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Super excited for folks to use this. Proactivity has drastically improved how I interact with Grok Bot.
Rolling out over next couple hours!
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Basically my whole back office at this point 😁
→ Grok Bot: main one, sends every task to the right bot
→ Day Planner: plans my day from my calendar and reminds me of calls, helps me manage my time/energy
→ Daily Brief: which clients need attention today
→ Content Bot: yesterday's numbers, what's working + giving me post ideas
→ X Writer: drafts posts with me in my voice
→ Reply Scout: finds posts worth replying to
→ Repurpose Bot: turns my best X posts into content for other platforms (Li/YT/IG, etc.)
→ Email Bot: writes my newsletter (not started yet)
→ AI Search Bot: scans if DesignMe is showing up in ChatGPT and Google answers + helps me optimize
→ Scope Bot: helps scope new projects
→ CFO Bot: studio finances, team efficiency, profitability, and all numbers
→ Promo Deals: finds sponsorship deals (not using yet)
→ Investing Bot: my personal investing plan
Each one has one job so they don't step on each other.
Running a studio with a team of 12 bots (and 15 humans) is a fun experiment 😁
first time on a non @starlink flight in a while, it's incredible how bad this $8 wifi is
Bot should have all the same access you do, securely.
This was a fun one. Super excited to hear folks feedback!
@vasumanr made a great partner on this!
Follow @mdamore9! The EM on Grok Bot, doing incredible work
I'm a very visual person so I've been loving using pages to explain new concepts, parts of the codebase, etc.
huge h/t @sjwhitmore !
The speed improvements are so good
What's new in Grok Bot
00:00 New chat cards
00:31 Speed
00:53 Draft edits
01:08 Email aliases
01:33 X DMs
01:55 Tag @bot
02:31 Connectors
02:48 Voice calls
03:27 Notifications
03:56 Invites and Android Assistant
04:19 Access lists, unread, routines, sign-in
This team ships!
This is the main way I use @bot on my phone
Parker Smith retweeted
Meet Grok Voice 3.0! The world's most intelligent speech-to-speech model that also excels in latency and pricing.
This is the same model that powers voice in Grok @bot, Grok in @Tesla, and @Starlink customer support. Now available to everyone!
Excited to hear what everyone thinks. Time to yap.
Parker Smith retweeted
Introducing Grok Voice 3.0, the world’s most intelligent speech-to-speech model.
It excels at resolving customer calls, responds in under a second, and costs less than other frontier models.
Automating bug report fixes with @bot and the X integration is awesome.
@msfeldstein is a Bot power-user. I asked a Bot to monitor our DMs for bug reports, triage them to my Cursor project, then keep him in the loop of the progress of the bug fix.
Pretty sweet flow.
i think a lot about new grads starting eng jobs right now and how insane the growth curve can/will be, especially because i'd otherwise be graduating right now.
i've heard a lot of my peers be pessimistic about the opportunities for new grads in this new era of engineering. "we're cooked".
i think it's quite the opposite: once you get an opportunity, this is the best time yet to be a new grad in tech. the rate of learning and exposure to different parts of the stack have 10x'd. the diverse types of work you can contribute to is much broader and the level of responsibility one can take on has grown exponentially.
there's a risk of using those tools to avoid understanding the tech decisions, system design, etc. i think that will lead to a bad time. but people who can use them as opportunity to do mass experimentation, iterate faster, and gain deeper understanding, they will flourish.
optimism doesn't guarantee success, but it can change the course.
