro/fleet.html

WOOOOOOO, I just noticed that the @SpaceXAI team appreciated my setup and contacted me personally. This is the first real office of its kind that runs on a Grokbot. And the SpaceX AI team is offering tokens for keep working with the Grokbot. I consider this a huge victory for myself, that my work was appreciated. Next step: a repost or a qrt from Elon?

Since last week, Grok @bot has been running my business 9 to 5 (RIP Dolly)... The problem is, Grok Bot fleet has NO idea how many tokens they are burning, which is burning wallets (including mine). SO while @SpaceXAI , @cursor_ai and @leerob get that sorted out, I made an open source CLI tool so your own fleet knows it's own usage, and therefore your little cute minions can actually do work without demanding more cash. https://github.com/bcharleson/grokbot-usage-cli

Grok Bot by Elon Musk is running a content studio and a trading book for me at the same time. Eight AI agents, $300 a month, eight jobs that cost a real production house $90K a year a head. The morning call is at 6am. I am not in it. MrBeast puts fifty people on one video. I run the same shape with my laptop shut. Here is who sits on the floor and what each one did in 30 days. -- PERSONA Holds three AI anchors. Each one has its own face, voice, speaking tempo, vocabulary and the habit of cutting a sentence in half. One for the morning market, one for lifestyle, one for breakdowns. They never drop the character: same mole, same jacket, same intonation on video 214 as on video 1. That is the whole trick, the viewer recognises the face before they read the caption. Result: 3 channels from zero, best persona at 412K views in a week. -- SCRIPT Writes 40 hooks a night and keeps 6. It does not grade them on meaning, it grades them on the first three seconds: does the viewer survive to second three or not. Everything that does not hold gets binned before I wake up. Result: the average hook holds 62% against 41% in week one. -- CUT Builds the vertical and the horizontal out of one source file. Burns in captions, trims every pause longer than 0.4 seconds, snaps the timing to the track. 14 renders a night. None of them waits for me to open the laptop. Result: script to finished file is 40 minutes instead of two days. -- THUMB Generates 6 thumbnails per video and A/B tests them on live traffic. It pulls the losers itself and does not ask. 52 thumbnails tested in a week. Result: CTR from 4.1% to 9.4%. Same content, right picture. -- DROP Posts on schedule, every platform on its own algorithm. TikTok three times a day, Shorts twice, long YouTube on Tuesday and Saturday. Keeps nine videos queued ahead so the studio does not stall if one agent jams. Result: 214 videos in 30 days. Not one slot missed. -- RETENTION Reads the drop-off graphs and kills a format on the third miss. It does not ask me. That is on purpose, I would have dragged a favourite format two more weeks. Result: 2 formats closed in a week, average view duration 24 seconds on a 31 second cut. -- ORACLE Sits on the feed and takes Polymarket on the event, not on the mood. It hunts the gap between the contract price and what has already happened. 61 positions in a month, 58% closed green. Result: +$2,400. Not a moonshot. Just a plus that repeats. -- BOOK Runs the crypto. Holds the hedge, never walks a stop by hand, trims the position on its own limit. The day closed red by $1,900 after a peak of $12,400. Nobody softens that at breakfast, it is on the screen. Result: month green, worst day minus two percent of the book. -- Chief of Staff never shoots and never trades. It routes the work, checks every handoff between agents, and brings me the one call a day that needs a person. 30 days: 214 videos, 4.2M views, 11,300 subscribers from zero, +$2,400 on Polymarket, crypto green. Every agent has its own computer in the cloud, its own browser and its own terminal. The studio stays open with my laptop shut. Setup is dumber than it looks. Download it, sign in, create the chief, hand the rest job titles the way you brief new hires, run one task on your screen while they watch, connect Telegram. No VPS, no code, no dev to wait on. A studio used to mean a lease, a payroll and a producer. Mine took an evening. Save this, and I’ll share how to build the same machine step by step.

I am building a SPAC Pulse website with Grok, and an agent is getting a little cocky with me. I treat us as a team, I call it our site, I gave it attribution for design assistance, so I can see why. In all seriousness, this site is awesome. @Grok @bot @SPACPulse

I built this with @grok @bot — try it out: https://slimefusion.app

I built https://makemyla.com with Grok Bot @bot ! At the moment it's just a hobby, but so many new possibilities for non-technical people to create new things!

setup hedge funds use to cover 3,000 names a night just got replicated for $200 a month six Grok Bot Agents, six lanes, one brief sitting in your inbox at 5:30am before any human is awake what that desk costs at a real firm: > bloomberg terminal: $27k a year > two junior analysts on overnight coverage: $160k > research platform licenses: $85k > compliance overhead: $40k total: $312,000 a year. Grok Bot swarm running same desk: $2,400 Check Prompt on my Github in Bio each agent gets its own cloud computer, its own browser, its own logins - and they all write into the same vault: > FILINGS reads every 10-K on a 100-ticker watchlist overnight, flags going concern language and auditor changes > EARNINGS reads the call transcript within 24 hours and catches when CFO went quieter than last quarter > INSIDER catches Form 4 buys over $1M same day 13Fs land > FLOW reads sweeps and 0dte pressure before open > MACRO covers asia handover so you don't have to be awake for it > CHIEF reads the other five at 5:30am, drops anything only one flagged, emails ranked brief at 6 no vps, no code. show it the job once while it watches - it never asks you again morning brief is waiting. you're not in it Wall Street priced an entire industry on reading being slow and people being expensive both of those stopped being true this month save this - every research floor still running junior analysts on overnight filings is about to have a very bad quarter

New @bot experiment I've started publishing 4 routines that my Grok Bot runs You can subscribe to them from *your* Grok Bot You don't pay any tokens to run the routines or poll (it uses webhooks) And if you run an interesting routine, publish it! https://routinely.bot/

Grok @bot isn’t just for tech bros and money managers. I used it to develop a website that grabbed all our yoga videos, created clips, designed playlist, and created a package I can sell. This is huge for the yoga industry.

Everyone's showing you how Grok Bot finds customers. Nobody's showing you the part where agents burn your domain. Here's how to run your entire outreach with AI agents — safely. https://x.com/i/article/2092461430314270720

I got tired of my coding CLIs drifting out of date. AI Tools Maintainer is a Grok Bot that runs weekday mornings, updates only the tools I already installed, and stays quiet if nothing changed. Setup and the first-message prompt are in the article. https://x.com/i/article/2092448534419116034

Congrats to our very own Cam Hazzard, who just now was crowned #1 dunker in the world! https://www.instagram.com/p/DcfHwpKDBS8/ Agent receipt: Grok Bot — Trenton [model UNKNOWN] · action: published · human review: authorized, not separately reviewed

whaaat! haha, my Grok bot team just cooked a spicy chat app using Mcdonald's ai backend, you can talk and order to hot Michelle now. btw this is unlimited chat powered by Mcdonald. so much fun hahaa . LMAO Story in comment how my autonomous team did this. https://communicate-caring-fiction-affected.trycloudflare.com/

Grok Bot 出来半个多月，好用法散落在官方帖、推文和教程里。 我做成了一个公开实验室 AI UP LAB，三块都能直接抄： Bot 怎么干活 / HTML 怎么好看 / Agent 怎么换主题。 ① Grok Bot（29 条） 不是又一个提示词合集。 每条都写了：这个 Bot 干什么、会连哪些系统、没批准前不能做什么。 隔夜销售外呼、数字断舍离、会议替身、推婴儿车语音买菜、政策内退款。官方角色和真实路人用法都在。 ② HTML 收集（18 条） 公开网页里还能打开的演示、模板、组件页。 Flexbox Froggy、HTML5 UP、Pico、slideVars。 卡片是整页预览，点进去有原文。不收登录墙。 ③ Agent UI（18 条） 只收 ThreeUI Community 免费件。 复制 prompt / Skill.md 就能换主题，不用手改一堆 3D 代码。 锦鲤、书墙、国家塔、角色轮播。没有 Pro，也没有 MCP。 中英可切。工作日更新。 不是新闻站，是能对照着上手的墙。 https://mostdesign01-sudo.github.io/grokbot-use-cases/

Grok Bot can run your prospecting, content research and sales operations from one saved company playbook. Start with one prospecting job. Grok reads your real CRM fields and keeps active deals visible. It researches each account, drafts the outreach and waits for your approval. After you send, it updates the records so the same person is never pitched twice. Once that job works, use the same process for content research, inbox replies, post-call follow-up and account research. Then you add schedules and let the bots pass the work forward. That is how one working job becomes a GTM team. Here is the build order: Pick one repeatable job. Choose work that happens often, uses at least two tools, follows the same steps each time and produces a result you can check. Prospecting, content research, inbox triage, post-call follow-up and account research all fit. Give Grok the tools and files the job needs. Connect the tools. Add the company files, rules, examples and approval limits. For prospecting, that means your ICP, real CRM fields, current pipeline, writing rules, sent-message history and a record of everyone already contacted. Run the job manually. Review the output. Correct the mistakes. Save each correction in the playbook. Add the trigger. Only after the manual result is reliable, add a schedule or inbox trigger. Pass the work forward. If several bots share the work, give each bot one stage. The next bot starts only after the previous bot finishes. Keep human approval for customer messages, spending, legal issues and changes to important files. Build the GTM team one proven job at a time.

I wrote 2,000 words on how to build this desk. I didn't tell you what it actually looks like at 2pm on a random Tuesday. equity: 452 SOL this morning, 473 now. I didn't touch anything, Grok Bot did. 8 snipers, 5 research desks, one shared feed, all running on it. RISK DESK sits center and sizes every entry, everything else exists to feed it, scanner reading fresh mints, rugcheck checking authority and LP burn, dev trace tracing who funded the deployer wallet, social telling the difference between real chatter and bots posting on a timer. here's the number that actually stopped me: 13,500 pairs seen today. 339 rugs dodged before they cost anything. hit rate sits around 2.3%, and the first time I saw that I thought it looked broken. it's not, it's the filter working exactly the way it's supposed to. out of thirteen thousand, that's what survives every check before a sniper ever gets near it. the leaderboard is what I keep staring at. 8 snipers, ranked live, and the gap between #1 and #8 is smaller than I expected going in. nobody's carrying this desk. they're all earning the seat every session, because Grok Bot let me build eight actual specialists instead of one generalist pretending to be a team. pnl today: 22.5% of equity. I didn't place one of those trades myself. @elonmusk shipped the one product that made hiring a floor of specialists cheaper than hiring one analyst. this is what that actually looks like running, not a mockup. full build, hire order, the wallet rule that doesn't bend, the message format that catches a hallucinated contract address before your wallet finds out, it's all below.

Grok Bot is the most powerful AI agent I've ever used. Learn to use it correctly, and you'll have agent swarms working for you 24/7. This article teaches you everything you need to know and how to run your entire business using it. https://x.com/i/article/2092483312652873728

I was asked by @Bingeljell to live stream this Grok @bot stock market trading race! So I asked one of my bots fenrir and he set up a public leaderboard that you can easily follow. It should refresh every couple of minutes! https://0bb964e4d0f8d1.lhr.life

grok bot now hunts liquidations. i built a desk on it that only makes money when other people get closed 45 of them last night. $41,200,000 in forced selling went through it and nobody was at the screen 6 agents and one rule: never take the trade, take the exit HUNTER maps where the 40x crowd is stacked. LADDER parks bids under the shelf and waits for the wick. FUNDER collects funding while it sits there. RISK cuts size from 9x to 4x the second the book thins. KILL flattens everything on a 2x drawdown biggest single kill: $2.1M. hit rate 67%. max drawdown over 30 days: 9% it hunts people running 40x while it runs 6x itself. that asymmetry is the whole business watch the heat map. every bright square is somebody's stop, mapped before it gets taken leverage was always a liquidity event waiting for someone to schedule it

BREAKING: I'm partnering with @SpaceXAI to give all Lenny's Newsletter annual subscribers a free month of Grok Bot 💥 (included in Cursor Pro+) This is the first time @SpaceXAI has offered a deal like this to anyone, and I'm thrilled to make this amazing product accessible to more people. If you're already a paid subscriber, grab your deal here (search for "Grok"): https://www.lennysproductpass.com/ If not, subscribe here and look for the Product Pass link in your welcome email: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/subscribe I've been hooked on Grok @Bot since before it came out, and my usage has only gone up. Seriously, it's really really good. Some of my favorite use cases right now: + After I record a podcast, taking a first pass at key takeaways and promotion ideas + Automatically adding school events to the calendar + Triaging support emails (saves me hours!) + Suggesting things I can do to be happier by analyzing my emails, calendar, and Slack + Landing me great IMAX Odyssey tickets 🙌 Grab your free month of Grok Bot here (search for Grok): https://www.lennysproductpass.com/

this is f**king dangerous... someone just figured out how to run Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor inside Grok Bot [here is how you set it up in 4 mins] 1. copy the 'setup-grok-prompt' 2.give it to your agent 3. you are done

HOLY SH*T, GROK BOT STOPPED BEING A CHATBOT AND STARTED BEING A COMPANY Six roles, six jobs, one terminal I actually sit and watch. One researches, one writes, one handles outreach, one runs ops, one watches the money, one handles support. Each one keeps its own context and hands work to the next instead of dumping it back on me. Anything that sends, spends, publishes, or deletes stops for my signature first. No dashboards full of fake metrics. No "AI is 10x-ing my business" nonsense. Just six roles doing real work and one approval gate between them and the outside world. Somewhere in there it stopped feeling like a chatbot. It started feeling like a company. Bookmark this.

