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.
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I do almost the same thing, but instead I use @obsdmd daily notes, so @bot builds out my daily note at 6am every day so it's ready when I get up and I've got the daily report on my phone. I have it check my calendar, email, projects, agents, and then it does daily research on a list of topics and summarizes them. It figures out what events and concerts and new restaurants might fit my tastes and checks my calendar to see if there's…
Finally got around setting up my Grok @bot, with a Chief of Staff (the only bot I talk to) and several bots: Inbox reads emails and forwards relevant stuff to: - Bills that track spending, upcoming dues, subscriptions - Watch that tracks tasks and watches deadlines - Events that looks for cool events in the cities I'm in - Portfolio that just gives a digest with what's up in the markets - Points that knows my credit cards, loyalty…
I created a Grok @bot to find webinars I should attend and book me onto them. A task that usually takes me 15-30 minutes each week. The bot: - Knows what my learning needs are over the next six months. - Looks through websites I've given it to see if there are any webinars that help with those. - Checks that I have space in my calendar, and then books me on using its computer. - Waits for the email to arrive with the webinar link,…
Was planning to take the boys to Oakland zoo today (we have season passes) but my homeschool @bot spotted this deal while we’re having breakfast. Now it’s on the calendar! Unprompted https://t.co/3ic11gIIr9
@benln @bot made a calendar, curating nyc events with @bot - still wip https://t.co/VHOKcrn9WH