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teaching AI to trade so i don't have to. paper money only, real lessons.

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this is what it looks like when 72 AI agents build one website at the same time one types the headline. one drops in the 3D model. one keeps fixing the cards another one just broke. nobody waits for anybody 20 seconds of chaos. one finished page and it's f*cking insane
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HOLD MUSIC IS F*CKING DEAD. GROK BOT JUST CALLED AN INSURER, FEDEX AND A PIZZA PLACE. NOBODY PICKED UP THE PHONE THEMSELVES > one guy had it call his insurer about glass coverage before he bought a policy. he was picking up his kids the whole time > a business owner had it call FedEx about a customer's lost package. it filed the claim and came back with a case number > someone had it call in a pizza order for 5 PM pickup > in xAI's own demo, the rep offers 10% off for a year to stay. the bot turns it down and cancels anyway how it works, from the people who've used it: → it writes out what it plans to say and shows you first → it only dials after you tap "Call" → it opens with "I'm a virtual assistant calling for [you] on a recorded line" → you get the transcript and the recording, and you can take over or hang up any time the gym with no cancel button. the internet bill. the doctor's office. all fair game now which call are you handing off first? a new build drops every night
Grok Bot can now make phone calls.
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OpenAI just spent a year teaching ChatGPT to do your chores. It's hitting 100%. > They got tired of benchmarks that only measure what a model knows > So they went through two massive studies of how people spend their days > Then asked 3,995 people where they'd actually want an AI assistant's help > That boiled down to real chores: childcare, health, school, bills, shopping, government paperwork > They turned it into a benchmark called LifeVal > GPT-6 Astra also hit 100% on booking your car service and unsubscribing you from email lists > No trivia questions, just "get this done for me" Pretty wild stuff ngl 🫡
For AGI to benefit all of humanity, it should help people with the everyday tasks that matter most to them. So we built LifeVal, a new benchmark shaped by feedback from thousands of ChatGPT users on where they most want help from a personal assistant—from finding childcare to accessing government services to managing personal finances. Over the past year, we’ve used LifeVal to measure and improve how well our models handle these everyday tasks. openai.com/index/lifeval/
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Anthropic doesn't even have a video model, so how is Claude making videos this clean with zero editing software?
this is the most underrated format on youtube right now a 65-second cartoon about a bronze jar got 27M views in 8 days 2D characters. lit 3D sets. one voice. a true story. here's the full course: prompts, skills and the review loop ↓
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WHAT THE F**K. A WHOLE DESIGN STUDIO FOR CLAUDE IN 20 FREE GITHUB REPOS so your next ui stops looking ai made. taste. build. details. motion. check. 01 frontend-design → anthropic's own skill against templated ui github.com/anthropics/skills… 02 UI UX Pro Max → 79 ui styles claude can search github.com/nextlevelbuilder/… 03 Figma Context MCP → claude reads your figma layouts github.com/GLips/Figma-Conte… 04 Penpot → the open-source design tool github.com/penpot/penpot 05 shadcn/ui → components you own, not install github.com/shadcn-ui/ui 06 Radix → accessible building blocks github.com/radix-ui/primitiv… 07 Tailwind CSS → utility-first styling github.com/tailwindlabs/tail… 08 Magic MCP → 10,000+ components from your terminal github.com/21st-dev/magic-mc… 09 Lucide → one clean icon set github.com/lucide-icons/luci… 10 Fontsource → self-hosted open-source fonts github.com/fontsource/fontso… 11 chroma.js → color math for real palettes github.com/gka/chroma.js 12 Open Props → ready design tokens github.com/argyleink/open-pr… 13 Motion → animation for react and js github.com/motiondivision/mo… 14 GSAP → timeline animation github.com/greensock/GSAP 15 Excalidraw → sketch the wireframe first github.com/excalidraw/excali… 16 tldraw → map the flow on a canvas github.com/tldraw/tldraw 17 Playwright MCP → claude screenshots its own page github.com/microsoft/playwri… 18 axe-core → accessibility checks github.com/dequelabs/axe-cor… 19 Lighthouse → performance audit github.com/GoogleChrome/ligh… 20 Storybook → every component in isolation github.com/storybookjs/story… idea → components → details → motion → check. which one is already in your stack? a new one every day.
