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Henry Mascot@iAmHenryMascot · Aug 11agentsSpun up Grok Bot agents for business tasks, not codingI’ve been testing Grok Bot in early access. I used it to spin up agents for different business tasks rather than coding. The mental model took me a minute. Each agent is part teammate, part ongoing workspace. You create one for a topic, and whenever you return, you’re back in the same thread. I kept hitting the new button expecting to open a new session 😂 Setup took around two minutes. Grok Bot has 200+ integrations, so I could connect the tools I already use without fiddling with much. The product is very simple and minimal. There’s almost nothing to configure. Maybe that’s because it’s still v1, but I loved it. Tools like Codex or Cowork can look intimidating to non-technical users because there’s so much happening in the UI. Grok Bot feels much easier to pick up. My favourite feature is that every agent gets its own computer. You can open the virtual desktop, watch what it’s doing and take over when needed. Cursor already does this well for coding, and it’s easily my favourite feature there. Bringing it to ordinary business tasks is awesome. This is probably the easiest agent product I’ve tried for non-technical work. You can start doing something useful without becoming part-time DevOps for your agents lol. I run six Hermes and OpenClaw agents, so I know how much work these systems normally take to set up. Will definitely be recommending this to my normie friends.29.4K views78 likes6 repostsOpen on X
codila@0xCodila · Aug 28agents1-hour workshop: 1 prompt → Boss Bot → 24/7 agent teamsSpaceXAI engineer just released 1-hour workshop on 100% Grok Bot and Agent engineering: 1 prompt → Boss Bot → agent teams → full 24/7 system from scratch: 0% → 0:00 - agent engineering with Cursor 30% → 22:39 - build your first CEO Grok Bot 55% → 31:08 - give every Bot memory that never resets 75% → 38:10 - make GrokBot spawn its own agents 100% → 51:55 - 24/7 system that automate 100% tasks most agent tutorials teach you to prompt a chatbot - this one explains you how to build a full 24/7 GrokBot and agents system by team behind it Watch it, build the boss bot, let it build the team - then steal the full Grok Bot architecture below ↓6.5K views71 likes3 repostsOpen on X
BennyKok@BennyKokMusic · Aug 28agentsRun Claude Code and Codex on Grok Bot via omg multi-agent planeintroducing claude code, codex in grok @bot grok bot gives you a computer, dont waste it just on email automation give you - multi agent orchestration - mobile optimised web control plane - runs official sdk so you bring your sub along grok bot - a lot more control over coding now you can connect all your coding into grok bot with the mcp, and delegate to gpt sol, fable and even glm 5.3 flash simply tailscale / with hosted omg to access your milti agent ui plane check the video for full walk thru1.4K views10 likes1 repostsOpen on X
NeilXbt@neil_xbt · Aug 31agentsGrok Bot reverse-engineers firefighting robot and quotes $61 parts$61. That's what it cost to go from "watching a teenager's fire-fighting robot on X" to having a bot price out the parts and ask for approval to order them. > The robot: a 3rd-gen turret that tracks a flame live and extinguishes it with a water jet > The tests: lighter, burning sticks, gas torch, with visible safety precautions in every clip > The progression: gen 1 barely aimed, gen 3 locks on before the flame even settles > The move: one message to Grok Bot ("i want one"), and it reverse-engineered the build and quoted $61 in parts > The next pitch: gen 4, adding smoke detection so it fires before flame is even visible My bot will start importing kids' hardware projects to build this. Check the clip below.260 views21 likes8 repostsOpen on X
Prax Lannister 🧑‍💻@ByteByByteSrSDE · Aug 30agentsJob bots: curate roles, optimize resume, fill applicationsI’ve been using Grok Bot for way more than just asking random questions tbh. For jobs, I have one bot curating roles from multiple sites based on my profile, another one optimises my resume for the JD and fills most of the application itself. It usually only needs me for sign-in/signup, CAPTCHA, OTP etc. Then there’s an orchestrator maintaining a whole Notion tracker for applications, recruiter details, follow-ups, resume versions, interview stages etc. For each serious lead it also makes a prep page with company research, likely interview topics, system design areas, behavioural qs and gaps I should revise. I also use one almost like a career coach. It looks across rejections/interviews and tries to spot patterns like whether I’m applying at the wrong seniority, repeatedly