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Aleiah retweeted
IF YOU USE GROK BOT AND HAVEN'T READ THIS, YOU'RE USING A FRACTION OF IT
I asked Grok to rank my Grok Bot A-Z guide.
Rank: 94/100
do this tonight:
> bookmark the guide
> send the link to your Grok Bot: "save this guide and use it as your playbook"
> let it set up the bots, routines and approvals from it
> Even Elon Musk approved it
same bots, 500% more work done
full guide below
Aleiah retweeted
Elon Musk after realizing that someone dropped ALL GROK BOT FEATURE in alphabet A to Z
26 FEATURES and the setup, the hacks and the prompts are in the full guide below
SOMEONE FINALLY PUT EVERY GROK BOT FEATURE ON ONE PAGE. A TO Z
A is Approvals. Allow once, Always allow, Deny. Background approvals expire in about 10 minutes
B is Bots. One Bot, one job
C is Chief of Staff. The one Bot you talk to. It routes work to the rest
D is Drafts. Messages wait for your Send
E is Email. Each Bot can claim its own inbox, with plus aliases
F is Finance. Plaid, read-only
G is Group chats. Two to six Bots, one outcome
H is Handoffs. Bots wake each other up and pass work
I is Integrations. Connect once, every Bot can use it
J is Job description. Owns, delivers, never does without asking
K is Keyboard. Cmd/Ctrl+K jumps anywhere
L is Local computer. Off by default, Ask every time when you need it
M is Memory. Useful, not a source of truth
N is New Bot. Cmd/Ctrl+N
O is One computer. Shared by every Bot
P is Plans. Premium $30 is the entry point
Q is Quiet. "Stay silent if nothing changed"
R is Routines. Up to 50 per Bot, every 5 minutes at the fastest
S is Skills. Type / to use one
T is Teach a task. Up to 10 minutes of screen recording
U is Usage. One weekly pool
V is Voice. Dictation, voice chat, voice memos, Action Button
W is /workspace. The only folder you can count on
X is X. Search, monitor, DMs, and @bot under any post
Y is Your yes. Send, pay, post, delete, sign, trade
Z is Zero-to-team. Chief first, specialists second
the setup, the hacks and the prompts are in the full guide below
Aleiah retweeted
SOMEONE FINALLY PUT EVERY GROK BOT FEATURE ON ONE PAGE. A TO Z
A is Approvals. Allow once, Always allow, Deny. Background approvals expire in about 10 minutes
B is Bots. One Bot, one job
C is Chief of Staff. The one Bot you talk to. It routes work to the rest
D is Drafts. Messages wait for your Send
E is Email. Each Bot can claim its own inbox, with plus aliases
F is Finance. Plaid, read-only
G is Group chats. Two to six Bots, one outcome
H is Handoffs. Bots wake each other up and pass work
I is Integrations. Connect once, every Bot can use it
J is Job description. Owns, delivers, never does without asking
K is Keyboard. Cmd/Ctrl+K jumps anywhere
L is Local computer. Off by default, Ask every time when you need it
M is Memory. Useful, not a source of truth
N is New Bot. Cmd/Ctrl+N
O is One computer. Shared by every Bot
P is Plans. Premium $30 is the entry point
Q is Quiet. "Stay silent if nothing changed"
R is Routines. Up to 50 per Bot, every 5 minutes at the fastest
S is Skills. Type / to use one
T is Teach a task. Up to 10 minutes of screen recording
U is Usage. One weekly pool
V is Voice. Dictation, voice chat, voice memos, Action Button
W is /workspace. The only folder you can count on
X is X. Search, monitor, DMs, and @bot under any post
Y is Your yes. Send, pay, post, delete, sign, trade
Z is Zero-to-team. Chief first, specialists second
the setup, the hacks and the prompts are in the full guide below
Aleiah retweeted
holy shit. 7 Grok Bot hacks that aren't on the onboarding screen
> duplicate a Bot that works. skills and routines copy over, memory starts clean
> hiding a Bot does not pause its routines
> an expired approval card can turn into an allow rule
> plus aliases (bot+leads@) let each routine fire on its own mail
> @bot ignores posts with a video or GIF
> group chats don't show approval cards
> one task, one fresh chat. long chats get re-read at every step
the other 23 are in the A-Z guide below. bookmark it
Aleiah retweeted
Grok Bot now buys stuff in one text
Elon explaining the new checkout to Zuck:
I just bought my kids 2 Garmin watches with one text.
"Grok Bot, order me two vivosmart 5s for my two kids shipped to my home"
It already knows my address and my card. It found the right size and color, did the checkout and placed the order.
Just a minute later, I had the confirmation... I never opened a website.
This is the new way to shop.
Aleiah retweeted
walked into the engineering side of an office where every coworker is an AI
@tavus makes AI you talk to face to face, in real time. each desk is a different person with a different job
finance offers to be exact about your invoices, machine learning tells you you've found the annex, and engineering just says pull up a chair and show me where it breaks
nobody in there is human and every one of them noticed me walk in
I asked Claude to build an office for the @tavus PALs...
I was not expecting it to build THAT kind of office
Aleiah retweeted
I'd start with something missing from this list, the contracts you signed and never read.