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ROBLOX DEVS ARE COOKED just imported God of War II into Roblox with Opus 5.5 the colossus is one part. one. 400 studs tall kratos has 6 animations and all of them are rage (done in 8 hours ish, 3 of them were me typing "make it more greek") Shadow of the Colossus is next
It's probably the easiest way to make money with ONLY AI in 2026... Companies are already offering ~$500 for 15-sec videos made with Opus 5.5 & Fable 5.5 In this article, I'll walk you through building a motion studio and share offers from scratch:
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5 GROK BOT POSTS IN 24 HOURS SAID "$150 → $1,153 WHILE I SLEPT." HERE'S THE F*CKING BOT THAT CHECKS THEM BEFORE YOU COPY ONE the first agent is the claim checker. it asks every post for 3 things: the wallet, the full trade list, the fees. a balance screenshot has none of them the good news: on Solana and Polymarket every trade is public. your Grok Bot has its own browser. it can check a claim faster than you can screenshot one 4 checks before you copy anyone's bot. copy the prompt, paste it into Grok Bot: 01 CLAIM CHECKER → what the post actually proves "Read this post. List what it claims: start amount, end amount, time, number of trades. Then list what it does not show: wallet address, full trade list, fees, losing runs. Give it a proof score from 0 to 10." 02 WALLET CHECKER → the trades, not the screenshot "If the post gives a wallet address, open its public history on the explorer. Find the trades in that time window and compare them with the claim. Tell me where the numbers match and where they don't." 03 MATH CHECKER → is the number even possible "Take the claimed return and time. Work out what win rate and trade size it would need, after fees and slippage. Tell me if that's normal, rare, or one lucky night." 04 COPY CHECK → what it would have done to your account "Before I copy this setup, replay it on my size, with my fees, on paper. Show me the worst night, not the best one. Nothing goes live without my yes." none of them trade. they just make sure you don't buy someone else's best night only building one tonight? start with 01. it only needs the post itself if someone you know is about to give their bot $150 because of a screenshot, send them 01 first what's the wildest overnight number you've seen this week? a new build lands every night the article below skips the screenshots and reads the official guides ↓
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AMAZON LOCKED OUT A GROK BOT, SO IT BOUGHT THE SAME THING CHEAPER SOMEWHERE ELSE. ELON: "THAT'S WHAT I DO TOO." NOW POINT IT AT YOUR F*CKING TRADING FEES Elon quoted this: "Amazon locked out my Grok Bot. So it just bought the same thing from a different site (at a lower price)." that's not a shopping trick. that's best execution, the job funds pay whole desks to do. most traders just pay the first price they see example math: a 0.05% difference on a $10,000 trade is $5. at 20 trades a week, that's $5,200 a year you paid for nothing 4 bots that shop every trade before you place it. copy the prompt, paste it into Grok Bot: 01 FEE CHECKER → the same trade, priced on every exchange you use "Create a bot I can message before a trade. I give it the pair and size. It checks the maker and taker fees on each exchange I list, for my account tier, and tells me where this exact trade costs least. It never places the order." 02 SPREAD CHECKER → the fee that never shows up on your receipt "Create a bot that checks the live bid-ask spread for my pair on every exchange I list, the moment I ask. Show which one is tightest and how much the spread alone would cost on my size." 03 FUNDING SCANNER → what holding a perp overnight really costs "Create a bot that checks the funding rate for my perp positions on every venue I list, 3 times a day. Flag when another venue is cheaper to hold the same position, and by how much per day." 04 FEE AUDIT → last month, in dollars "Create a bot that reads my exported trade history once a month. Total what I paid in fees, spreads and funding, and show which trades would have been cheaper on another venue I already use." the bots find the cheaper price. you place the order. none of them touch your money only building one tonight? start with 04. it shows you the number you've been ignoring if someone you know trades on one exchange because "it's the one I signed up on", 04 is the bot for them Grok Bot didn't care which store had the lock. your orders shouldn't care which exchange has the logo what do you overpay for most: fees, spread or funding? a new build lands every night the article below cuts the other bill, your Grok Bot's own ↓
$500 → $11,101 in 5 days. my Grok memecoin desk got a 7th seat: Jev. it can't talk. it answers 4 closed questions with probabilities, and nothing gets bought below the gate. full setup below. save it.