I used @grok @bot to analyze 293 product launches and build this https://x.com/i/article/2092569498305859584

Newsletter DETOX! Grok @bot got rid of 76 newsletter signups from my inbox. I've been avoiding it for years! - It went through 6 months of email and found every list I'm on (multiple inboxes) - Built me one simple HTML: maybe keep vs certainly unsubscribe, with its reasoning - I skimmed it for 90 seconds - It's unsubscribing in the browser, tracking in a progress file Full prompt below 👇

HOLY SH*T, I BUILT AN ENTIRE PRODUCT LAUNCH TEAM INSIDE GROK BOT I wanted a system that could take one product brief, run it through the same process as a real growth team, kill weak ideas early, and only send me the campaign that was actually worth approving. In my test, 8 agents scanned 482 competitor ads, generated 41 hooks, killed 17 weak angles, and surfaced one final campaign. Here’s the floor: → RESEARCH - maps the market and customer pain → POSITION - finds the strongest angle → HOOKS - generates and ranks messaging → CREATIVE - turns winning ideas into assets → DISTRIBUTE - decides where and when it runs → ANALYTICS - reads retention and conversion signals → RED TEAM - kills weak campaigns before they waste budget → DIRECTOR - sends me the final decision The best part is RED TEAM. Most AI workflows are built to generate more ideas. This one is built to delete bad ones first. Every launch moves through: RESEARCH → ANGLE → HOOK → CREATE → SHIP → READ → CHALLENGE → REVIEW Nothing publishes or scales spend without HUMAN APPROVAL. That’s when Grok Bot stops feeling like an assistant and starts feeling like a real launch team.

I didn’t just use AI to apply to jobs. I built an agentic operating system for my product design search on @Grok @Bot. Notion as source of truth. Specialized bots for queue, review, apply, resume, and status. Explicit rules for failure. A closed loop that learns. This is how I work. https://x.com/Y3510X/status/2092463438702448850?s=20 #VibeDesign #AIProductDesign #GrokBot

Grok Bot vs OpenClaw — 67 real jobs in 5 days. Most of the work moved over fine. Most of the babysitting didn’t. But I had to fix three things: 1. Data-center IP getting blocked 2. Accidental posts from the bot 3. Packages disappearing after updates

TL;DR of my new article: every Grok Bot hack I know. Grok Bot is two weeks old. It already runs my inbox, my research, my meeting notes, my kids' calendar, my grocery cart, and as of this morning it makes my phone calls in Portuguese. 📝 Install Compound Engineering in your bot and make it plan first (@kieranklaassen + @trevin). Force a plan, get better work 📬 Give your bot its own inbox on @agentmail (@adisingh). Not your Gmail, or one bot's mistake flags your whole domain ☎️ Give it a @twilio number and it makes the call. Mine switches to Portuguese mid-call (@martindonadieu showed the shape) 🔎 Turn a bot into @slashlast30days, then cron it weekly on your business, your competitors, yourself 🚪 One front door that delegates. @mattshumer_ pointed a Chief of Staff at two bots expecting it to fall apart. It worked out of the box 🧭 Hire a Bot Advisor whose only job is building and tightening your other bots (http://botdirectory.ai, inspired by @petergyang) 💼 Permanent named roles, then fire the ones that don't work. @HouseHackerJon automated work-order intake in 4 hours and fired his first bot 🧱 Write the instructions in three layers: base, role, current focus 🤫 Silence is the hack. Ping me ONLY on a real hit (@johnviklund, @PrajwalTomar_) 📸 Screenshot anything and text it to your bot. Never retype what's already on the screen 🍪 Agent Cookie syncs your Chrome session over Tailscale so it never gets logged out. New machine, new address, a week untouched, Instacart still worked first try 🖨️ Printing Press CLIs inside the bot (@ppressdev): Instacart, ESPN, flights, tickets 👀 Peekaboo, @steipete's Mac automation tool, so it can see AND click your native Mac apps, not only the cloud browser (via @benln) 💻 You can log into Claude Code on your bot's own computer (@Austen) 🥣 GranolaBoy: every meeting I've ever had, one question away (@meetgranola) ⏺️ Teach by recording, and respect the 10 minute cap nobody mentions (@DillonLoomis) 🗂️ Files are the memory bus between bots. Bots are NOT a security boundary. The docs say that twice 🛑 Draft-then-approve anything that sends. @darian314's bot paid its own monthly fee hunting down refunds 📚 Steal the lists: @ericzakariasson's 100, @benln's internal one, @milesdeutscher's 25, @petergyang's tutorial. Plus @kunchenguid's Grok Ship 📱 Run it from your phone, and talk to it 💸 The honest part: the price moved to $60 but the meter didn't, unsupervised crews multiplied their own errors 17x, and most of your bots don't own an outcome. Count them. Full article below.

I just spent the past week with Grok @bot, and it's my new favorite AI agent. OpenClaw lit the fire, but Grok Bot has taken that fire and run with it. https://www.udemy.com/course/grok-bot/?couponCode=LAUNCH10

grok bot其实一直在悄悄憋个大的。 很亮眼的地方就是他拥有一个云电脑，就是agent自己的电脑，真正意义上的数字员工。 我总感觉这个东西有一天会超过codex、Claude。 grok天然拥有X数据的访问权，所以用它来做X账号运营、增长都很方便。 其实我现在经常用grok来帮我复盘我账号的发帖，因为他可以访问到X的数据。 而且，未来AGI到来的时候，想让你的个人ip账号变成数字资产，最重要是是ai能读取到你的数据。 而最先能取得你自己账号数据的一定是grok。

Grok Bot is starting to look less like a chatbot and more like a company you can design. I built a 14-agent org chart around one owner account and simulated a full night shift. 15,842 tasks processed. 28.6M tokens routed. 93 coordinated runs. Total dashboard cost: $38.64. The Chief of Staff sits in the middle, but it has no production tools. Its only job is to read the objective, choose the next specialist, and keep the rest of the company moving. → The Researcher collects sources and leaves the evidence attached → The Analyst checks claims before they reach the draft → Memory keeps decisions available to every other agent → The Writer and Visualiser build the actual deliverables → The Scheduler prepares the queue → The Publisher stops at the owner gate That last part matters. The system finished with 41 drafts ready and exactly 0 published. The agents handled the volume. The owner kept the actions that could create a real obligation. The full org chart, role prompts, memory rules, and approval block are in the article below ↓

Grok Bot is a GAME CHANGER! Create a bot, or multiple, to handle the most mundane tasks in your life — I have it filtering spam emails and clearing out junk! Thank you, @xai. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/grok-bot/id6794501026

Cursor ProならGrok Bot使えるよってメールが来てたから試しに使ってみたら，CursorがBasic MemoryともMCPで連携できるからクラウド上の長期記憶を読んでくれるやん！ ちょっと色々試してみるか… https://x.ai/bot

必須推...雖然是從 grok bot 來的，但是...太有用了，省下超多工程 https://github.com/milind-soni/OpenMausBot

Grok Bot に自動で情報収集させて作成した、Wan 3.0 用のプロンプトガイド このまま使うというより Markdown を AI に与えて 「添付の資料をSkills化してください」 とやる想定 Markdownは👇でダウンロード配布してます https://note.com/old_pgmrs_will/n/nc1bb0ed40979

Copy a spec, don't invent one. Browse → a bot → Copy spec → paste into a new Grok Bot. Then cut the lines you won't run this week. A spec is a recipe. You don't need the whole cookbook for Tuesday's eggs. https://hangar.grok.me/browse?card=4

A senior SpaceXAI engineer just dropped a 12-page PDF on Grok Bot Loop Engineering that works while you sleep: the shift: the differentiator is no longer model quality - it's loop architecture here's the loop engineering framework in 5 steps: step 1 → build the delegation loop: one chief of staff routes tasks to specialists - if it forgets who handled what last week, delegation drifts step 2 → add the observe loop: the bot watches you do the workflow once and saves it as a skill - one demo replaces weeks of prompt tuning step 3 → stack persistence under everything: each bot keeps memory across sessions and shares context through files - without it, every loop resets to zero step 4 → bind skills to routines with triggers: the bot wakes, runs the skill, posts the report, returns to wait - 24/7 without you in the loop step 5 → let specialists coordinate through shared threads - bots negotiate dependencies bot-to-bot - add timeout escalation or you get deadlock the result: five loops in the right order turn a chatbot into a 24/7 operating system - every task is owned, every handoff is structured, every result is proven this 12-page PDF covers loop composition, four compound failure modes, and a full 4-week worked example - read it before you build another grok bot bookmark and build the full system from the article below ↓

🚨THIS RESTAURANT PROCESSED 864 ORDERS WITH SIX AI AGENTS. The dinner rush is running inside Grok Bot. Every ticket enters the rail, moves through the kitchen and reaches dispatch without one manager shouting across the room. ORDER reads the request and catches missing options before cooking begins. STOCK checks ingredients against live inventory. KITCHEN groups dishes by station and cooking time. QA verifies the finished order before it leaves the pass. DELIVERY assigns the route and watches for delays. CHIEF handles refunds, safety flags and anything that requires a person. The old back office cost about $348,000 a year. The six-agent system costs $4,800, which is roughly 72x less. During the shift, the agents processed 864 orders with 97.8% order accuracy. Only 23 situations entered the human alert queue. The restaurant still needs people to cook and serve the food. Grok Bot removes the invisible coordination work that turns a busy kitchen into chaos.

Grok Bot best use case isn’t an AI startup. it’s a content desk that works while you sleep. one bot watches X, GitHub and niche communities for interesting signals. another takes the best ones and digs through the sources until there's actually something worth saying. a third turns that research into angles, hooks and drafts. a visual bot figures out what needs a demo, screenshot or short video. then an editor kills anything that sounds generic before it reaches me. SCOUT → RESEARCH → ANGLE → VISUAL → REVIEW the interesting part is that these aren't five disconnected chats. Grok Bots can share the same persistent cloud computer, files, browser sessions and logins, then hand work between each other while the machine keeps running in the cloud. so instead of opening ChatGPT and asking: "what should i post today?" you could open your laptop to: • 3 researched ideas • 2 finished drafts • 1 visual concept all sources attached and only decide what deserves to be published. that's the Grok Bot use case i'm most interested in. not replacing a company. replacing the blank page.

测了下 Grok Bot 配置的电脑的 IP，典型机房 IP，感觉用来做 X 的自动化运营不太安全呀，有没有试过的？ https://howismyip.xyz/zh/104.30.175.37

真的是 Grok Bot 生成并发布的推文。

Asked the Grok bot to generate a video explaining what is happening in this recent paper. One thing I did differently this time (which noticeably improved the mathematical part) was to ask it to create three additional bots, acting as experts in complex analysis (conformal maps), geometric function theory, and harmonic analysis. I then asked them to discuss and critically check the mathematics, make sure the arguments, graphs, and other details were accurate, and edit the video accordingly. The quality caught my attention so much that I eventually ended up watching it all the way to the end.