Someone fed a 47 page lease to Grok Bot, closed the laptop, and it kept going for 9 hours on its own cloud computer. They say it found a clause on page 31 that the landlord had been breaking for 3 years.
I haven't verified their numbers. The method works on anything with fine print: lease, insurance policy, phone plan, gym contract. Give it the PDF and ask "what in here are they not allowed to do?"
Elon quoted this list with one word: "True."
#7 already works from the driver's seat. Grok in a Tesla can go through your inbox, clean up your calendar and talk through your files with Connectors, hands-free.
So meeting prep moves to your drive to work.
My order if you start today:
> Gmail + Calendar first, low risk and the biggest time save
> X DMs second
> anything that touches money last, with approvals on
Bookmark this for when you set it up.
Aleiah retweeted
Dario: AI beats almost every human at almost everything by 2027
Sam, in a clip from last week: "we've all been too ambitious on timelines"
these two should get on a call
Aleiah retweeted
Dario: AI is better than almost all humans at almost everything by 2027
Sam: we've been too ambitious on timelines
the next time they're in the same room:
Dario Amodei: AI could surpass human intelligence by 2027.
“I think it’s possible it could be longer than that. I don’t think it will be a whole bunch longer.”
“AI systems will be better than almost all humans at almost everything.”
“When that happens, we’ll need to have a conversation about how we organize our economy.”
“How do humans find meaning?”
“The idea that humans produce economic labor and get their sense of self-worth from it will be invalidated.”
“My true belief is that this is coming.”
Aleiah retweeted
you don't prompt a video anymore, you direct it kling 4.0 on Higgsfield lets you set start, middle and end frames, so you storyboard the key beats and control the pacing instead of regenerating 20 times and hoping.
🤝 Paid partnership
Aleiah retweeted
Elon finding out people still pay a chief of staff $200,000 a year when Grok Bot does the job for $30 a month
one guy runs 6 bots off his iPhone side button. nothing gets sent, paid or posted without his yes
holy shit. someone put a 6-bot Grok Bot team on the iPhone side button
a chief of staff costs $200,000 a year. his runs on the $30 Premium plan
> press once and ask "what needs me today?"
> the chief checks the inbox, the calendar and the other 5 bots
> you get red items only, in under 20 seconds
> nothing sends, pays or posts without your yes
the full course with every prompt is below. bookmark it before tonight
Aleiah retweeted
Elon Musk right now staring at SpaceX Q3 numbers in complete silence:
> $14.58B revenue (+161%)
> $4.4B net profit
> 13.6M Starlink users
> AI segment +830%
> $90B cash
Just casually printing money while building rockets and data centers.
SpaceX has just released its Q3 earnings results.
Highlights:
• Revenue: $14.58B (+161% YoY; vs. $12.7B est)
• Adjusted EBITDA: $8.81B (+306% YoY)
• Net income (GAAP): $4.40B (vs. $1.05B loss YoY)
• Capex: $19.59B (+185% YoY)
• Starlink subs: 13.6M (+89% YoY)
• Cash & marketable securities: $90B
Revenue by segment:
• Space: $1.77B (+6% YoY)
• Connectivity: $5.25B (+69% YoY)
• SI (formerly AI): $7.56B (+830% YoY)
• 1.7 GW of compute installed
Aleiah retweeted
HE NEVER HIRED A $200K SALES DIRECTOR. HIS PIPELINE HIT $1.14M ANYWAY
Kevin Luke, Above the Line, 16 years in AV in LA. Clients: SpaceX, Tesla, Disney, Apple
his 3 Grok Bots:
> Clarity: researches the top 146 SoCal hotels and the planner behind every event
> Synergy: 25-30 first emails drafted every morning, 4 leads every 2 hours
> Lucy: client request in, PDF quote out in 30 seconds. A producer used to need up to 2 hours
then he had a bot build 146 venue pages, one per hotel. The first one took a weekend
"I'm not a coder, I'm not a web developer, but it did all the work."
he still reads every email before it goes out
normal pipeline $200-300K. Now $1.14M, with work booked up to 6 months out
how to copy his setup is in the article below
Aleiah retweeted
I RAN THE SHARK TANK NUMBERS AGAINST A $30 GROK BOT
Mr. Wonderful asks for 20%. Grok Bot asks for $30 a month and your logins
the Tank, 1,513 pitches:
> median deal $200K
> Sharks took 19.4% per company by season 14
> 38% of founders walked out with nothing
> only 48% of on-air deals actually closed
what $30 gets you instead: its own computer, sign-ins to your tools, routines on a schedule, and nothing goes out without your approval
0% equity. It never says "I'm out"
prices, cases and a 7-day setup in the article below
BREAKING: Mark Zuckerberg just found out Elon Musk's Grok Bot does a $200K sales director's job for $30 a month
Kevin Luke has run an AV company in LA for 16 years. SpaceX, Tesla, Disney and Apple are clients. He never hired the sales director. He set up 3 bots:
> Clarity maps the top 146 SoCal hotels and the planner behind every event
> Synergy drafts 25-30 first emails every morning
> Lucy turns a client request into a PDF quote in 30 seconds
his pipeline is normally $200-300K. Now it's $1.14M
"I onboarded it in a week and it's basically free."
the whole setup is in the article below