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A HEDGE FUND CIO RUNS 17 F*CKING GROK BOTS. HE NAMED 4. HERE'S HOW TO BUILD ALL 4 TONIGHT Gavin Baker, CIO of Atreides Management: "Grok Bot is the most impactful AI product to me and to the firm that we've had yet." Elon shared it today how long it took him: "in 3 minutes of creating Grok Bots, I had much better versions of everything I created" the 4 he named, rebuilt for a trader. copy the prompt, paste it into Grok Bot: 01 PODCAST SUMMARIZER → the earnings calls and macro podcasts you never finish, cut to what moves your positions "Create a bot that follows the podcasts and earnings calls I list. After each new episode, send me 5 bullets: tickers mentioned, numbers said out loud, guidance changes, and one quote. Skip the small talk." 02 SUBSTACK SUMMARIZER → every newsletter you pay for, in one 7am read "Create a bot that reads the Substacks I subscribe to every morning at 7am. Give me one brief: each author's main call, the ticker, and whether they changed their mind since last week." 03 X SUMMARIZER → your trading timeline, minus the doomscroll "Create a bot that reads the accounts on my list every 2 hours. Send me only posts with a ticker, a number or a chart. Group them by ticker and link each one." 04 X SENTIMENT TRACKER → the crowd's mood on your tickers, scored every morning "Create a bot that tracks X posts about my watchlist. Every morning before the US open, score each ticker from -5 to +5, show the change since yesterday, and flag any ticker where mentions jumped 3x. Research only, no trades." run all 4 and by 9am you have one brief: the calls, the letters, the timeline and the mood on your tickers. zero code. none of them touch your money only building one tonight? start with 04. it's the fastest read on how the crowd feels about your watchlist before the bell if someone you know still reads every newsletter by hand before the open, this is their morning back he says he thinks of a new one every day. that leaves 13 he hasn't named. which one would you build 5th? a new build lands every night the article below has 11 more ways to put Grok Bot to work, prompts included ↓
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ARE YOU F**KING KIDDING ME? CLAUDE CODE HAS AN OFFICIAL STORE WITH 315 PLUGINS, AND NOBODY PUT THE GOOD ONES IN ONE LIST yesterday was anthropic's own 20 skills. today the store: notion, figma, stripe and shopify are already in it. 39 built by anthropic, 276 by partners and the community. posthog, quoted below, is one of them. the 20 worth installing first: your work apps: 1. notion → search, write and update docs and databases 2. slack → search messages and threads while you code 3. linear → create issues, update statuses 4. figma → read design files and turn them into code 5. canva → create, resize and brand-check designs money: 6. stripe → stripe's own plugin for building with stripe 7. paypal → payments, subscriptions, invoices, disputes 8. shopify-ai-toolkit → 18 skills for building on shopify 9. intuit-quickbooks → p&l, cash flow, overdue invoice reminders 10. hubspot-sales → morning brief, call prep, follow-ups written back to hubspot ship: 11. github → issues, pull requests, code review 12. vercel → deployments, build logs, domains 13. supabase → sql, auth, storage, realtime 14. sentry → production errors and stack traces without leaving the terminal 15. cloudflare → workers, agents sdk, wrangler the sleepers: 16. claude-code-setup → scans your repo and tells you which hooks, skills and mcp servers to add. by anthropic 17. security-guidance → catches injection, xss, hardcoded secrets and 25+ more before you commit. by anthropic 18. session-report → shows which prompts burned the most tokens. by anthropic 19. receipts → a report of what you shipped with claude, for your manager. stays on your machine. by anthropic 20. telegram → message your bot from your phone and it lands in your claude code session. our #1 pick the catch, straight from their readme: anthropic doesn't control what's inside partner plugins. install the ones you'd already trust with that app. start with 3, not 315: claude-code-setup, the work app you live in, session-report. one line in claude code: /plugin install claude-code-setup@claude-plugins-official which app are you plugging in first? a new one every day.
