7 Grok Bot agents I use every day

Today, I'm going to talk about what everybody else is talking about these days, Grokbot. Yes, I did an episode lovingly entitled Grok Grok Grok, where I gave you my high-level overview of Grokbot, the new Grok models, and Origin, Cursors new GitHub replacement. But, today I'm going to talk specifically about Grokbot. After several weeks of working with Grokbot, I

have to tell you the truth. I have killed all my open claws and moved almost entirely to Grokbot. In this episode, I'm just going to show you a couple very practical use cases of Grokbot, why I think it's better right now than some of the open claws I was running, what is still missing, and what I can't wait for

you to try. This is going to be a totally hands-on mini episode with bot ideas you can steal. We will put the bot links and the bot templates in the show notes, and I hope this is a really specific way to get you up and running in your life a little bit better with

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