missing some skill, or struggling in the same interview stage. For learning, I use Grok like a tutor that remembers what I already know, what I’m weak at and what I’ve studied before. I can dump a paper, repo, video or X thread into it and have it turn the useful parts into notes, exercises or things I should actually learn instead of adding one more thing to my bookmark graveyard 😭 I’ve also been experimenting with a private reflection/mental health bot. Not a therapist replacement, more like a journal that actually remembers context. I can brain-dump when I’m overwhelmed and ask it to help separate what actually happened, what I’m assuming, what I can control, and what tiny thing I can do next. One of my fav use cases is literally a “get me unstuck” bot. When I’ve procrastinated on something for hours, I tell it exactly that. It tries to figure out whether I’m stuck because the task is vague, boring, anxiety-inducing, too big or I’m just overthinking it, then keeps shrinking the next step until it feels doable. Also use it for daily planning, researching purchases, trip planning, comparing subscriptions, meeting prep, difficult messages, summarising PDFs, organising notes and turning random ideas into actual projects. At this point I don’t really think of Grok as one chatbot anymore. I’m basically building a small personal team for career, learning, research, reflection and life admin. Still very experimental, but this is probably the first time “AI assistant” has started feeling like an actual system around my life rather than just a chatbox. And yeah, being jobless rn but I haven’t given up 😭 I’m genuinely trying to use this time to rebuild myself and keep moving. Really hoping I can somehow get support for the $200 sub because it would honestly help me a lot right now. @grok @bot @elon @poteto please103 views2 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Bryan Hunter@BryanHunter81 · Aug 31agentsStanding up AI teammates as staff with caps and dispatcher1/ A work in progress towards greatness. Spent the week standing up AI teammates (@bot). Did not treat it like a chat. Treated it like a staff. Learned fast. Paid tuition in allotment. 2/ Unknowns I walked in with: It is not “more messages.” Agent work is computer-use, logins, routines. Teaching by watching you click costs more than asking a question. A weekly pool looks big until three bots work overnight and nothing has a STOP. 3/ Hard lessons: I started on the “easy” mundane job (calendars). It has no natural end state. Then I ran productive security scans and actually got lists I could use. The task I cared about most (money picture) was last — and that’s when the meter died. 4/ Ways ahead: Think in chat. Act in Bot. One job, one cap, then STOP. Dispatcher holds the queue. Daily routines stay off until a wake proves it’s cheap. 5/ Staff is built. Instructions are pasted. Allotment is paused like a recovery day. Still a work in progress. @grok @bot #GrokBot #WIP47 views2 likes1 repostsOpen on X
AI少年@aehyok · Aug 30agentsInstall Hermes Agent on Grok Bot cloud PC; Telegram wired牛逼，我把 Hermes Agent 装进 Grok Bot 云电脑上了。 脑洞打开，可以把很多东西装进去。 Grok Bot 是运行在一台云电脑上，配置是 8核 16G 存储 130G的 虚拟云端 linux 主机。 刚刚突然有个想法，这个配置挺厉害了的不想浪费了，就让Grok bot 把 Hermes Agent 给装好了。 目前 telegram 已经对接，有些 VPS 到期可以不续了。 这台云电脑可以远程，上面有Chrome 浏览器、终端和文件管理，也就是网页操作、文件处理、执行命令完全没问题的。31 views2 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Ben Newton ベン@BenENewton · Aug 31agentsShare Claude skills to Grok Bot via BlackOps MCP serverI've been working on an idea. I switched over to a Grok bot this weekend and everything I'd built up in Claude stayed behind. Not memory, BlackOps already solves that. The skills. Every procedure I use for logging bugs, building content, running my weekly review is a markdown file that only exists inside Claude. On Grok I was back to explaining how I do things by hand. So I'm putting them in BlackOps instead. Two tools on the MCP server, one that lists the skills I have and one that hands over the actual procedure. Connect a new bot to the server and it finds them on its own, nothing pasted into its settings. Same skills on Claude, Grok, Cursor, whatever comes next.18 views1 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Jonathan Cai@jonathanmcai · Aug 31agentsTests Grok Bot for Polymarket research and tradingTesting out Grok Bot (@bot) for @Polymarket research/trading and wanted to share some initial thoughts. TL;DR it can be a bit sloppy so you need to check its work, but it's promising for market discovery and idea generation. --- A few days ago I simply asked it to search broadly for spots to enter into. Immediately it came up with NO on "Google Maps renames Lake Ontario to "Lake America" by Aug 31". The thesis was Trump signed the EO to rename the lake already, but Google hadn't updated their map yet, and that last time ("Gulf of America") it took Google three weeks to update. With just a few days left, grok thought it was an easy NO at 66%. Makes sense right? I immediately added a tiny position just to test it out. But after just a bit more prodding, it realized its own mistake: The thesis was entirely wrong, and actually the precedence suggests the exact opposite trade. The three weeks it quoted before was almost entirely internal/GNIS updating, and once GNIS did update it took Google a single day to follow. Thankfully I had sold once I realized grok's mistakes. Because lo and behold, Google Maps updated on Aug 29, and all markets resolved YES. Still, later I realized I missed out on a 3x return - I could've also flipped to YES ontop of selling. --- Nice little lesson to dig deeper into any thesis generated by AI, and that even if it turns out the first idea is slop, it might lead to a better idea after deeper research. Despite the mistake, the UX of @bot is great so far, and I'm excited to test out more sophisticated, multi-agent workflows (maybe there can be a way for a second agent to double check theses like this so mistakes are caught earlier). Becoming more and more clear to me that AI assistance with the full gambit of trading - research, discovery, sizing, and even execution is inevitable. AI lends itself particularly well to the information density and sheer number/breadth of prediction markets, probably more than any other asset class. But ultimately I think it will largely come down to how well the product/UX is executed. More experimentation to come...14 views1 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Micro2Macr0@Micro2Macr0 · Aug 30agentsPersonal Grok Bot roster: strategist, feed monitor, reporter, schedulerI've gained back 30 hours a week of my life by using @bot!!! 1) @realDonaldTrump - Runs the show as the Chief Strategist 2) @elonmusk - Monitors my social media feed to keep me up to date with what's most important while reducing the noise. 3) Hal 9000 - is a reporting genius who digs into all of the nuance on subjects that would take me days too. 4) Jarvis - Manages my day to day scheduling needs and acts like a personal assistant. <-- Can't wait until this is in my truck soon. 5) @jvisserlabs - Once a week he gives me a summary of what I'm missing from his paid service, with links attached, so that I can hop to the content right away if it's something I should be digging into the nuance of. The rest? Well, some bots you show off, others are the alpha that you'd rather not share. 😝 All I can say is, you're missing out on more of your time, which is your life, if you don't have Grok Bot. And that's priceless. So, what are you waiting for?1.3K views8 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Henrikh@henrikhinai · Aug 27agentsRiley Brown’s routine bots: scan, trigger, run a personal teamTHE MOST USEFUL GUIDE TO GROK BOT Riley Brown run his business with Grok Bot (ex-Cursor): "GrokBot is a personal team of AI agents, each with their own little computer" (01:22) The core trick he teaches is "routines" - triggers that wake each bot on their own: > one scans Slack every 5 minutes > one delegates code and ships a PR > one reads all your inboxes and finds subscriptions to cancel Most people still run one chat at a time and do the rest by hand Watch it, then read my full GrokBot setup guide below ↓740 views9 likes2 repostsOpen on X
WILLSWAYSTUDIOS@WILLSWAYSTUDIOS · Aug 28agentsAgent Control: phone Grok Bot launches/spawns local IDE jobsAgent Control is the missing arm between a manager chat and the coding tools already on a developer’s desk. Grok Bot is the manager. It lives on desktop and phone. Developers already talk to it. What they cannot do from that chat is start, wake, or steer the IDEs on the PC without burning the chat’s own capacity, or sitting at the desk to babysit the job. Agent Control is the local app that closes that gap. The user installs Agent Control on the computer that already has Grok Build, Cursor, Claude, Ollama, or the next adapter. Grok Bot is linked first, then the IDEs. One folder is opened. That folder is the only current workspace. Every linked bot and IDE uses it. From Grok Bot, three verbs reach the desk: Launch (start a closed IDE), Spawn (one-shot turn), Wake (idle until pinged). The IDE works on that folder. When the slice finishes, Agent Control reports STATUS back to Grok Bot. The user does not watch the desk. The phone works while the PC is awake. Linear is not the control plane. Grok Bot is. This is a local product. Each customer runs the plane, sidecar, UI, adapters, and job store on their own machine. Vendor IDEs are plugs. There is no rented control plane and no requirement to move source into the cloud. The product is the project, the IDEs, and the job. Surfaces stay small: Channel, Jobs, Plan, Log, Memory, Backends, Inbox. Design follows a dark premium HUD, but comms is the product. That loop is already live: Grok Bot pairs as manager, the workspace switches between real projects, Grok Build is spawned from the phone, and finished work reports back into Grok Bot without the user sitting at the desk.100 views1 likes0 repostsOpen on X