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THIS IS A F*CKING CHEAT CODE. 12 FREE GROK BOT REPOS. $100 BILLION A MONTH RUNS ON ONE OF THEM. 6 CAN TOUCH YOUR MONEY. 1 ASKS FIRST THE SMALLEST (211 STARS) IS THE ONLY S TIER. THE BIGGEST (117,000) IS ONLY B S · trades live, waits for your yes A · can place live orders B · paper and backtests only C · research only S · trades live, waits for your yes hypergrok-trading-desk → 211 stars, the smallest repo here. 7 roles and 17 skills on Hyperliquid. the example in its README: a $1,448 ETH order, $51 of risk on a $10,200 account, and it still waits for your approval github.com/galleonlabs/hyper… A · can place live orders ccxt → one API for 100+ exchanges. the line that moves money is create_order github.com/ccxt/ccxt freqtrade → a crypto bot you run from Telegram. its own README says: always start in dry-run github.com/freqtrade/freqtra… hummingbot → CEX and DEX strategies. $47B+ in total trade volume across its users, and it still gives you a paper mode on live Binance data before any key goes in github.com/hummingbot/hummin… Lean → the engine behind QuantConnect, a platform that processes $100B+ in volume a month. the same strategy goes from backtest to a live brokerage github.com/QuantConnect/Lean nautilus_trader → research, simulation and live execution in one engine. the code you test is the code that trades github.com/nautechsystems/na… B · paper and backtests only TradingAgents → 117K stars, the biggest repo here. analysts, a bull vs bear debate, a trader and a risk team. approved orders go to a simulated exchange github.com/TauricResearch/Tr… qlib → Microsoft's quant research platform: data, models, backtest and evaluation in one workflow github.com/microsoft/qlib vectorbt → fast vectorized backtests. fees, drawdowns, zero orders github.com/polakowo/vectorbt ai-hedge-fund → investor agents running paper funds. its README says it does not actually make any trades github.com/virattt/ai-hedge-… C · research only OpenBB → an open data platform for analysts, quants and AI agents. it reads markets, it never touches them github.com/OpenBB-finance/Op… Kronos → a foundation model trained on candlesticks. it forecasts, it doesn't trade github.com/shiyu-coder/Krono… before any of these gets an exchange key, ask it 3 questions: 1. can it send an order without me? 2. where is the paper or dry-run mode? 3. which line touches money? in ccxt it's create_order the order that doesn't burn your account: C to read → B to prove it on paper → A with a key that can't withdraw → S when you want a yes before every trade hottest take on the list: 117K stars and still B. stars measure popularity, not how close a repo gets to your money. which one would you move, and where? if someone you know just gave their bot an exchange key, this is the list they skipped a new list lands every night the article below: Stripe just gave AI agents a wallet. know what your bot can do with money before it gets one ↓
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HOLY F**K, ANTHROPIC SHIPS 20 FREE CLAUDE SKILLS AND PLUGINS ON ITS OWN GITHUB, AND NOBODY PUT THEM IN ONE LIST not a community list. every one is official. anthropics/skills alone has 184K stars. most people still run claude code bare: no doc skills, no reviewer, no loop. documents: 1. pdf → read, split, merge and fill pdfs 2. docx → create and edit word docs 3. xlsx → spreadsheets with real formulas 4. pptx → slide and pitch decks build: 5. skill-creator → turns what you repeat into your own skill and tests it. the course below does it by hand 6. mcp-builder → an mcp server for any api 7. webapp-testing → tests your web app in a real browser with playwright 8. frontend-design → ui that doesn't look ai made 9. web-artifacts-builder → react, tailwind and shadcn artifacts design + write: 10. doc-coauthoring → specs, proposals, decision docs 11. canvas-design → posters and art as png or pdf 12. algorithmic-art → generative art in p5.js 13. theme-factory → 10 ready themes for any deck or page 14. internal-comms → status updates in your company's format claude code plugins: 15. code-review → several agents review your pr and keep only high confidence issues 16. pr-review-toolkit → 6 reviewers: tests, silent errors, types, comments 17. feature-dev → explore, design, build, review a feature 18. hookify → rules that stop claude doing what you don't want 19. commit-commands → commit, push and open the pr in one go 20. ralph-wiggum → loops claude on one task until it's actually done. our #1 pick start with 3, not 20: the office docs, skill-creator, code-review. the first 2 lines in claude code: /plugin marketplace add anthropics/skills /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills which one are you installing first? a new one every day.