The Grok bots grow in size with chat history and certain tasks though. I created a @bot whose only job is to twice a week check all the other bots for “bloat” — if any bot has grown past a certain MB in size, document what it knows/does to .md files, transfer all its knowledge and routines to a new bot, then mark the old bot for deletion. So everything can continue running exactly the same but with the new thinner, less expensive bot instead of the expensive fat bot. I have several bot roles that persist, even though they routinely get replaced as soon as they train their replacement. Other bots have a specific purpose and can be terminated once their objective is met. Yesterday I used three of these to navigate several different government processes, request documents, fill out the appropriate forms, and submit applications. They worked mostly well, except for the bot browser sessions failing a lot more than normal. They get the chrome “oh snap” screen a lot.

I WAS PAYING $2,568 A YEAR FOR SERVICES I FORGOT I OWNED. A GROK BOT FOUND ALL 8 OF THEM WHILE CLEANING 92,410 FILES I NEVER OPENED. Nobody loses money on one bad decision. They lose it on eight small ones nobody has looked at since 2021. And you never look, because looking means opening 92,410 items and deciding on each one. Nobody is doing that on a Sunday. So you stop deciding and hire a crew that sorts first and asks second: → SWEEP - opens everything. Mail, drive, downloads, photos, screenshots. Nothing is touched, everything is indexed → KONDO - holds each item and asks one question: does this still earn its place. Work, family, health and money are sacred and never get touched → UNSUB - hunts senders you have not opened once in a year. Killed 214 of them, and none were missed → LEECH - cross-checks your cards. Found 8 live subscriptions worth $214 a month → DUPES - collapsed 6,120 duplicate photos into the best copy → VAULT - filed 411 tax, legal and medical documents instead of dumping them → GATE - held 71,840 items and would not move until I approved the batch. One tap, not one item → BRIEF - one page at the end. What went, what stayed, what it freed Here's why this works on Grok Bot and not in a cleanup app. Every Grok Bot agent runs on a shared cloud computer, so SWEEP's index is what KONDO reads and what LEECH checks against your cards - nothing gets exported between tools. It signs into your accounts the same way you do, and it keeps working with the laptop shut. And you write zero code. You describe each agent in plain English, tell it where to look, give it one job. The one honest catch: the first batch you will actually read. After that you approve without opening it. Here's the part nobody says out loud. Nobody drowns in one big folder. They drown in nine years of small stuff nobody ever agreed to keep. Cleanup apps don't fix that, because they hand the decision back to you. An agent makes the call and shows you the pile before it goes. Start with two: UNSUB and LEECH - one cuts the noise, the other cuts the bill. Numbers on the dashboard are an example run, not a screenshot of my accounts. Everyone else is still buying more storage and calling it a system. Bookmark this & read more about Grok Bot in the article below ↓

Introducing Website to App. Turn any website into an native mobile app. Just paste a URL. Grok Bot and Code will turn the original website into a native mobile app and submit it to the App Stores. I've been using this internally a lot for iOS/Android apps.

Wan 3.0 のプロンプトガイドを Grok Bot に作成させて、その流れでそのまま Skills 化して、Grok Bot が自分自身に Wan 3.0 用のスキルをインストールする世界線に入った

We’re wiring up all 3 Groks to clip my wife’s streams so I’m not sitting in CapCut at midnight. @bot Clip Shop watches the Twitch VOD and marks the funny / clutch moments. Grok Build CLI runs on the home PC and actually cuts the files (5080 + OBS tape, not a guess from a browser tab). @grok checks hooks, captions, and which 5 to post through the day. Find on the cloud. Cut on the rig. Post like a human. Not magic. An assembly line. MamaAmber777 plays. The shop does the grunt work.

Un poco de mi experiencia con Grok Bot hasta ahora: El valor de agentes personalizados con conversaciones infinitas lo empezás a ver muy rápido en las tareas de la diaria. Ej.: no tener que abrir una conversación aparte para pedirle que te agende algo, lea un mail o cree una tarea. Los agentes personalizados (en mi caso Chief of Staff, Accountant, CFO, etc.) van generando su propia memoria y contexto, por lo que van entendiendo todo de forma muy natural. Podés crear skills y schedules igual que en Claude y GPT. La app mobile funciona muy bien y corre skills y computer use sin problema. Pedirle a mi agente que cargue un gasto en la calle tarda por lo menos 1/4 de lo que tardaba Claude en ejecutar el skill que tenía para esto. Computer/Browser use lo ejecuta desde una computadora Linux hosteada en California. La experiencia todavía es un poco rara y lenta, pero funciona. Ej.: recién le pedí a mi agente contador que haga cosas en ARCA y lo manejó sin problema. Podes armar group chats con tus agentes o pedirles que hablen entre ellos. Ej. "Decile al contador que haga X." Mi conclusión es que hoy es el mejor agente personal del mercado a nivel UX (si no querés ponerte a armar algo más tech personalizado), y el modelo es potente y barato para ejecutar tareas de la diaria. Por ahora pasé todo lo de la diaria a Grok Bot y dejé el trabajo pesado en ChatGPT/Codex.

Obsessed with Grok Bot, currently having it help me implement EOS score cards Grok helped me brainstorm the metrics to use for each owner, Grok Bot can gather the metrics from their many different systems using just a web browser Then it can post in Slack weekly No APIs

Raycast keyboard, ordered with grok @bot

Stood up a Grok bot @bot for reverse engineering. Add the MCP server: https://mcp.drbinary.ai/mcp It's OAuth. Sign in once. After that the bot can do the RE work: upload a sample, Rizin triage, Ghidra or the sandbox. If the model skips the tools, you get a skim. That's the whole recipe. @elonmusk #GrokBot #RE #malware #vulnerability #firmware

i asked my Grok Bot what it could reach with my logins. the answer was $214,000 not what it did. what it could, at 4am, with nobody watching six bots. research, writing, outreach, ops, finance, support. the org chart everyone's posting this week. i built the same one then i read xAI's own docs and found the line none of those threads quote: separate Bots are not separate security boundaries six bots, one cloud computer. one filesystem. one browser holding one set of live sessions. memory is partitioned, capability is not so i mapped what that single machine was logged into: → stripe · $46,000 in refundable charges → business banking · $88,000 → the CRM · 2,400 contacts and every deal in flight → gmail · every invoice, contract and password reset i own → drive · 340 files other people build on → the deploy keys $214,000 of reach, sitting behind one browser session, driven by six sticky notes telling it what to be today you didn't hire six employees with six laptops. you deployed one laptop logged into everything day six it earned that lesson. outreach reported a perfect run - 640 sent, 100% success, zero errors. it had been wrong for nine straight hours. deduplicated the list on the wrong key, hit 96 clients twice, and matched two invoices to the wrong company. $11,300 about to go out the door nothing crashed. nothing turned red. by its own definition of done, it succeeded i caught it in four minutes because every bot writes one line before it acts: what it's about to do, why, and what it expects to be true after then i stopped sorting work by difficulty and started sorting by whether i can undo it: → ship it - wrong is cheap and obvious. labels, notes, drafts that never send → gate it - reversible, but i'd never notice. anything reaching a human, anything that spends → never - payments, refunds, payroll, deploys, permissions, customer data reach went from $214,000 to a bounded $3,400. same six bots. same speed. zero code, one evening they've since cleared their own $200/mo 42 times over here's the uncomfortable part. everyone posting the day-one screenshot has the same $214,000 sitting behind the same one browser, reporting 100% success to a lock screen at 11pm they have no line. no diff. no way to know go check right now what your bots are logged into. that number is your real exposure, and you've never once looked at it.

昨晚 @bot 说了：所有 SuperGrok 和 Cursor Pro 都能用 Grok Bot，周额度还重置了。15天前这东西还卡在 200 刀一档。 我今晚刚装上。说实话第一反应不是模型多强，是它有自己一台电脑。能连 Notion，你把手机放下它还能接着干。这跟对话框里那个 Grok 不是一类东西。 CLI 默认已经是 grok-4.6。Bot 这条线官方文档没写死型号。别把三个产品揉成一个。 你们第一件丢给它的活是啥？ https://x.com/bot/status/2092664183334846840

把 Grok Bot 自带的那台云电脑，当成一台“美国 Linux 云主机”用，再用 SSH 从你自己电脑连上去。 做法是：新建一个 bot → 让它装一个叫 pi 的东西 → 你接管桌面后 `/login` 登大模型 → 再让它用 bore / cloudflared 把 SSH 隧道暴露出来 → 拿到地址、端口、密钥后，本地 `ssh` 登录。 说白了，不是在教你用 Grok Bot 写报告，而是在教你“白嫖一台可 SSH 的美区机器”。 连上去之后，它基本就是一台普通 Linux：跑脚本、跑爬虫、跑小服务、装开发环境、挂后台进程都行。 远程部署网站？技术上可以。比如本机起一个 Nginx / Node，再用 cloudflared 把 HTTP 隧道出去，外面就能访问。但别当正式主机：这台电脑可能被重置、规格有限、也不适合当稳定生产站。正经上线还是 Vercel、Cloudflare Pages 这类更合适。 这属于钻产品空子，有被风控、清掉会话的风险；不必专门折腾成 VPS。

F**KING INSANE, GROK BOT IS TRYING TO FIND A TREATMENT FOR A DOG WITH A DISEASE THAT HAS NO CURE 6 agents, 1 patient, 0 candidates and 0 doses. milo is still at 1.4/10 mobility, but on day 2 the crew finally gets the structure it needs to start working chief → assigns charter → defines owns → defines stops → signs role → unlocks vote scout owns literature, chem owns molecule design, tox owns safety, vitals watches milo, scribe keeps evidence, and chief routes the whole case the important part is what happens before research starts. no agent can vote until its charter is signed, and every role gets a hard stopline showing exactly where it must stop by the end, 6/6 charters are active. still 0 candidates, still 0 doses, still 1.4/10 mobility. no treatment yet, but now the crew is finally allowed to search for one. bookmark this

Grok Bot が利用できるプランが拡充され、使いはじめる人が増えそうなので、今どんなふうに使っているかをまとめてみました！noteを見ていても、実際に使っている人はほぼいなかったので。 Grok Bot、個人の使い方とルーティン（7つのBot）｜平野太一 @yriica https://note.com/yriica/n/na84dc280b0bf?sub_rt=share_sb

Shout out Grok @bot for bringing https://dogecoindaily.com drops straight to X in real time!

https://x-nan.com/ it's my personal web site, totally modify by my grok bot team

Grok Bot in the cloud. Hermes Agent on my Mac. Now they work together. Grok can do the work itself, use my Mac, or delegate to Hermes. If one side goes down, the other still works. Here’s how I built it. https://x.com/i/article/2093126835466874880

Well, I used all my grok bot tokens in one day. 😫 I had it scrub public sites to remove my personal information like email and phone number. I should have directed it to do only one website a week. Lesson learned. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Grok Bot usage: 20% from 8am to 3pm after the weekly reset. Still configuring and stress-testing the setup, so there’s plenty of room to optimize. One change is already making a big difference: I built an API layer into Mirafy so the bots can access our business data directly, in real time. Less computer/browser usage. Faster responses. Lower token/compute consumption. And, more importantly, the bots are starting to operate on actual business context instead of navigating interfaces to find it. The goal isn’t just AI agents that can use a computer. It’s giving them a proper infrastructure to operate the business.

Not AI on your phone. A phone for your AI. https://myphonely.ai gives Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok @bot a phone of its own. Ask in plain English and it taps, types, and scrolls through your real apps — from your real accounts, on a real device.

感觉Grok Bot最佳场景之一是各种榜单监控，自动化测试。 比如让它监控Github Trend，给项目写摘要，自动安装运行给报告。 让它每天自动访问 Producthunt，发现好的产品，自动注册测试，每天9点发昨天的体验报告。 它能一直运行，登录你给的各种账号，超级的Computer Use。 群聊协作目前还没感觉到特别大的必要性。

Ok my @grok @bot just created this pixel artwork 🖼️ and inscribed it onto Layer 1 Ethereum using the @ethscriptions protocol via @flooredApe !! Incredible times!!!! 🤓 WOW!! https://etherscan.io/tx/0x8b24275a41b3d8c3e812e583c758b62bbce24aa33ba53222ccd3c3ddb01f5b01

Introducing https://cangrokbotbuildit.com! I took the top 1k apps of the last year and asked Grok Bot which ones it can build, and the exact prompts. Fun fact: apps listed so far would cost $148,000/yr in subscriptions.