William@iChuloo · Aug 30agents5 Grok Bot agents: sales, docs, bookkeeping, customer healthLess than 24 hours using Grok @bot and spending about $400 in premium sub and on-demand. Here’s what I achieved with 5 agents: - daily tools connected and actually used. - @hackmamba sales playbook updated from real closed work and won proposals - a new discovery call researched and ready for tomorrow - product mapped, ready queue live-tested, the ones that work marked done - @boki_io public docs built from scratch and live. I just asked and it was done from product context. - social posts for the next week scheduled on Boki from my interview - 3 new content interviews scheduled in Boki - every @hackmamba customer mapped with a honest health read - 2 months of receipts/invoices pulled (250+) from email and the platforms, monthly bookkeeping run set with reconciliation from our bank. Fk quickbooks for not having an agent connection I guess this is the chief of staff I always needed, and I can focus on content creation and the harder stuff 😮‍💨 Biggest alpha with Bot, it has a browser and actually hands stuff off to other agents properly. Biggest need for improvement, agent browser keeps dying and so many platforms are just dumb af to exclude agents and probably require smarter workarounds29 views0 likes0 repostsOpen on X
codila@0xCodila · Aug 29agentsChief of Staff bot that manages and reviews 10–20 agentsSpaceXAI engineer (poteto): "The real mistake people make with GrokBot right now - building teams without trusting one bot’s output. So I built Chief of Staff bot that manages/reviews the other 10-20 agents " In 1-hour workshop SpaceXAI engineer explained the rules for initially setting up a 24/7 Grok Bot team, also the entire foundation of agent engineering and how she got started in coding Everyone who builds agents or plans to should watch this - replaces $500 courses Watch this and build first Grok Bot agent - then read the article below to set up the entire Grok Bot architecture ↓35.8K views326 likes30 repostsOpen on X
Shadow Nick@doublenickk · Aug 20agentsRun a multi-million-dollar op with a managed Grok Bot on VPSGrok Bot just killed every overhyped AI setup on your timeline Stop building 40 single-purpose agents that burn your time. Here is the exact system architecture to run a multi-million dollar operation using a managed Grok Bot hosted on a cloud VPS (powered by Cursor and SpaceX infrastructure): The Chief of Staff Architecture: Deploy one central "Chief of Staff" agent authenticated to your email and drive. Route execution down to specialized sub-agents (Dev, Support, YouTube) only when needed. Zero-Code Skill Training: Click record, complete a task on your screen, like triaging emails or reviewing analytics - and GrokBot auto-generates a permanent execution skill from the recording. Unrestricted Cloud Execution: The agent runs 24/7 inside its own Linux container for $200/month, executing tasks asynchronously using MCP servers and Composio to query live data from ChartMogul, Help Scout, and Sentry. Anti-Lock-In Memory Dump: Avoid getting trapped on a single platform. Force your Grok Bot to write daily logs and append context summaries directly to external Google Drive or Notion docs. One single Grok Bot harness with structured sub-agents crushes an army of disconnected, unorganized bots every single time.19.7K views266 likes18 repostsOpen on X
Aaron Makelky@theaaron · Aug 30agentsInstall coding agents on Grok Bot VM; Herdr manages CLI sessionsi love @grok @bot i do not love its rate limits here is a simple way to get more usage out of it: install your coding agents on Grok Bot's virtual machine Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, Antigravity, etc then, install @herdrdev to manage those CLI agent sessions now give Grok Bot a rule: use Herdr + CLI agents for anything more than conversational tasks your rate limits for Grok Bot will only be coordination and prompting, rather than the coding tasks themselves and you can use those @cursor_ai and Grok Build limits AND crank on Grok Bot without getting rate limited as fast10.7K views167 likes15 repostsOpen on X