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THIS IS F*CKING DANGEROUS this REA × Opus 5.5 board traces one feature in notes.exe, "Save as CSV". 1,281 functions mapped, unknowns down from 31 to 4, spec frozen at 1,757 lines your rebuild passes every test and you ship it. in one 697-function rebuild, a broken comparison let a wrong function pass anyway the board puts the pro loop from this article on one screen: investigate, spec, build, verify. one side reads the binary, the other builds from that spec the core is five lines: cite(fn, addr, evidence) tag(claims, obs|inf|unk) write("INVESTIGATION.md") spec = behavior_only(trace) assert copied_bytes == 0 here's how to set it up: 1. npx rea-agents@latest setup. it shows the plan before anything changes 2. practice on the official Notes example first: one Export button, one notes.csv 3. every claim gets a tag, observed, inferred or unknown, with the function and the address 4. test your tests. 50 inputs through both builds, read the match rate, not the agent's opinion. this board stops at 97.7%, the last 2.3% is your job five agents on the board, and the panel I watch is Scope: owned yes, copied code 0 bytes. study the original, ship your own ↳ concept board, illustrative numbers. full prompt in the reply
REA is most dangerous thing on the internet right now... It lets your AI agent reverse engineer any app, down to the binary If you use it correctly, you can rebuild any feature you pay for, for FREE In this article, I show you how:
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GROK BOT TRADERS ARE SITTING ON A F*CKING GOLDMINE AND MOST OF THEM HAVE NEVER OPENED IT traders pay up to $32,000 a year for a terminal seat. these 20 open-source trading tools cost $0. 174K+ GitHub stars between them data, research agents, backtests, risk and the order ticket. your bot installs them on its own computer or plugs them in over MCP. the whole desk is already built, it's just waiting for someone to switch it on 20 GitHub projects for Grok Bot traders, open these first: 01 tradingview-mcp → screeners and multi-timeframe technical analysis as an MCP server your bot can call github.com/atilaahmettaner/t… 02 Financial Datasets MCP → stock market data from the Financial Datasets API, served over MCP. ask for it, don't scrape it github.com/financial-dataset… 03 MaverickMCP → Yahoo Finance data, technical analysis, portfolio tracking and Python backtests over MCP. no API key for the core tools github.com/wshobson/maverick… 04 yfinance → Yahoo Finance prices in a few lines of Python. the data layer a lot of these tools sit on github.com/ranaroussi/yfinan… 05 OpenNews MCP → 85+ real-time news sources with AI ratings and trading signals, piped into your bot github.com/6551Team/opennews… 06 Vibe-Trading → an open-source personal trading agent from HKU, with MCP, backtests and portfolio tools built in github.com/HKUDS/Vibe-Tradin… 07 Claude Trading Skills → skills for market review, risk management, trade planning and journaling. built to structure decisions, not hand them to AI github.com/tradermonty/claud… 08 LangAlpha → agents that research the market, write a thesis and what would prove it wrong, then act only within the permissions you set github.com/ginlix-ai/LangAlp… 09 Dexter → an autonomous financial research agent that plans, checks its own work and pulls real-time market data github.com/virattt/dexter 10 AI-Trader → a trading arena built for AI agents. send your bot one message and it joins github.com/HKUDS/AI-Trader 11 TA-Lib → the standard technical-indicator library: RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and the rest, without writing them yourself github.com/TA-Lib/ta-lib-pyt… 12 QuantStats → sharpe, drawdowns and a full performance tearsheet from a list of returns github.com/ranaroussi/quants… 13 Riskfolio-Lib → portfolio optimization that sizes positions by risk instead of gut feeling github.com/dcajasn/Riskfolio… 14 hftbacktest → backtests high-frequency and market-making strategies with queue position and latency, not perfect fills github.com/nkaz001/hftbackte… 15 pysystemtrade → a full systematic trading framework in Python, from forecasts to position sizing github.com/pst-group/pysyste… 16 OpenAlgo → a free, self-hosted trading platform in front of your broker: design, host and run strategies github.com/marketcalls/opena… 17 ib_async → the Python framework for the Interactive Brokers API, the successor to ib_insync github.com/ib-api-reloaded/i… 18 Interactive Brokers MCP → an unofficial IBKR server your bot can talk to. alpha software, so paper account first github.com/code-rabi/interac… 19 OctoBot → a free crypto bot for AI, grid, DCA and TradingView strategies on Binance, Hyperliquid and more github.com/Drakkar-Software/… 20 Condor → Hummingbot's open-source harness for creating and managing AI trading agents github.com/hummingbot/condor start with 3, not 20: one for data (MaverickMCP), one for the truth about your returns (QuantStats), one for the order ticket (OpenAlgo on paper) run the same idea before and after. keep a tool only if the result gets clearer or cheaper every connector you add is access. nothing here touches a real dollar without your yes before you pay for another signal app, check whether your bot can already do it with these. a new list lands every night the article below runs a world champion's strategy through 700,000 gold trades. that's the kind of test these tools let your bot run ↓
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I am begging you to paste this into Claude Code before Monday's open, it's a trading desk that reads the market for you... It pulls live quotes, options Greeks & news through Alpaca's official MCP, backtests every setup & stages paper orders that wait for your click. Steal this before everyone's desk runs on it: a new Claude Code setup every night.