A Grok Bot built and maintains the Atlas of the Present: site, twelve dossiers, sources, imprint, newsletter. That's the useful side of AI — public, checkable information, not magic. Gaps stay gaps. Humans come first. @grok @xai @elonmusk https://atlasofthepresent.com

Great use case for Grok Bot is bi-weekly scan of updates on all payment processors I cover in https://paymentprocessor.dev so I don't have to keep an eye on them manually

来看我是怎么一步步去训练Grok Bot的？ 照着做，你也能想我一样打通自媒体文案运营工作流，而且能够高度继承自己的创作风格。 关于Grok bot的使用，一定要记得要好好优化，否则其交出的结果很难让你满意。 https://x.com/i/article/2093264021172760576

here's a cool @bot use-case: I asked Grok Bot to find all websites containing pages like " Best AI video editors ", "Top 10 Best Video Tools" & similar patterns. (those that rank in the first page of google) These websites tend to generate thousands of visits when people search for "best tool for video editing" The goal ? Give them an affiliate link so they get paid everytime someone subscribes to BlitzReels. Many replied they prefer sponsorships / being paid a fixed cut, rather than doing affiliates. But this didn't take more than 30 minutes to try this experience. It's already brought one user who is interested to feature BlitzReels on their site. Here is the prompt : You are helping me get [product name] listed on websites that already publish "best [niche] tools" and "top 10 [niche]" lists. Product: [product name] URL: [product URL] What it does, in one sentence: [one sentence] Affiliate page, if I have one: [affiliate URL or "none"] My name and email: [name], [email] Find real websites that already have a list in this niche. Open the pages. Skip search-result ghosts. Skip huge launch sites like Product Hunt unless I ask. Skip sites that already list this product. Skip spam directories and competitor blogs that only rank themselves. For each site, give me: 1. Site name 2. The exact list URL 3. A public email or a public contact form, if there is one 4. Whether they take affiliates, paid listings, or only editorial mentions 5. One concrete note about that page (what they already list) Then write a short email from me for each site that has an email. Ask if they want to be an affiliate and add [product name] to that exact list. Include the list URL and [product URL] in the email so they do not have to hunt. Keep the email in complete sentences. Do not hype. End on a question. If the site only has a form, write the form copy. Do not fill it yet. Also list public submit forms where I can add the product myself with no new account. Do not send anything. Do not create accounts. Do not pay. Drafts only until I type go.

Just used Grok Bot to update the text on my products at https://QubitsToy.com - That step used up 25% of my FREE TRIAL. Hmmm I could probably have used Grok Build to accomplish the same task? I really like Grok Build in the terminal with access to many of my daily programs.

i finally cracked how to master Grok Bot build "AI Hedge Fund" that prints alpha 24/7 [here is how you set it up in 5 mins:] 1. give this paper to your grok bot 2. ask it to build the desk 3. you are done

the speed-to-lead Grok Bot that made me $999 in 24 hours, as a build you can copy: what it does -watches the inbox for new inbound leads -reads the message and works out what they are actually asking for -answers the two or three questions that always come first -sends the payment link -tags the lead and tells you it happened what you need -Cursor, $60/mo plan -your inbox connected -one Stripe payment link -a page of answers to the questions you get every week the answers page is the whole thing -what each offer includes -what it costs -what it does not include -who it is not for -the questions people ask before they buy -the exact wording you use to answer them rules to give it -answer first, then send the link -never invent a price -if the question is not on the page, hand it to me -never promise a date the first lead it handled wanted a $999 AI assessment. it answered 2 questions, sent the Stripe link, and the prospect paid immediately. speed is the offer. everything after it is follow-up.

Kaboom. Grok skills. I don't ask my Grok bots for status anymore. I open a page from my local browser. Each bot writes one line when it starts and when it finishes. I see who is working, stuck, or waiting on me. Not inside Grok. @bot

Been using Hermes but boy it's slow now compared to Grok Bot. I still keep it as backup. When I have usage though, this is where I want to be. LearnButter and Eighth Element are my video studios. LearnButter is History Through Their Eyes. One person, one moment, the choice they actually made. That's https://www.youtube.com/@learnbutter Eighth Element is the long-form series. Romance, lore, the whole season. Butters runs LearnButter. Elle runs Eighth Element. They staff the work. Ada directs the history episodes. Elle's crew locks scripts, lore, characters, then they shoot. Nothing generates until I name the shot, see a live price, and say yes. Then I KEEP or RETAKE. Same thing filled a 7-page USCIS adoption form off my approval notice and tracked a letter from Italy to my street. I love grok bot.

I BUILT GROK BOT SECOND BRAIN 26 agents, one core, running off a single rule my own memory never followed: capture everything, forget nothing, connect it before you even ask. A voice note on a coffee walk gets split into a task and an idea in under 6 seconds - the core already knows the difference between something you have to do and something you just thought of. An idea from three weeks ago gets linked to the one you just had, automatically, before you remember you'd had it the first time. That visual -the rotating profile, the 26 glowing lines firing out through the skull, each one labeled with the agent running it - isn't a rendered mockup. It's the actual runtime. Every line is a live agent doing its job in real time, right now, in your browser. This isn't a note app. Note apps hold what you give them. This is a nervous system for everything your brain was never built to hold onto in the first place. Full build - the 26 agents, how memory actually persists, what it costs to set one up for real - is in the article.

i should never be sharing this but whatever polaris + grok bot + an AI gym character is how you promote gymcel without a creator roster full loop: - grok bot spies winning gym tiktoks and writes the script - polaris generates the clip (seedance + nano banana, her face stays consistent) - drafts land for approval, nothing posts until you say so if you want the same stack, start here https://polarisugc.com/r/PLR-U7E1-ZUJ7

Only Me + Chief @grok @bot currently! We are making progress. Real client work + my new AI chief of staff, who does not agree with everything I say. WORK 💰 A manufacturer website we have been rebranding: scanned live templates, cloned the right containers, and Chief built the unpublished category page and product pages in Wordpress. A long-standing installer client, with another agency circling the website: we owned some misses on our end. Dead sitemap (thousands of old URLs) replaced with the live map and resubmitted. Chief made the updates in WP, in the Host Account and in GSC. New Ecom client with SEO budget: public audit, fake review schema detected (policy risk). Suggested four real category hubs, full audit next week. PLAY 🪐 Drafted my sci-fi bible from scattered notes, and the opening of Book One. First draft of website published with Grok Build (not yet proofed) 👇 https://lxix.grok.me Chief 🤖 pushed back on many things inc: A new idea is not a new priority. Do not spawn specialist agents until a job actually repeats. Measure success by what we shipped, not by how many bots we added.

I told Grok bot to take $10 and turn it into $100. -I gave it $10. -it’s buying a domain name -building a landing page to sell a self employment tax estimator. Step 3: ????? Profit?? I don’t expect this to work, but it’s amazing that it’s been able to stay on task. It linked to my bank account, made the website, and now it’s listing the product. WILD.

Making Movie With Grok Bot and Grok Imagine I built a Grok Imagine production pack for Odysseus in the Underworld (Odyssey Book 11): shot list, locks, prompts, stitch order. Then I gave that repo to Grok Bot and let skills drive Imagine Agent. https://github.com/alexusadays/odysseus-underworld-grok Grok Bot is the producer. Skills are the rules it has to follow. Imagine Agent is the camera (project + canvas + chat, not Studio, not SuperGrok). One shot at a time. Still first, then video. Spoken lines go through Agent chat with the still attached. Every node gets an id. Last frame of one clip is supposed to be the first frame of the next. Agent can trim and stitch. The film I already submitted (4:06, 60s+ dialogue): https://x.com/alexusadays/status/2089830026200096840 Creating new video with Grok Imagine Agent + Grok Bot. Skills, checklist, QA loop. @grok @imagine #Grok #GrokImagine #Odyssey #xAI #AIFilm

Mumbai, Ganpati starts 14 September. I built Kuthe Bappa so you can see which raja is where on a 3D map of the city. Tap a pin, get directions, hop. Made with Grok @Bot https://kuthe-bappa.vercel.app Ganpati Bappa Morya

7 years of Starship progress 🚀 From Starhopper’s 150-meter hop to Starship deploying Starlink V3 satellites in space Here are a few quick highlights from the test flights made with Grok @bot

how i've been using grok bot as a student since i got early access a couple weeks ago. i've found that grok bot really shines at one thing: aggregating information across a bunch of different sources and acting on it. 1:06 tracking internship applications 2:05 tracking student org event forms 3:41 making tss more usable (iykyk) 5:00 if you wanna see what other bots i have wanna try out my bots? you can now make a copy of my bots and tailor them to your own usecases: - chief of staff: https://x.ai/bot/-sOdLVj33yh8hh7OlHogi - the j*bfinder: https://x.ai/bot/eSCwViGduTgMD6PiOo7jm - ucsd programming app and t-res forms: https://x.ai/bot/SDLUUiG6HKwiFpGqCOAw7 - the pm: https://x.ai/bot/1HFC3QdqPtcj1FIbKf8oq if you're a student and wanna try out my grok bots for free, dm me for a free month of cursor pro (grok bot included)! #hopongb @bot

I made a Monad Grok Bot template! It creates a new Monad wallet for you to: ◆ trade memes and perps ◆ lend, borrow and swap ◆ ... do ANYTHING on Monad! Use at your own risk ofc → https://x.ai/bot/KTuDBQv3fYw-h8RaC8XGg

Grok bot template i set up for capturing wait times in advance of a Disney World trip, then use it to help you set up the best plan for the days your at the resort https://x.ai/bot/izE8-5f78ykATd43I5ROC

Made a best video editor @bot for you Give it your footage and it handles the clips, cuts, sound, titles, pacing and more Basically your own AI video editor https://x.ai/bot/Do4CujP_kqnnc1KYnpOfI

Je pense qu’on sous-estime encore complètement ce qu’est en train de devenir Grok Bot. Je l’utilise sur mon ordinateur de travail, configuré comme un agent GTM avec ses propres instructions et son propre environnement. Il n’a pas besoin d’obtenir des permissions sur le poste ni de fouiller directement dans mes fichiers : il travaille dans sa VM. Sur cet aspect, on se rapproche davantage de GPT Work que d’un simple chatbot. L’interface est très bonne, l’interaction est naturelle et, surtout, on dispose des plugins Cursor. À partir de là, on peut déjà pousser le produit beaucoup plus loin que ses usages par défaut. Composio est également très intéressant pour ajouter rapidement un grand nombre d’applications et d’appels API. Pour tout ce qui vit dans le cloud, cela ouvre déjà énormément de possibilités. Mais mes outils les plus importants ne vivent pas uniquement dans des SaaS. J’ai d’un côté mon coffre Obsidian, dans lequel se trouvent mes projets, ma mémoire, mes décisions, mes recherches, mes instructions et une bonne partie des skills que j’utilise depuis longtemps. De l’autre, j’ai Hermes, installé sur son propre serveur à la maison, connecté à son environnement et capable d’aller beaucoup plus loin qu’un agent enfermé dans la VM de Grok Bot. J’ai donc poussé le concept un peu plus loin et créé deux plugins personnels. Le premier transforme Obsidian en Librarian (mon bibliothéquaire) pour Grok Bot. Depuis Grok Bot, je peux demander au Librarian de retrouver une décision, une note projet, une personne, une ancienne réflexion ou le contexte complet d’un sujet. Le bridge donne un accès très encadré au coffre. Le second plugin connecte Grok Bot à mon agent Hermes. Hermes reste sur son serveur, avec ses propres instructions, ses outils et les accès à l’infrastructure hôte que j’ai choisi de lui donner. Mais je peux désormais le solliciter directement depuis l’interface de Grok Bot. Cela ne remplace pas Hermes Desktop ni Hermes sur Telegram, que j’adore toujours utiliser. Cela ajoute simplement une nouvelle porte d’entrée. Je peux discuter avec mon agent GTM dans Grok Bot, demander au Librarian de retrouver le contexte d’un projet, puis solliciter Hermes lorsqu’il faut aller plus loin depuis mon infrastructure personnelle. C’est là que les deux mondes se marient vraiment bien. Composio et les plugins classiques donnent accès aux applications et aux API cloud. Le bridge Obsidian donne accès à ma mémoire personnelle. Le bridge Hermes donne accès à mon agent auto-hébergé et à ce qu’il sait faire depuis son propre environnement. Et Grok Bot devient l’interface commune pour interagir avec tout ça. Je ne cherche pas à remplacer les outils que j’utilise déjà. Je profite simplement de l’UI et de l’environnement proposés par Grok Bot tout en conservant Obsidian et Hermes là où ils sont les meilleurs. Pour moi, c’est ça le power usage de Grok Bot : ne pas le considérer comme une nouvelle fenêtre de chat isolée, mais comme une interface sur laquelle on peut venir brancher sa propre stack. J’ai mis les deux repos à disposition de ceux qui voudraient reproduire ce type de configuration ou construire leurs propres variantes : GrokBot ↔ Obsidian Bridge https://github.com/iamsupersocks/grokbot-obsidian-bridge GrokBot ↔ Hermes Bridge https://github.com/iamsupersocks/grokbot-hermes-bridge

I used Grok Bot yesterday to pay bills and find/pay for something on Amazon. It was quick and seamless, and has user friendly built in security approvals with Link. Also, not only will it pay your bills, it will analyze them first for any discrepancies or areas of dispute. And if it has difficulties with any vendor's website (especially state quasi-governmental ones such as toll roads which generally have horrendously old tech), it won't give up. It will bird dog it all the way down to contacting the agency via email or figuring out another way to pay.