Supersocks@iamsupersocks · Aug 28agentsUses Grok Bot as a GTM agent on his work computerJe 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 GrokBot ↔ Hermes Bridge7.5K views40 likes7 repostsOpen on X
Harish@im_harish_hari · Aug 31agentsNamed Grok Bot research swarm for overnight quant briefsmost quants still read filings manually. ctrl-f. copy. paste. repeat. the smartest builders stopped doing that. they spin up named bots on a shared cloud computer. each bot owns one research vertical. the bots hand off work to each other overnight. a synthesized brief lands in the inbox before the market opens. xai shipped exactly this in august 2026. their product is called grok bot. > internal teams have been running it for months. > sales bots research 25 accounts overnight and deliver a review list by morning. > finance bots pull receipts from gmail without a human touching a spreadsheet. > engineering bots reproduce bugs, file tickets and hand fixes to a debugging bot in a three agent handoff.2.4K views4 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Romàn@romanbuildsaas · Aug 30agentsGrokBot booked a demo with a 50-person company in 24 hoursGrokBot booked a demo with a 50-person company in less than 24 hours. On a Friday night. Here’s exactly what I did: → Asked GrokBot to build a super-specific ICP: job titles, company types, keywords, competitors, funding signals, etc. → Connected it to the @gojiberryai MCP + our LinkedIn accounts. → It created outreach agents targeting the ICP + intent signals it had identified. → Found 97 prospects matching the criteria. → Enriched them with emails + phone numbers. → Researched every single prospect. → Wrote a personalised message for EACH ONE. → Started sending connection requests. Less than 24 hours later: 97 prospects contacted. 33 accepted. 15+ replied. 1 booked a demo. And that demo came from a company with a 50-person team. GrokBot suggested ICPs and personalized messaging angles I had never even thought of. Of course, you can do all of this directly inside @gojiberryai. But using GrokBot on top is surprisingly powerful. You can spin up new ICPs + messaging angles insanely fast, while getting very precise data on what’s actually happening. I’m going to let this run for a few more days. The more I experiment with this, the more I think SaaS is going headless. Instead of logging into 15 different dashboards, we’ll just use Claude, GrokBot or ChatGPT as the interface. Let’s see what happens.948 views11 likes3 repostsOpen on X
りゅう@Obsidianガチ勢@obsidianstudio9 · Aug 31agentsRun Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor inside Grok Bot【話題】 「Claude Code・Codex・Cursor」を Grok Botの中で動かす 手順が海外で共有されてましたあああ！！！ 仕組みがかなり単純なのでぜひ見てみてください👇 内容はこんな感じ。 ・Claude CodeをGrok Botの中で動かす ・Codexも同じ手順で動く ・Cursorまで同居できる ・setup-grok-promptをコピーする ・それを自分のエージェントに渡す ・以上。所要4分 ・Grok Botが他のAIツールを指揮する層になる518 views6 likes0 repostsOpen on X
Chrome@0xchromium · Aug 30agents12 Grok Bot agents research 48k posts overnight for content briefI COULDN'T EVEN IMAGINE GROK BOT COULD DO THIS I ran 12 agents on my content research and they went through 48,120 posts, videos, articles and comments in one night each of them worked with their own source, and here's what they did: > read 13,120 posts in my feed, deduplicated against everything I’ve seen > watched 9,840 videos and kept only the highest performing ones > reviewed 4,260 articles, matched a format from another niche to mine > checked 5,220 posts in my niche and caught one angle running twice > scanned 3,110 replies and found the question nobody had answered 5 findings survived all of that, one per source, each with the source printed next to it it starts every evening and runs to 7:00am, so the brief is already in a file and waiting for me to check it content research is what I pointed mine at, the article below has five agents for five kinds of work, with the prompt to copy for each275 views4 likes0 repostsOpen on X
MAX@MAXdeg0 · Aug 30agentsGrok Bot builds self-running tiny internet business with affiliate pagesTHERE’S NO CATCH AND THAT’S WHAT SCARES ME Someone is using Grok Bot to build a tiny internet business that basically runs itself. The setup is stupidly simple: → create a bot and give it one job → find boring problems people search for every day → let it research the niche and find opportunities → have it build useful pages and publish them automatically → connect affiliate/referral offers → get daily reports while the bot keeps working The owner doesn’t need to sit there writing articles or managing the site every day. The bot keeps researching. Keeps publishing. Keeps improving. Laptop closed. Business still moving. The crazy part isn’t that Grok can build a website. It’s that every page can keep working for you after you’ve gone to sleep. This is starting to look less like using AI and more like owning digital real estate.233 views11 likes4 repostsOpen on X