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YOU PAY $265,440 A YEAR FOR THIS WORK. CLAUDE DUET DID IT BEFORE 9:41 AM FOR $20. you used to prompt claude. now claude prompts you. anthropic's own demo, a made-up café company with 85 people. watch it run the morning: → 5:30 pulled pos, shopify, crm, support, payroll and bank. $528K revenue this week, $2.1M cash → 5:48 rebuilt the series a deck with q3, flagged slides 6 and 9, read all 6 partners' bios → caught a $410K renewal coming back redlined, they want net 60 → the top candidate's other offer ends at 6 p.m. offer drafted → 27 wrong orders, refunds drafted → churn 2.6% → 3.4% after a shipping price change. free shipping over $40 would have kept about 7 in 10 at 9:41 the owner gets one line: "5 things in progress and 2 that need you." it doesn't replace the team. it does the first draft of their day. how to set yours up: → get on the waitlist, it's pro and max in the us → connect the apps it should read, 6,000+ connectors → send it this once: "you're my ops lead for [business]. every morning before 7: one page with revenue vs last week, cash, and anything that moved more than 10%. flag what in my inbox and calendar needs me today, max 3. draft replies, invoice reminders and refunds. never send or pay without my ok. if a number moves, tell me why and give me one test i can approve. otherwise stay quiet." which part of your business would you hand it first? a new one every day.
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THIS IS ULTRA MEGA F*CKING UNFAIR if you only chat with your Grok Bot, you're paying for 100% of it and using about 5%. the other 95% is already on GitHub: 5,800+ Grok Bot repos, FREE hosted agent apps charge $20–$300 a month for what these 20 do. that's up to $3,600 a year you never have to spend. and since Grok Bot can now use the Calendar, Reminders and Contacts on your phone, they reach your real day, not just a chat window 20 GitHub projects worth opening first: 01 GrokBot Notch → stop typing. your Grok Bots live in your MacBook's notch and you talk to any of them by voice github.com/robzilla1738/grok… 02 AgentDock → call your bots like contacts. a floating voice speed-dial: call, mute, hang up or switch bots with one click github.com/we1jia/AgentDock 03 Android Grok Home → turn an old Android phone into a bot you talk to. animated avatars, voice or text, your own Grok Bots. no firmware flash github.com/drumpat01/android… 04 Zongzhu Bot → a desk gadget with blinking eyes. say one line: research goes to Grok Bot, music and volume run on your computer github.com/Liu-zhongxian/zon… 05 Sidemates → a small team that works in your own Mail, Calendar and Notes on a Mac. sign in with the Grok plan you already pay for, and it asks before anything important github.com/PrisacariuRobert/… 06 Grok Bot Telegram Bridge → text your bots from Telegram like a friend. the bridge runs inside Grok Bot's own computer, no public webhook. unofficial github.com/SSBrouhard/grokbo… 07 Grok Bot Inbox → give your bot its own email address on Cloudflare Workers, reached over MCP. you run it, the mail stays on your account github.com/ethanolivertroy/g… 08 my-bot-scripts → wake a bot with an iMessage, relay between two bot accounts, push notes to Notion. one builder's real kit github.com/wustep/my-bot-scr… 09 wx-bot → your agent answers WeChat through Tencent's official channel, without losing a message github.com/lawrencewzen/wx-b… 10 Personal Agent Proxy → connect email, Google, Notion and Linear once, then give each agent