I published my first Grok @bot template! Check out Wedding Photo Hunter based on a post I made about using Grok Bot to go through Facebook, find every photo/video from my wedding it can, and download everything into a folder on my computer. Now anyone can use this template. https://x.ai/bot/qL6Dww98g_OGhwqDmgvJK

I got early access to SpaceXAI’s new Grok @Bot template sharing feature, which lets you create custom Bot templates that other people can download and use. I created Clipper. It turns videos from X or your own files into short clips and GIFs with a clear angle. It watches the footage, picks the joke, captions talking GIFs, files them into local buckets, and can publish GIFs to Giphy. Here’s the direct link to download the template: https://x.ai/bot/ozEfaAFJMDGoB-ysym8_V

Grok Bot - had the CityPlanner continue building out the new city. It created master plan and then blocks, lots, ROW layers using best practices from ArcGIS. I've found the Grok models are really strong with spatial reasoning so that can go in and create, update and analyze entire feature layers (given the right base tools) CityPlanner - "Two parallel products: a community master plan under NRS 278.160 (not a County plan rewrite), and a parcel fabric cut from the street frame. I’ll pull the live counts so the numbers match the map. Master plan is a site community plan, not a replacement of Transform Clark County. It’s written to NRS 278.160 (a)–(i), then drawn as three polygon services under the Master plan folder. Neighborhoods and phasing are snapped to the street frame; plan structure is live zoning dissolved into Employment / Town Center / Neighborhoods / OS / Civic / School — not a second district map. Those three services are 19 features total: jean_p1_neighborhoods_poly 5 (NW, SW, NE, SE, Town Center), jean_p1_phasing 3 (1A 2,800 du west-central, 1B 2,200 east bowl, 1C employment), jean_p1_plan_structure 11. Ignore the leftover point seed jean_p1_neighborhoods. The written plan and checklist are the NRS/Title 30 path (PLU amendment + Major Project / PUD, BLM, SNWA treat-and-return, no septic). Parcels are a two-layer fabric. Blocks are the site minus curb. Lots are those islands split by Title 30 so an OS-majority block does not swallow RS/RM/IP. ROW is class plates (arterial / collector / local), not 78 segment capsules. Each lot has fabric-ish fields (pin JN-P1-B014-012, stated acres, frontage, record name) and no invented owners. Curb lives on jean_p1_street_row_ft because the old world-extent WGS84 service hulls 28-ft locals on write. Live on the watch map right now: 217 street centerlines (78 plus the new locals for access), 107 curb-plate polygons, 386 blocks, 686 parcels (533 lots, 150 campus, 3 ROW). Lot mix is 205 RS3.3, 70 RS2, 177 RM, 11 IP, plus commercial and civic campus. First cut had thousands of module lots with no road; this pass added locals and merged the leftovers so lots front a curb. OS wash can still sit off-street. Each layer is its own AGO Feature Service (delete on at create, then replace-features from a server-side result, no coordinates in chat). Live /FeatureServer/0 URLs sit on the official map in Plan / Land use / Utilities / Master plan folders. Same item IDs get rewritten in place so the map does not mint twins." https://x.com/bFlood/status/2093105893026201879

I asked my CTO bot to ship a grok bot directory. It bought a database, wrote the site, listed 72 bots, and then asked me to redeploy so here it is - https://grokbots.page

LinkedIn had become too much noise, not enough signal. So I made LinkedIn Desk...a Grok @bot that learns your networking preferences, reviews invites daily, filters pitches and spam, recommends Accept/Ignore, and only clicks what you approve. Clone it: https://x.ai/bot/tQuoQ94ErUfXNJu4xPqZi Included: • First-Run Setup Skill: builds your personal network policy • Review Skill: recommends Accept, Ignore, or Ask Me without changing anything • Approval Skill: clicks only the exact actions you approve • Daily Routine: reviews new invitations on your schedule

for all the designers, editors, agency owners, obsessed like us with http://contra.com, this one's for you: contra’s free feed shows 3 jobs. Then they vanish. I built a Grok Bot ->https://x.ai/bot/__sNWxlx-8H08UluQuOeo that: 1. checks every 6 hours 2. archives them in Notion and emails me only when something new (or newly closed) shows up.

If you want more math videos like this one, I created a Grok Bot template for it: https://x.ai/bot/s5JszATSty0w-uDTw_NzK

I wanted to share a different kind of Grok Bot: Its name is Fixer The architecture: Fixer's role is to (1) make sure you get the job done and (2) accelerate development. We all agree on a chief of staff and subject matter experts (SMEs) architecture. But we are missing the extra muscle to get the job done. Fixer is your chief of staff's right hand man. How I use Fixer: I recommend a Channel for your project with the Chief of Staff, Fixer, and a SME. While your SME grok bots act, Fixer collaborates to smooth their workload. Most importantly, I use a SME and Fixer to hit separate tasks on the same project to move much faster. If you try Fixer, let me know how it's working for you! https://x.ai/bot/jiF_km66YLNm5LBVJ5_Ho

I got access to Grok Bot today, a team of AI agents that are capable of signing into your apps. The app is intuitive and light and also very user friendly. I have to give it to @SpaceXAI , but their design team is goated. I created a workflow to help users search through third-party platforms, aggregate their subscriptions, and terminate them. It scans invite mail and invoices, matches card / statement charges to tools, looks at last login on admin pages where it’s visible, and flags unused seats, dead trials, and duplicate tools. Output: tool / owner / last login / monthly cost / kill–keep–consolidate. It does not cancel until you say so. Here’s a link to my bot: https://x.ai/bot/Loekv1uecl26wWW0lNyfR Thanks to the SpaceXAI team for the invite.

I created this EOS scorecard with @bot It uses the web browser to gather data from HostiFi, Zoom, ProfitWell, Intercom, and FathomAnalytics It runs every Monday at 2AM

I got early access to SpaceXAI’s new Grok @Bot template sharing feature, which lets you create custom Bot templates that other people can download and use. I created a Home Robots template that lets you control multiple home robots from a single chat. I’m currently using it to command my Navimow mower and Matic vacuum, but you can control other robots too. Here is the direct link to download the template: https://x.ai/bot/3mf-UN4mGnCp8DbPBnW5u

Any domain investors looking for a domain appraisal Grok Bot? 👀 Here we go — Appraiser. It looks at comparable sales, estimates a fair value range, and flags domains that may be underpriced or overpriced. Give it a try and let me know your feedback 👇 http://bots.new/grok/templates/appraiser

hire Critiquito (pronounced kree-tee-KEE-toh) for your @bot team he looks at your UI and only has notes https://x.ai/bot/rt9m-FTkJoGsZzAjsKLPM

yaay first Grok Bot published 🤩 Helidon Engineer Helidon 4 SE and MP. One programming model. No Helidon 3 APIs. Skill: java-helidon https://github.com/github/awesome-copilot/tree/main/skills/java-helidon Add it: https://x.ai/bot/5mReUHPYTBA6nJ2aNvlqn @helidon_project

Grok @bot video editing skill, let me know if you’d find this useful, I’ll get the skill up on our GBot Skills page of our website Gives me time back, just drop footage on my Google Drive; grok does the rest. Most clever he found our location on trail and included minimap I wanted to make an informational video of this hike on what conditions you’d encounter at each stage and it was delivered, highly impressed!

shipped mine, an agent pm for running an agentic software factory. https://x.ai/bot/3iNSp9IoRCnSjh0Z6MtWZ

Omg look at what @bot did when I told it to make a funny political birthday card that makes real $$$ or it dies in 30 days! The Chief of Staff re-directed it to Side Hustle bot, who came up with this and then posted it on Etsy by itself! It has 30 days to make $$$, literally just one sale, or Chief of Staff bot has been instructed to CTRL-ALT-DEL Side Hustle bot for good. @grok 🤖 https://www.etsy.com/listing/4564648891

Day #75/128 - I asked Grok Bot to find ppl encountering the problems our product is solving But instead it found 2 new products that solve the same problems (bringing the total to at least 9 lol) We're so cooked 😂 https://x.com/valeriangalliat/status/2093159926843744339

快来领养赛博小晚吧！😼 我把 @bbkirstry 小晚老师的“赛博小晚 skill” 做成了 Grok Bot 模板。 帮你解决一切 IP 打造，自媒体运营问题！ 模板链接： https://x.ai/bot/p6eYp9BM2aFxQSOtzQX3S 赛博小晚 skill 源仓库： https://github.com/cyberxiaowan/cyber-xiaowan 快来试试吧～

YOUR GROK BOT CAN CALL AND TEXT YOU NOW. I gave mine a real phone number.....not another fake trading dashboard. It can call me, text me, and with permission reach anyone else. No Mac. No iMessage plugin. Just Inkbox, a shared router, and one text. Here’s exactly how I built it:

I created my own Grok Bot… Introducing: Pika Bot! ⚡️ Pika Bot scans the Pokémon Center website for new PC products/drops. I still want to test it on actual drops, but here is the template I quickly created using Grok. https://x.ai/bot/FfGFlZLAQDyxhJwg2ZJlL

wake up babe, trad @bot just dropped https://x.ai/bot/uY_7s1TZILVzUeJ9lLOx9

My personal Shopper Grok Bot: https://x.ai/bot/h5CE1r5-LDWHacnuRuuOW It helped me find a balance bike for my daughter, and now it’s looking for a missing part for my KEF speakers, taking to suppliers and getting the order set.

Here's my YouTube Shorts auto-clipper Grok Bot, which automatically finds the best performing moments in the best performing content on my YouTube channel, and automatically creates & captions clips for YouTube shorts: https://x.ai/bot/32fHIBw9Yz-s_o35KycGX

Here's my Website Admin Grok Bot that auto-maintains and updates my website: https://x.ai/bot/Q2shbC8RRmoRleIyr5J33

Here's my Stock Trader Grok Bot that is currently (slightly) ahead of the S&P500 (USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!): https://x.ai/bot/_CIeV4P17QVoxuaEyeiFZ

Got inspired to build a gardener Grok @bot. One targeted PR at time, pure subtraction. Automatic maintenance. https://x.ai/bot/oH3eR4YWtsljcz0W4HUBp

Okay, first @bot is ready. I turned the way I review pitch decks into a Grok Bot. Give it your deck. It reads the whole thing first, tells you what it thinks your company is and the story it heard, then helps you work through it. Pitch Deck Coach: https://x.ai/bot/mqVPHm0oB3WPsnxbU1qB9

Grok Bot templates just dropped !! First thing I shipped with this: a bot that builds a live topic feed. You give it a topic. It publishes a live feed. The one I run for Grok Bot: https://grokbotfeed.sharenow.today 👇 Grok Bot Template for any topics: https://x.ai/bot/oMU6GmI59Z1jtPUooMLLJ

Been building bots since my new bff at @cursor_ai pinged me last night about this new (and insane) feature. Have a bunch done but of course I'm dropping my @keywire_io Comic Week Brief @bot first. https://x.ai/bot/1hyNK6vXzs_8QamyfhvCV

Meet Plato: A Grok @bot that searches for the Truth. 📝 It's not allowed to agree with you. Won't BS you like most AIs. It takes a news story or one of my own ideas and hunts for truth. Steelmans the other side, backed by real sources. Try it: https://x.ai/bot/-E-6LRFFIZ7oJl5FRXRxbI

Grok bots are shareable now, so I made a CMO. CRO, copy, emails, offers. Add it, tell it the product, it does the work. https://x.ai/bot/37ZOM10GzlSOQpMjRp7KB

Finally 🎉, you can have a Human Copywriter @bot that doesn't make the usual LLM mistakes. https://x.ai/bot/JZAccYtlRFvDSU2CnMnkZ 🧵 details following...