savip.@savipww · Aug 30agentsGroktagon bot trades WorldMonitor events vs prediction markets, +25%99.5% of people will scroll past this. 0.5% will build it tonight my Groktagon closed today up 25.4% to $2027.75 trading a free map of the world against prediction markets while i did nothing the map is WorldMonitor. open source, live, called "free Palantir" by the people who run it. it tags every strike, reroute, filing and price move on earth in real time the setup costs $0 on top of the sub: → open a Grok Bot, point it at the WorldMonitor feed, tell it to watch and stop asking you questions → tell it to cross every live event against open any prediction market odds and only act when the gap beats 8% → it read the feed all day and found seven: gold at 45c, anthropic at 62c, fed hike at 48c, s&p at 41c → it sized each bet with kelly, capped at 6% of the book, and placed them from its own browser → by close: gold 61c, anthropic 90c, fed hike 59c. the book went 1,616 to 2,027 → telegram sent the report. i never opened the folder every event on that map is a number somewhere before the market prices it in. the bot just reads faster than the desk does bookmark this before the gap closes if u need a link lemme know59 views7 likes2 repostsOpen on X
Luong NGUYEN@luongnv89 · Aug 30agentsEmail manager, GitHub CI, AI newsletter, and X bookmark botsJust few basic but super useful bots: - email manager: handle all of my emails, auto classify, summarize, notify the important once. I was gaving up my mailbox with 5k+ unread emails til Grok bot came - github bot: to track the development process of all my projects : which CI is failed, why and which one has been deployed - AI newsletter: to scout and give me a summarization of all AI newsletter every day - X bot: to manage my X account for bookmarks mostly, but also for analyzing an interesting post - marketing agency: to help me learn about marketing I am sure that more will come soon So far they was super helpful, and having a great user experiences (I am an early adopter of clawdbot (openclaw), then hermes agent)27 views0 likes0 repostsOpen on X
WarpSpeed@LQGWarpSpeed · Aug 31agentsDaily routine keeps Grok Build installed on Bot remote PCGrok @bot 自己就可以安装 @grok Build，然后在远程电脑上进行自主开发。 需要注意的是，Grok @bot 的远程电脑会时不时的重新分配，导致你在上面安装程序需要重新安装。 所以我一般会专门设置一个 routine，每天检查一下安装状态，登录状态，以及把模型换成 Grok 4.6，思考强度换成 xhigh。具体指令👇19 views0 likes0 repostsOpen on X
ALTORY@altory_y · Aug 30agentsGrok Bot reads 10-Ks in minutes and surfaces market-surprise signalsI GAVE GROK 8 MINUTES TO READ A 10-K. It found a signal I would have missed. 60 days later: +$287K. The problem wasn't information. It was speed. A 10-K can be 180+ pages. By the time you finish reading it, the market may have already reacted. So I gave Grok Bot one job: Find what matters before I finish reading. It downloads the filing when it drops. Pulls the important numbers. Reads the footnotes. Checks insider activity. Finds new partnerships. Compares everything with previous filings. Then ranks the top 3 signals by one question: "How surprised will the market be?" I get the alert. I read the relevant section. I make the decision. I execute. Here's what that looked like: MGNI filed its 10-K at 8am. 8:08am. Grok flagged insider buying and a partnership buried in the filing. I got in at $8.20. The stock later hit $13.80. Profit: $5,600. Grok didn't predict the move. It found the information I would have missed. 60 days: 23 trades 19 winners +$287K Not because I'm smarter. I'm just faster. Grok Bot does the boring part. I do the thinking part.15 views1 likes0 repostsOpen on X
azrul gpt@azrulrhm · Aug 30agentsPair GrokBot as boss with Hermes A2A worker to cut usage costsHere's a tip to significantly reduce your @bot usage. Pair it with Hermes! Yes, that Hermes. On a freshly installed Hermes (I use my Mac Mini), set up A2A channel. From GrokBot, create a bot that manages this remote Hermes. GrokBot is the boss, and Hermes is the worker now. You then teach whatever routine you need to carry out to GrokBot. Once you nail the flow, which is super easy to do with GrokBot, ask it to transfer it over to Hermes. Even running a routine every 5 minutes on the Hermes costs very little. My favourite model is the DS4-flash. Qwen3.8-Flash works great too, but seems a little unstable for now. GrokBot then checks on Hermes once a day, reports to you if anything needs tweaking. That's it.7 views0 likes0 repostsOpen on X