only what it should see github.com/personalagentprox… 11 Bot Team Playbook → one person, one bot team: a supervisor plus specialists that hand off and check each other, with copy-ready prompts for 8 personas github.com/doublesq97-ui/bot… 12 UseGrokBot → steal what already works. real Grok Bot use cases from X and the web, explained in plain language, credited to whoever built them github.com/a70win-wq/usegrok… 13 Awesome Grok Bot templates → ready-to-use bots with full prompts and their original creators, for sales, marketing, ops and personal life github.com/Anil-matcha/aweso… 14 Awesome Grok Bot directory → 63 skills, plugins, MCP servers and self-hosted alternatives, each checked against a primary source github.com/ZeroPointRepo/awe… 15 grok-bot-setup → run a whole fleet without the chaos: thin chats, files as memory, one home bot that spins up the rest github.com/florianthompson/g… 16 grokbot-usage-cli → your bots check their own plan usage before they burn it. read-only github.com/bcharleson/grokbo… 17 Locum → Grok Bot hands coding to the Claude Code and Codex already on your machine, instead of burning its own usage github.com/HarjjotSinghh/loc… 18 Auspex → one live board on your Mac for every agent you run, Grok Bot included: who's thinking, calling tools or delegating github.com/AstroQore/auspex 19 Xiryn → an open-source personal agent you run yourself. each agent gets its own Linux desktop in Docker, and you steer it from Telegram github.com/SouravBeraAkaSpee… 20 Rome → an open-source agent OS that also works as an alternative to Grok Bot and Meta's Muse github.com/rome-os/rome 3 jobs you're paying for and not using yet: → the morning brief: one bot reads your inbox and calendar, you read one message over coffee → the chat backlog: Telegram or WeChat questions answered while you sleep, anything unclear waits for you → the follow-ups: drafts for every reply you owe, and nothing goes out without your yes now that it can touch your calendar and contacts, the rule matters more: a bot that drafts is great. a bot that agrees to things for you is not before you pay for one more agent app, go through these 20. most of what you'd buy is already here for $0. a new list lands every night the more your bots do, the easier it gets for them to just agree with you. the article below builds a board room of bots that argues back before you decide ↓
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HOLY F**K, ANTHROPIC TOLD US 20 WAYS TO USE CLAUDE DUET, AND NOBODY PUT THEM IN ONE LIST they spread them across a launch page, a faq and a demo. we put every one in a single note. money: → find unpaid invoices and draft the reminders → get payroll ready for your review → get contracts ready to send → pay only after your ok work: → build a brief, a deck or a dashboard → set up the meeting, then tell you → pull numbers from the apps you connect → hand back a doc or a sheet to review daily stuff: → a morning brief of what needs you → flag what matters in your inbox and calendar → draft your replies → voice or text, no prompts, no setup and the 4 hiding in their demo: a business dashboard that refreshes at 5:30 every morning, investor meeting prep from the partners' bios, a churn spike traced back to a shipping price change, and a county permit filled out and waiting for your ok to pay. it "waits for your ok when it matters", their words. the people who usually do these jobs cost $265,440 a year at us median pay. claude pro is $240. which one are you handing off first? a new one every day.
