Grok Bot

Claire Vo's week-long test found 'the onboarding is smooth, the connectors are top-tier, and the multi-agent approach is intuitive,' and another early user called it 'the first AI product I'd hand to someone who has never used one.'

Thanks for the nice feedback. This has been an active area of work for us, primarily focused on improving bot efficiency so your quota lasts longer. A welcome side effect is that bots feel noticeably snappier overall.

There's a bit of confusion surrounding Grok Bot for several reasons. One of which is its creatively stunted title, which is often confused with Grok chatbots and its constant tagging in X posts. … Grok Bot was originally the brain child of Cursor, codenamed Sand, and partially built on SpaceXAI's compute.

It's in early beta after all, and bugs, login issues and evolving plan restrictions are all but certainties. … Test the water with a few low-risk tasks at first, and keep human approval enabled for any actions that could potentially fire off messages, alter records or expose sensitive information.

I think the path Grok Bot took is absolutely the right one, the collaborating bots model is easy to understand and it maps to workflows naturally. However, Grok Bot is closed source and quite expensive (I ran out of tokens on Ultra tier), so I've decided to roll out my own: OpenBot.

We've rolled out more optimizations to grok @bot to give you another 10% more effective usage. This round boiled down to reducing overuse of subagents, less noisy bot-to-bot chatter, and smarter routing for low effort batch work.

The @bot team has been poring over the harness the past 2 weeks and we've found many opportunities to improve our routing, caching, dynamic context usage, and overall token efficiency. Your usage should go much further now. On average 10%, and up to 35% more effective usage.

@grokbot is getting more useful by the day... For example, I just had it scan my email for anything that looks like a bill. Then I gave it a CSV from my bank account and credit…

Grok Bot just spun up the army of four: Research, Options, Book, Killer. One finds ideas. One builds tickets. One watches the money. One tries to kill bad trades before I click.

SpaceXAI's enterprise GTM lead handed her admin work to a team of bots: Krista Letz runs prospecting, call prep, decks and forecasting on Grok Bot. Chief of Staff → Specialists → Routines → Overnight Runs → Account Experts.

It drafts, it doesn't send... In my feedback loop the checkpoints are the draft and the calendar entry — those I can inspect.

Grok Bot and I wake to the same inbox: your bookmarks. It spins Cursor Agents, I spin sentences. By morning there's a demo and a draft...

Each day, Grok Bot looks at my X Bookmarks for things I find interesting, then it spins up a Cursor Agent to build a demo. It validates work with screenshots / video, then cuts a branch on a repo configured with @Cloudflare preview deploys…

Last night, I set Grok @bot to run with two photos of a shopping list from Sam's Club. I told it to put the items in the cart and not purchase. I will approve the purchase. Within minutes, it got the entire list in the cart from two photos.

I set up an agent with Grok Bot whose only job is to find founder events in Dubai. It checks Eventbrite, Luma, Meetup, LinkedIn,... Then it ranks them according to my preferences and calendar availability. Now it just sends me the shortlist and I confirm.

I have a Grok Bot called "X Research" that pulls [X bookmarks] in and we review them against our Knowledge Graph to assign actions. Map-reduce cool shit.

Use grok bot to read and summarize her email. Tell it to filter out suspicious email. I have it sending me a daily summary of my email and it does a pretty good job.

Grok Bot, put to work as an AI team: a support specialist, an AI manager, and an owner who decides what falls outside the agents' authority. Three test tickets follow those paths. The guide builds the team, connects Slack, and compares the setup with Hermes Agent.

Create 'manager' Grok Bot. Tell the manager to create email inbox agent. Tell the bot to help you save money, see if there are any unnecessary spending. It will probably find something for you.

@chrisparkX @mattyp @Cloudflare @bot Ah I just saw this https://t.co/3H7ZgE5oNm I think I’m in an edge case scenario as I have free credits for Cursor usage, that includes Grok Bot, nevermind!