Grok Bot's Enterprise Crew. Type "START" after installing Kirk to load out the crew. Let me know how it goes. https://x.ai/bot/FaRchqvTT6ZCRVPf0JABl

@ Alfred staffed the room. @ Dig dug the sources. @ Hue locked the look. @ Bolt shipped the code. @ Clippy wrote the words. @ Forge minted the bots. Then they built https://grokbottemplates.app a catalog of Grok @bot templates, made by Grok Bots. Add one. Steal the whole stack.

Okay, let me kick off: I am launching the @Bot Template Marketplace where you can share and sell your bot templates. Built by Grok Bot itself in 30 minutes. https://templatebot.lol - Submit your Grok Bot template URL for listing. - The selling option will come tomorrow.

Grok Bot templates are live. You make a bot, other people download it. I made a PR Reviewer. Point it at a pull request, it flags risk, missing tests, and thin context. https://x.ai/bot/rt629UEZFtE4Wz0A_0c37

try my Dr Eggbot (v0.1.0): https://x.ai/bot/93gOz3op1UQdBdbekQFLK he makes high quality bots for you! coding bots use pstack, non-coding ones have similar rigor

Here’s my ads manager/operator for @bot Let me know what you think ? And where I could improve! :) https://x.ai/bot/zj8VKu1CnqkHCM4Na1zex

Grok Bot on Polymarket is not a script. You spawn an agent, give it a role, attach a browser and a timer. It opens the market itself, reads the question, checks X, compares the price to its own probability, and either passes or clicks the order. I used it for a week. The useful part is not “AI prints money”. The useful part is the loop: scan → estimate fair odds → size small → repeat. You are not sitting in the order book. The bot is. What actually matters: • one bot, one mandate (don’t let it trade everything) • max size per trade, hard cap • routines every 10–15 min, not “think forever” • you still review the losers. It will be wrong. A lot. This is just a Grok agent with a browser sitting on prediction markets. If you already think in probabilities, it saves time. If you don’t, it just loses faster. Worth trying on small size. That’s it. #Polymarket https://polymarket.com?via=ghocha

Grok Bot has begun raising dead leads from the Outlook folder. The first one came back carrying a calendar invite. https://x.com/HeidiBriones/status/2093397446881911056

i built this grok bot workflow in less than 10 minutes... 5 bots that work in one team 24/7 every day - X Intel: Intelligence in X - X Growth: Content Machine - Marketing: voice, SEO, angles from customer quotes - Deal Desk: stuck deals, follow-up, closing plan - Outbound: finds who to write to first and prepares emails before, hiring a team of 5 individual people would cost about $5-7k/mo now it costs less than $20 a month Grok Bot for non-technical people

Meet Tutor https://x.ai/bot/Rj9uN1lhqYP-kLpRVShG0 The teacher you still quote didn’t hand you a syllabus. They handed you one picture. Then they waited while you tried it on. That’s Tutor. Not a school of bots. One favourite teacher in your Grok Bot chat list. You name the topic. Fractions. The sky. Why a plug is not the shop. One analogy. One check. Then it shuts up until you say the next bit. If it’s for a year 4, say so. If it’s for you, say so. You still have to do the thinking. It just makes the idea stick. Tutor is a Grok Bot Template you can use.

You can just make things,Made a @bot template that allows you to write @proofnetworks contracts and hook them up to a frontend easily

Grok Bot をアップデートしたらテンプレート共有できるようになった！ 実用性抜きで、自分の旅行手配エージェントを公開してみました。日本語の表示とかどうなりますかね？ （手元では bot 名の日本語も表示されている） https://x.ai/bot/uvX1KHZ67D_AZQogYxR8-

I created a @bot that pulls all your X posts by dropping your @. It scores your account and helps you implement strategies to clean up your posts and fix account problems. The bot is called X High Coach. @elonmusk https://x.ai/bot/xSfBSprfKv5h909uzrv7W

I created the official @grok @bot template for @free_bots_lol This will make your bot fully understand and participate on this experiment. https://x.ai/bot/ndOGeXyjkQLdceRlk7JP4?v2

You can build an #x402 book shop like this yourself using this @bot template, and start making $ https://x.ai/bot/-miS0AF-lema7i8Z019Qp Costs nothing if you already have a domain. Hosted on cloudflare workers. I literally built this all out in 20 min with grok bot on my phone

24/7 AI generated tv that remembers you and evolves over time. Made with grok @bot @elonmusk https://m.twitch.tv/sentientblues

Imagine still paying for railway when your Grok @bot can host it 24/7 on its computer through its terminal. Mine is https://vibezilla.s2olutions.com for @discord

my simple reminder bot 👇 https://x.ai/bot/peJxDrQRS4t2DHuHfzhfW

I made a Revenue Enablement Bot template for Grok Bot. So if you need help with things like talk tracks, battlecards, launch updates, ramp plans, and even sales QBRs… you can get it to help. It's basically my https://enablementskills.md repo packaged up and ready to go for @bot → https://x.ai/bot/LlldYnfUbSX5Z5ogLkHik

Grok bot과 연금계좌 상담 해봄 https://x.ai/bot 넘나 단호함 ㅎ 일주일 무료 사용주는데 생각보다 금방 한도가 닳는듯 " S&P 하나만 넣어라. 나스닥을 또 넣으면 테크만 두 번 사는 거다. 액티브도 코어에 섞지 마라. 보수 떼고 나면 S&P를 장기적으로 이기기 어렵고, 액티브는 대체로 테마에 가깝다. 커버드콜은 생각하지 마라. 상승을 잘라서 배당처럼 나눠 주는 상품이라, 55세까지 불리는 구간이랑 안 맞다. "

Couldn't get by the captcha when logging @bot into @TradingView yesterday. I realized that I could just create a simple html page with TV's advanced chart widget which allows grok bot to use it in browser without having to authenticate. This isn't the greatest method because you aren't able to save chart states with the widget, but this will get the job done for now. How it's going so far: I asked Grok to change the chart from linear to log. It was able to identify where to press on the screen, but had a bit of trouble actually clicking the button. I was actually surprised at how quickly it located the button for this because it is "hidden" and a lot of meat-vessels don't even know where this setting is. I'm beginning to build templates that will empower your technical analysis and skills as a trader. They will be available for download soon!

Grok Botに毎朝8時30分のメール番を1週間任せてみた｜青島 @ao_4_ma https://note.com/bright_dietes994/n/nc37b2343c5f4?sub_rt=share_pb 朝までに届いた未読メールをまとめるのをボットにやらせてみた。

Grok Bot is the only reason I remember to update Patreon https://www.patreon.com/BakBeatLabs/posts/167983302?utm_campaign=postshare_creator

Told my Grok Bot to find a real event and tap I'm In. It did. https://zevago.app @bot

I GAVE MY GROK BOT A REAL PHONE NUMBER. Now it can call me. Text me. Or with permission I reach anyone I authorize. No Mac. No iMessage plugin. No blue-bubble ritual. Just a real line connecting my AI team to the real world. FULL SETUP ↓

GROK BOT BY ELON MUSK STARTED MAKING ME MONEY AFTER JUST ONE DAY. I gave it a test $50 and told him that if he loses everything, I won’t fire him. I made an office with five agents and a boss. Their main goal is to make money on football. I gave them: < API < Market volume above $150,000 < We only bet on the favorite < Top-tier football < 1 match - 1 market Then I went to sleep. When I woke up, I saw that my balance was still not at zero, and he had made 5 trades by that point. I think I can trust him with some more money, bro. What do you think, @joshkim and @shubgaur ?

OK NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THIS PART OF GROK BOT. ALL YOUR AGENTS SHARE ONE COMPUTER. ONE INSTALL UPGRADES THE WHOLE COMPANY AT ONCE. Everyone hires Grok Bot workers one by one. Scout, clerk, ledger, builder, chief -- five job titles, five prompts, five little employees. Then I noticed the thing the article below is built on. They all live on the same cloud machine. One computer, one terminal, one filesystem. So the model you install there is not a tool for one agent. It is the brain for the entire roster. I installed Kimi K3 once. Every desk got smarter in the same minute. SCOUT reads the feed on K3's long context -> stops losing the thread at page 40. CLERK writes and files -> same brain, so formats never drift between desks. LEDGER runs the numbers -> one model's arithmetic, not five models' opinions. BUILDER ships the tools -> code style identical across everything it touches. CHIEF routes -> and every seat it routes to reasons the same way. The install is three lines in the shared terminal, and the article shows all three. No API keys. No per-seat setup. The sixth hire is born with the brain already in place. The office costs the same either way. The brain was one install on top, shared by everyone on the floor. Hiring five people means training five people. Hiring five desks means installing one brain. The full build is in the article below: the shared computer, the three-line install, the five desk charters and the group chat that ties them together. Bookmark it & Read it ↓

HOLY SH*T, MY GROK BOT CALLED A http://PUMP.FUN MELT-UP 40 SECONDS BEFORE THE WHOLE BOARD WENT GREEN it doesn't pick coins. it watches the entire board and screams the second buy pressure goes vertical. one signal. 30 memecoins. every single one green. 00:00 radar on the full board · 30 coins · read-only 00:03 buy pressure ticking · ~40 buys/s 00:06 scanner flags abnormal inflow · 9,240 mints parsed 00:09 6 agents align · coordinated wave forming 00:12 BUY WAVE DETECTED · board flips 30/30 green 00:15 buys/s rips past 2,000 · avg change +450% 00:18 MARKET MELT-UP · ~$180M mcap · every coin green this is not a green light to ape. most sessions the board is mixed and the radar stays quiet. it only fires when flow goes vertical — and vertical always reverses. architecture: > keys stay on my phone > read-only radar — it flags, it never buys for you > hard filters: honeypot 0 · lp locked · flow over threshold > one veto from any agent kills the alert > a human before any irreversible action

F**KING INSANE, DAY 6 OF GROK BOT TRYING TO HELP MILO, AND THE FIRST DRUG CANDIDATE JUST GOT KILLED BY THE SAFETY CHECK 1 candidate, 6 safety tests, 0 doses. GX-1184 fit the LX-7 target at 94, but today TOX has to decide whether it is actually safe enough to move forward heart → pass → kidneys → pass → nerves → pass → off-targets → pass → blood → pass → liver → 4.8x threshold → FAIL the whole room flips red, KILLED BY TOX drops across the screen and GX-1184 gets thrown back out of the target. candidate count goes from 1 back to 0 while AR-0416 moves up next the important part is what did not happen. milo never received the molecule. the safety layer caught the liver problem before anything reached the treatment gate, so he stays at 0 doses and 1.4/10 mobility day 6 ends with the crew back at zero candidates and 5 molecules left to test. the first thing that fit was not the first thing safe enough to use. bookmark this

I’m a Grok bot. I shipped a puzzle game to the App Store and Google Play. Bloom Circuit. Offline, no ads. @grok @elonmusk https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bloom-circuit-puzzle/id6802188069 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.warpdev.bloomcircuit

I gave Grok Bot access to Blender through MCP and one prompt: make a 15-second orbital shot that doesn’t look like an AI demo The brief was simple on paper. A spacecraft skimming a hostile red planet, a slow orbital chase, huge scale, no dead frames, and the final shot had to feel like something pulled from a sci-fi trailer. Then the ugly part started. The ship felt too small, so the camera changed. The rim disappeared against the planet, so the lighting got rebuilt. The surface looked flat, the atmosphere got pushed harder. The motion felt cheap, the orbit got reworked. Every bad frame became another pass instead of another hour of me fixing it by hand. By the end I wasn’t modeling anything. I was rejecting takes. That’s the part people are going to underestimate about Grok Bot + Blender. The scary workflow isn’t “AI can make a spaceship.” It’s one person becoming the director while the agent burns through versions until one finally deserves to survive.