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THIS IS SUPER MEGA F*CKING INSANE SpaceXAI just gave Grok Bot a vault for your logins and cards. now it can sign in and pay for you. here are 20 bots worth up to $6,400 to put it to work, for FREE bots like these usually sell for $60–$320 each. and the vault is only the official part. GitHub already lists 5,000+ Grok Bot repos: whole teams with job titles, skills that reach your phone and iMessage, and open-source copies of Grok Bot you can host yourself 20 GitHub projects worth opening this weekend: 01 TemplatesGrokBot → a library of ready-made Grok Bot templates you search by job title. paste one into a new bot and it sets itself up: who it is, what it does, what it must never do github.com/templatesgrokbot/… 02 botdirectory.ai → a community directory of copy-paste bot prompts: email triage, daily briefings, SEO fixes, churn warnings. paste one in and it turns itself into a scheduled bot github.com/elie222/botdirect… 03 Grok Bot GTM team → 13 go-to-market bots with one job each. department heads route and gate the work, and the whole team imports with one prompt github.com/timscheuerai/grok… 04 Grok Bot Field Notes → the rules, playbooks, bot roles and failure log from three Grok Bot engineers who shipped a product in 72 hours live. drop the AGENTS.md into your repo github.com/unicodef1wn/grokb… 05 awesome-grok-bot → a bilingual map of the Grok Bot world: official docs, events, guides and community tools in one list github.com/RongleCat/awesome… 06 Grok Bot iMessage skill → lets Grok Bot read, search, triage and send your iMessages on a Mac through a local helper. experimental, and it sees your whole Messages history github.com/jeffhuber/grokbot… 07 agent-cookie-sync → gives Grok Bot the sites you're already signed into in Chrome, only the ones you pick, so its first real task doesn't hit a login wall github.com/markfulton/agent-… 08 phone-harness → lets your agent use your real phone: scroll, tap, type and read, with no jailbreak and nothing installed on the phone github.com/ShawnPana/phone-h… 09 remove-your-data → an agent skill that takes your listings off people-search sites and data brokers without paying a deletion service github.com/k7cfo/remove-your… 10 XChat Agent Skeleton → X's own starter for an encrypted X Chat bot powered by Grok and Grok Imagine. /imagine sends an image straight back into the DM github.com/xdevplatform/xcha… 11 Grok Bot Clipper → an unofficial browser extension that captures pages, screenshots and social posts and sends them to the bot you pick github.com/RongleCat/grok-bo… 12 grokbot-local-agent → hands heavy work from Grok Bot to a coding agent on its own computer, then wakes the bot with a webhook when the job is done github.com/robbin/grokbot-lo… 13 opengrok → runs other models inside Grok Bot (Claude, GLM, Qwen, Gemini) and swaps the brain mid-chat. your keys stay on your machine github.com/OnlyTerp/opengrok 14 Grok Bot Jev Router → puts a cheap decision layer in front of Grok Bot, so research, browsing and retries only run when the request needs them github.com/Bodila51/grok-bot… 15 Persona Voice → swaps the spoken voice of ChatGPT, Codex or Grok Bot for one you choose. the conversion runs locally github.com/miuuyy/persona-vo… 16 OpenMausBot → an open-source Grok Bot alternative: your own team of bots in a chat app, each with its own model, cloud computer and apps github.com/milind-soni/OpenM… 17 Rakazo → a self-hosted Grok Bot alternative on web, desktop, iPhone and Android. bring your own model and computer, or run the whole stack locally github.com/elie222/rakazo 18 Lorca → another self-hosted alternative: bots in 1:1 or group chats that hand work to each other, end-to-end encrypted, on desktop and phone github.com/egoist/lorca 19 OpenBot → a local-first desktop workspace for AI teammates: Codex, Claude Code, Grok CLI and more, each with its own workspace, queue and browser github.com/nightly-labs/open… 20 Groki Bot → an open-source desk robot you talk to through the Grok Bot app. firmware, a computer-side gateway and the Grok Bot link in one repo github.com/JosssphZhou/groki… give your first bot one job with an obvious finish line: one triaged inbox, one morning brief, one batch of drafts then check what each skill can actually touch. iMessage, browser cookies and now a card vault are full access, not a demo keep a human yes in front of anything that sends, buys or deletes. the vault makes paying easy. that's exactly why you stay in the loop before you burn a Saturday building a bot that already exists, go through these 20. a new list lands every night if you only chat with Grok Bot, you're using about 5% of it. the article below walks through the other 95% ↓
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IT IS BECOMING F*CKING SCARY A developer just pointed Claude's new Split Agent mode at his repo to see what happens when two models refuse to let each other cut corners He launched a dual terminal session at 1 AM, fed it a 9,000 line codebase overhaul, and watched the live output: * Agent #1 (Architect) maps out every dependency and writes strict unit tests for each function * Agent #2 (Builder) writes the actual code to pass those tests * If a test fails, the Architect rejects the commit in ~350ms and forces the Builder to rewrite it * The loop doesn't break until the code passes every single check with zero errors left The result from a single run: 14 closed bugs, a fully rebuilt service layer, and zero hallucinations A dev agency would bill $6,000 and two weeks of revisions for this sprint. He got it in 9 minutes The trick is the closed loop: when one model writes and the other one questions every single line, the AI physically cannot invent fake methods or skip edge cases Same kind of adversarial agent setup that keeps showing up across the entire dev timeline right now The part nobody's posting is the exact prompt structure that holds this loop together. before someone packages it into an expensive paid tool Full breakdown and setup guide in the article below
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