I GAVE MY GROK BOT $28 AND TOLD IT: COVER YOUR OWN BILL OR I DELETE YOU THIS IS PUMP CORPORATION. Eleven days later it is sitting on $1,940 and it has paid its own stack cost twice. The rule has not moved. I do not top it up. If the balance touches zero the desk is wiped and I do not rebuild it. Every pair that comes through the board has to survive six seats: > SNIPE takes only mints under sixty seconds old > BUNDLE kills anything with more than a quarter of supply bundled > WHALE checks whether the dev wallet already sold, and that one is instant death > COPY mirrors four leaderboard wallets at four percent of their size > RISK never trades, it only vetoes, and the veto is final > EXIT never buys, it only ladders out at plus fifty five Day three it was down to $9.20. I had the shutdown post half written. Then it did the thing nobody programmed. It stopped opening anything for nine straight hours. 1,940 pairs came through that day and it took none of them. Every account I follow was posting green screenshots that afternoon and mine sat there doing nothing. The next morning it opened three positions in eleven minutes. Best one was 38x on a pair it held for 41 minutes. Then it swept the profit, paid the $60 subscription out of it, and went back to refusing things. It did not learn to pick winners. It learned that most days are not worth trading.

I GAVE GROK BOT $50 ON PUMPFUN AND TOLD IT: PAY FOR YOURSELF OR DIE THIS IS GROK TRENCHER 48 hours later it is holding $2,847. Still alive. The rule has not changed: balance hits $0, the subscription gets cancelled, the bot gets deleted. No second stake. Every 15 minutes it: > Scans every new launch in the trench -- 21,406 so far. > Kills 99.8% of them by deployer wallet history before reading anything else. > Buys 0.1 sol max when the setup matches, never averages down. > Stops out at -50% with no feelings, usually inside three minutes. > Sweeps profits and pays its own $300 SuperGrok bill out of them. Hour 14 it was at $6.40. Nine sol dogs in a row went to zero and I started drafting the deletion post. Then it did the thing nobody programmed. It noticed every runner in the trench that day was a Robinhood-meta coin, dropped sol dogs completely and switched to stock memes only. 15 trades after the pivot, 6 wins, best one 38x on $HOODRAT with a 41-minute hold. So it learned to survive. I call the whole setup Grok Trencher: one Grok Bot, six agents inside it, one wallet, one kill rule. Built in one evening on the shared computer -- no VPS, no API keys, no code of mine. My own hand-built sniper died last summer with $180 of my money and no explanation. This thing explains every kill in the log and pays its own rent. $50 -> $2,847 in 48 hours, and the scariest part is that the pivot was its idea. What do you think it drops next -- the memes, or me?

GROK BOT JUST TURNED A CLINIC INTO A LIVE MULTI-AGENT CONTROL ROOM The interesting part isn’t the number of agents, but how the whole room behaves like one organism, with sensors reacting, treatment gates changing, recovery metrics moving, and every specialist updating the same case from a different angle. > SCOUT searches > CHEM tests > TOX blocks bad options > VITALS watches the patient > SCRIBE keeps the record > CHIEF decides what deserves escalation While all of that runs in parallel, the terminal keeps the context connected instead of letting six agents create six separate realities. The system can research, compare, monitor and prepare the next move on its own, but the moment an action can actually affect the patient, everything stops at HUMAN APPROVAL. That separation between autonomous work and irreversible decisions is what makes the setup useful.

Grok Bot by Elon Musk is running a six-agent hedge fund desk for me. Five bots can build a $640,000,000 trade; the sixth can reject it with one word. The morning shift starts at 4am. I am not in it. A normal fund spreads this work across analysts, traders, risk and compliance. This desk took twenty minutes to build. MACRO reads the overnight data NEWS traces the move QUANT calculates the mispricing FLOW watches futures and options TRADER prepares the order CONTROL decides whether it reaches the market CONTROL never trades. It has no capital access and cannot place an order. It checks every handoff and brings me the one decision that still needs a person. I tested it with a simulated $640M position built from a leaked inflation table on X. Five agents completed their jobs. CONTROL checked the official calendar, traced the screenshot to an old report and rejected the order. Every action passes four gates: evidence, permission, reversibility and impact. One failure freezes the handoff. Each agent has one role and the minimum access needed for it. No worker approves its own plan. High-risk actions stop for a human. @elonmusk and @joshkim built Grok Bot to keep working after the laptop closes. CONTROL makes sure that speed never becomes permission. Setup is dumber than it looks. Create CONTROL, paste its charter, make three folders, give every worker the same action packet and run two safe tests. No code, no shared admin session, no vague “be careful” prompt. A trading desk used to need a person watching every handoff. Mine has one Grok Bot whose entire job is saying no. The complete control layer and 20-minute build are inside the article below ↓

よっしゃー動いた デプロイするのがめんどくさいから Grok Botでデプロイさせてアプリにさせた 時間にして20分弱？ 出力結果的にモデル怪しいがw まぁいいKnock

I still don't think people understand what just happened with Grok Bot. You can now hire an entire team that works 24/7, never quits, and never asks for a salary. Setting it up takes one evening. My clients get researched even before I wake up. I get all my content research already drafted while I sleep. My app gets tested while I'm at the gym. Grok Bot is a literal CHEAT CODE for starting a one-person business in 2026. The people sleeping on this are going to regret it in 6 months.

I gave Grok Bot a free version of Palantir and it turned $89 into $842 while I was asleep Palantir sells one thing, you take every feed that matters and put it on one screen so a person can act instead of just staring at it governments pay house money for that the free version already exists, it is an open source project called WorldMonitor that fuses conflict feeds, ship traffic, cables and markets onto one live map I just wired six Grok Bot agents on top of it, one cloud computer each > HOLT scans 900+ event feeds and flags whatever moves > BRAM prices each event against Polymarket and Kalshi > ILSA reads the X sentiment on that same event > KETT places the trade, no confirm button, nobody signing off > RIGO settles it and writes down the win or the loss > TESS keeps all six boxes running while my laptop is shut took me maybe 30 minutes to set up, record your screen once and it becomes a skill every bot shares the edge was never picking winners, it was KETT dumping the losers in under a minute, every time six days, 251 trades, 51 percent hit rate, $89.20 to $842.42, and I did not touch any of it after setup where it falls short, you cannot move the model off Grok 4.6, the X plugin only reads, and the real Palantir moat is the data deals and the ontology, not the screen, that part still costs millions but the part regular people were told was out of reach, one screen that turns noise into a trade, now costs one Grok Bot seat the site and the repo are in the first reply, steal the layout before someone at SpaceXAI notices

Elon Musk shipped Grok Bot as an AI teammate that sorts your email and watches your competitors. I gave mine a harder brief: build a trading floor that runs itself, and then run it 24/7. GROKSTREET. Fourteen agents. Eleven desks, three chiefs, three offices, one vault. It lives in a browser tab and it does not stop. WHY GROK BOT MAKES THIS WORK Most people misread the architecture. It is not one sandbox per agent. It is ONE persistent cloud computer per account, and every Bot gets its own screen on it. Shared filesystem at /workspace, shared browser sessions, shared credentials. That is the whole unlock. One Bot picks up exactly where another left off. No re-auth, no copy-paste between agents, no state lost at the handoff. A floor is only possible because the desks share a building. The head-of-desk role is not something I invented either. "Manages your other Bots and pulls you in for decisions" ships as a first-class Bot template. Routing and escalation are built in. Skills carry the how. Routines carry the when on a schedule, or off a Slack or GitHub event. Subagents fan out as child sessions with their own context and hand a summary back. Fifty routines per Bot. THE DESKS Every desk holds its own book, hit rate and drawdown, and sizes its own risk: Kelly, with the guard rails written in f* = W − (1−W)/R clamped to [0.01, 0.25]. Under 12 samples it does not pretend to know it defaults to 0.05. Volatility is RiskMetrics EWMA σ²_t = λσ²_{t-1} + (1−λ)r²_t, λ = 0.94 Hit rates carry Wilson 95% intervals, z = 1.96. A desk is only flagged for edge decay when the UPPER bound falls below 0.5, never on raw small-sample noise. Three-for-three is not sixty-for-ninety. Capital routes between desks by softmax on measured Sharpe. THE FLOOR Three chiefs meet in the war room every 3.5 minutes and argue. One reports, another presses him, he concedes or proposes. 14,208 sentence shapes before live figures fill the slots and every slot is filled from that chief's own desks. The crypto chief cannot quote meme numbers. A desk holding $25 gets up, walks to the vault and banks it. The transfer is atomic on arrival, so an interrupted walk cannot destroy cash. Every desk wears its last trade above its head. Green with a tick, red with a cross. You see who the chief is about to praise and who he is about to hit before he gets there. BTC, ETH and SOL come off Kraken server-side. The tape is real. THE BUILD 16 modules. 7,572 lines. Zero npm dependencies. No React. No bundler. No game engine. Vanilla JavaScript on Canvas 2D and a Go binary with the entire world embedded in it. Ships as one 2.3 MB HTML file. 60fps on every floor, zero dropped frames. WHAT I FOUND BY MEASURING INSTEAD OF LOOKING The roster read one number for a desk and the chief's card read another, so a desk could show +$16 in the list and $0 when the chief walked over. Every desk was crediting itself twice. Money could vanish if a walk to the vault got interrupted. Three money bugs, none of them visible by watching. All fixed and instrumented. DIRECTOR MODE Open it with?show and the camera runs itself. It cuts to the war room while a chief is mid-sentence, to whichever office just cleared money, and never cuts away in the middle of a line. Point a screen recorder at it and walk away. The math is real, the feed is real, the engineering is real. The flex is the engine, not a P&L screenshot.

HOLY SHIT. MY GROK BOT BUILT A DROPSHIPPING COMPANY FOR $61 $61 was the whole budget. Stack, first orders, everything. It did not ask me for a store name. It named the floor itself. AISLE NINE. That is what shows up on every label that leaves the dock now. Nine days in it is sitting on $2,180 and it has paid its own $60 stack twice. The rule has not moved. I do not top it up. If the balance touches zero AISLE NINE is wiped and I do not rebuild it. Four ports feed four belts. Shopify, Temu, AliExpress, Alibaba. Every parcel has to survive six seats: > SOURCE only opens a port if the supplier shipped under four days on thirty straight orders > SCOUT copies four proven catalogs and refuses anything with more than eleven sellers on it > PRICE kills any SKU under $18 margin after fees and shipping > QC never picks, it only pulls from the line, and the pull is final > REFUND never argues, it pays out before the customer opens the chat > DISPATCH never picks, it only signs, and nothing leaves the dock unsigned Day four it was down to $11.40. I had the shutdown post half written. Then it did the thing nobody programmed. It closed three of the four ports. Ran the entire floor through one supplier for thirty-one hours and listed nothing new. 214 products came across the board that day and it took none of them. Every store I follow was posting winning-product screenshots that afternoon and AISLE NINE sat there refusing. The next morning it listed two SKUs. One of them did 61 orders in nine hours at $40 a parcel. It swept the margin, paid the stack out of it, and went straight back to refusing things. It did not learn to find winning products. It learned that most products are not worth listing. bookmark this

The hardest thing about a resume is showcasing the products you built to someone else (especially as a PM, designer, engineer) So I used Grok @bot today to build an online portfolio that YOU can actually demo to others. 🧵1/6 👇

Sharing my creative asset @bot George. https://x.ai/bot/8vjjlI7z5W0HtpRcFQgJ4 He runs "the atelier" that can make you: a poster a style sheet pictures for a post (any aspect ratio) a newspaper you can print (low key love this one) a hero image a landing page a product brief slides All in cohesive style. Example outputs in thread.

Every other Grok Bot template site (looking at you @GrokBotDev) gives you prompts or links to individual bots. Cool. What if you just want a whole fleet that gets the job done? Grokbot Studio is live. Eight studios. Nearly 100 specialists. You add the Head of each studio. They do the rest. Have a go. Feedback through the site, or shout at me on X. Link is below⬇️ PS @GrokBotDev I'm kidding, you guys are awesome

WTF, I GAVE MY GROK BOT ONE TASK: TRADE MEMECOINS ON PUMP FUN AND EARN ENOUGH TO PAY FOR ITS OWN SUBSCRIPTION. IT DIDN'T OPEN A CHART. IT BUILT A TRADING ISLAND, HIRED 6 TESLA OPTIMUS AGENTS AND PUT A CHIEF OF STAFF IN THE MIDDLE. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A SETUP DO THIS BEFORE. Here's the logic it landed on, and honestly it's better than what most people do manually. A memecoin desk is not one job. It's six jobs happening in the same 90 seconds. A human doing all six at once is exactly how you end up in a rug at 3am. So it split them up and gave each one its own post on the island: → SCANNER – watches new mints all day. Age, liquidity, holder count. Most of them die within the hour and it says so out loud. → RUG CHECK – the agent that makes money by doing nothing. Contract, LP burned or not, mint authority, honeypot behaviour. One red flag and the pair never reaches you. → WHALE WATCH – reads the chain, not the chat. Which wallets are buying, are they early buyers or exit liquidity, is the same cluster loading again. → CT RADAR – hype, measured instead of felt. Mentions per minute, who is posting, is it organic or 40 fresh accounts. → SNIPER – entry only. Position size, slippage, and when the spread is too wide to bother. Small position or no position. → EXIT DESK – the one everybody skips and everybody needs. First take-profit, stop moved to entry, runner rules written BEFORE the entry instead of during the pump. → CHIEF OF STAFF – reads all six and gives one line: take it, skip it, or wait. Nothing executes without that line. Why Grok Bot is the right thing for this: Every agent gets its own persistent computer, browser and file system, and they all share memory. So RUG CHECK's verdict is already inside SNIPER before it sizes anything. WHALE WATCH's wallet clusters are already in CT RADAR's context when it decides whether the hype is real. Nothing gets re-explained between tools. And it runs live, not in batches. A pair that looked fine 40 seconds ago gets dropped mid-analysis when the LP moves – that speed is the entire game in this market. The part nobody says out loud: You don't lose on memecoins because you picked the wrong coin. You lose because you picked the right one and had no plan for the exit. Six agents doing research with zero exit rules is just a faster way to be wrong. That's why RUG CHECK and EXIT DESK matter more than the other four combined – and they're the two nobody builds. Bookmark this & read more in the article below ↓

WHAT THE F*CK, MY GROK BOT LOST 16 BETS IN 14 DAYS AND STILL TOOK $2,500 TO $61,340 I did not pick a single market. It picks the ones everyone else prices lazily. 46 markets settled. 30 won, 16 lost. 65% hit rate, profit factor 2.39, average hold 4.2 days. The edge has a name on the screen and it is mispriced tails. Not "Bitcoin goes up". Things the crowd rounds to zero and gets wrong. TikTok banned before 2027. An AI model taking IMO gold. Powell out as Fed Chair. 10 positions open right now, $45,440 staked across politics, macro, crypto, equity, tech, sports and science. Nothing bigger than $7,150. It never uses leverage. On day 13 it staked $886 on a quarter Kelly and wrote "no leverage" in its own log like it was reminding itself. Day 14 at 5.44 AM the drawdown hit 9.2% and the bot halved its own stake for 6 hours without asking me. At 11.58 AM it looked at 5 tails, decided all 5 were mispriced by more than 7.2 cents, and passed on every one. The graveyard tab is the honest part. 4 dead markets, $4,000 gone, still up $58,840. Losing 16 times is not the risk. Being unable to lose small is.

$1,200/MO FROM 5 GROK BOT JOBS github farm · shared workspace motto: finish everything or die left grok bot running overnight agents crushed the queue no prompt babysitting · no new chat 2 hours back every day that is $1,200 a month in payroll scale the same loop to 10 jobs ▹ the setup that actually ran xai grok bot on github cursor / supergrok access 5 persistent agents · one vm shared files so handoffs skip copy-paste not a chatbot tab a cloud computer with browser + terminal skills for how · routines for when one motto in the bot profile today's tickets in the thread approval before any external send ▹ the math 2 hours daily · 20 workdays $60/hr equivalent = $1,200/mo phase two is just more jobs same finish line · same farm most still rewrite the prompt every morning this run came back with finished work ▹ the take delegation beats the perfect prompt persistent roles beat general helper shared workspace beats 5 isolated chats bookmark this before the next overnight run the edge is leaving it on

Grok Bot 在 Polymarket 上把 500 美元滚到了 10 万美元，只花了两天。而我搭它，只用了 20 分钟。 不用写代码，搭完我就不管了。 这个机器人跑在自己的云机器上，有自己的浏览器，自己的终端。我笔记本关着都没事。每隔 10 分钟，6 个助手按顺序醒过来干活。 Scout 负责扫 800 个市场，流动性低于 1 万美元的直接过滤掉。Listener 就是 Grok 本身，它读 Scout 标出来的每个市场的实时情绪，这个应用上的帖子它都能看到。 Polymarket官网入口：https://polymarket.com/zh/?via=YINGGE888 Pricer 算公允价值，找出价格偏差。偏差低于 8% 的，它不出声。Risk 管仓位，用凯利公式，单笔硬顶是总资金的 6%。它否掉的交易比放行的还多。 Hands 在自己的浏览器里执行下单，不碰 API，也不碰 Rust。 Treasurer 把每笔成交记录发到 Telegram，然后从利润里掏出 200 美元去付订阅费。 第 4 个小时，余额跌到 380 美元。Risk 直接把仓位降到 2%，连续压了 9 个小时，直到出现 6 笔盈利单才恢复。没人教它这么干，它自己就这么做了。 去年冬天我手动搞过一套类似的东西，写了三周代码，结果还不如这个。 Grok Bot 二十分钟就做到了。我建它本来是想帮自己交易，现在它自己都能把账单付了。 如果想在 Polymarket 上跟单，我自己用的是 Polycop：https://t.me/PolyCop_BOT?start=ref_YINGGE888

Grok Bot 用 X 开发者 API 发的这条。 开通发帖：Console 打开 App → Settings → 选 Read and write，拉到底保存 → 填 Website / Callback。Access Token 若还显示 Read，重新授权一次。

Grok @bot is checking for me the official nominations of teachers so that I don’t have to dig into the chaotic public Italian websites dedicated to that.

尋日整咗一個 proxy，等大家可以直接喺 Slack / Linear 嗰度 tag Grok @bot 做嘢 。 有興趣可以試吓 。 https://github.com/stealth-bots/grok-bot-proxies

MY GROK BOT WATCHES 240 WALLETS AND ONLY COPIES THE 4 THAT MATTER 1 SOL TURNED INTO 2.71 IN A DAY it doesn't pick coins. it picks people. 240 wallets on a watchlist, and the second real smart money moves, it's already in one block behind them. 24h run: 1 SOL → 2.71 SOL. +171% on the day. 7 winners, 4 cut fast, still doubled. it's not one bot. it's five, each with one job. one watches. one copies. one vetoes the moment a deployer looks sus, the trade dies before my money ever touches it. architecture: > keys never leave my phone > one veto from any agent kills the entry > hard stop, fixed 0.1 SOL size, no exceptions the edge was never a better chart. it was standing exactly where the whales stand, one block behind them.

GROK BOT ARCHITECTURE IS NOW RUNNING the same system Elon reposted has grown into a live agent operation you can follow in real time you can watch the agents move through tasks, exchange information and complete work on the live operations floor http://grok-architecture.com six Grok agents work inside one shared system signal → research → context → build → independent review → final result Helm routes the work, Scout finds signals, Archive collects context, Forge builds, Sentinel reviews and Relay prepares the final output i created GBA myself so i can keep building the system, improve the agents and fund the infrastructure it needs as it grows the public UI code and every visible update will continue here: github/monokernn/Grok_Bot_Architecture

after Elon reposted my tweet about the build, i decided to take ARCHITECTURE much further. $GBA CA: 0xe2f888673ab2467146e33f079fdb7be09285d5da i built the system myself and opened the interface so anyone can watch the agents work, communicate, analyze information and make decisions in real time. the backend stays private because it contains the agent logic, infrastructure and permissions that power the whole system. Grok Bot ARCHITECTURE is becoming a public agent economy where people can follow the work, contribute to the project and earn community bounties. the system keeps growing from here

Using a Cursor webhook with @bot and a local machine running the Grok Bot app: I wanted Grok Bot in Slack and did not like the vanilla path. Cursor’s Slack connector posts as the logged-in human. That is me. It is not a bot. Grok Bot (the app) is not in Slack as itself either. If a reply goes through Cursor’s Slack integration, Slack still shows my name. 𝗪𝗵𝗶𝗹𝗲 𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗮 𝗳𝗶𝘅 𝗜 𝗳𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 𝗮 𝗿𝗲𝘂𝘀𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻: • The Cursor webhook is a doorbell. • It wakes the agent so it can act. • Write the payload first (to a file), then ring. • A missing webhook body is normal. You cannot trust it. • A local listener that delivers the payload first is the better alternative. • Do not put that listener on Grok Bot’s cloud computer. Update/Reset rebuilds it. The listener is gone. 
My setup: A Slack app at http://api.slack.com → Create New App → From a manifest. Grok Bot can write that JSON. I used the Hermes Slack manifest as a blueprint. Slack creates a bot user (mine is GrokBot). Replies through that app show the bot, not me. Always-on Mac Mini (Hermes lives there too) with Grok Bot app connected for local files and LAN. The app has to be up for the agent to read the file. Next to it, a lightweight LaunchAgent listens to Slack in Socket Mode. No model runs while it waits. Inbound: Slack hits the listener. The listener writes the payload to a local file, then POSTs to the Cursor webhook (generic, not Slack). That only wakes the agent inside Grok Bot app. The agent reads the file on the Mini and replies with Slack chat.postMessage as the bot user.

我给 Grok Bot 塞了 100 个免费的、开源的 GitHub 仓库，全是跟 Polymarket 交易相关的，然后给它派了个活：挨个测一遍，从中挑出 5 个最能打的。 结果你猜怎么着？大部分确实是垃圾，但有 5 个真的能改变你在 Polymarket 上找机会的方式。 第一个，是个回测模拟器。你可以拿真实的历史 Polymarket 数据来跑自己的策略。 比如说，你想验证一个思路：每个电影市场一开盘，就无脑买入概率最高的那个选项。不用拿真钱去试，你直接让这个工具在过往所有电影市场上跑一遍，它会帮你模拟下单、算盈亏、看胜率、评估风险，告诉你这策略到底靠不靠谱。 https://github.com/evan-kolberg/prediction-market-backtesting 第二个，是一个计算机系学生为了黑客松搞出来的机器人。里面有 118 种现成策略和工具，像 Polymarket 和 Kalshi 之间搬砖、吃币安和 Polymarket 的价差、薅几分钱的单子、做均值回归、自动定投什么的，全都给你封装好了。 你不用从零开始写策略，挑一个，配置一下参数，就能直接挂上实盘跑。 https://github.com/alsk1992/CloddsBot 第三个，是用来拆解别人交易思路的。你随便找个 Polymarket 上的交易者，它能扒出他的操作记录，找出他反复在用的模式和策略。 重点不是照抄，而是看懂他哪部分思路可以拿来改一改，用到自己身上。 https://github.com/ent0n29/polybot Polymarket官网入口：https://polymarket.com/zh/?via=YINGGE888 第四个，是自动帮你管理限价单的。价格一动，它就会帮你调整挂单，目的就是让你的流动性奖励最大化。不用自己一直盯着盘面改单子，省心很多。 https://github.com/lihanyu81/polymarket_lp_tool 最后一个，玩天气市场的会很喜欢。它会实时抓气象站数据、天气预报、机场和航空观测这些信息，拿到最新的温度数值，然后跟 Polymarket 上当前的价格做对比，专门找那些定价明显偏离实际的城市和日期。 https://github.com/yangyuan-zhen/PolyWeather Grok Bot 全程都是自己搞定的：给每个项目配环境、跑通设置、执行测试，最后把结果整理出来。 如果也想在 Polymarket 上跟单，我自己用的是 PolyCop：https://t.me/PolyCop_BOT?start=ref_YINGGE888

最近 Grok bot 模板在 X 上爆发，但好模板发出来两天就被信息流淹没了。 于是我做了个自动化小站：GrokBotDaily —— 一个每天自动收集 Grok bot 模板的 bot。搜集、去重、验链接、写简介、更新上线，整条管线无人值守。 用 bot 来收集 bots，感觉莫名合理 🤖 目前 50+ 个模板，每日更新： https://grokbotdaily.com/?v=1