I’ve been trying to live solely in Grok @bot for the last two weeks. To-Dos, Reminders, Ticket Writing, and spinning up cloud agents or headless CLIs to write code. I am trying out @cursor_ai Projects now and think it’s better if some of that workflow moves over to Cursor. I wish Grok Bot could “control” a Cursor Project. It seems like Grok Bot would now be like CoWork and Cursor is Claude Code. Is that the right way to think about…
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@MatthewBerman @bot @SpaceXAI Personnal assistant - my bots are dealing with my emails and schedules, reply to important emails, remind me my priorities and help me with administrative tasks and managing my X account. That's really fun!
I run a small Grok Bot team with clear roles — ops, research, and specialist bots — with approval lines so nothing sends without me. The always-on win: my bot watches forwarded carrier/PayPay perk emails, flags deadlines, and tells me what to apply for so I stop missing cashback windows. Heavy coding goes to Codex; Grok Bot stays the coordinator.
My quality of life has improved since I handed my kids’ school logistics over to Grok Bot. Weekday morning digest with the calendar plus what actually needs me. Separate agents per kid pull grades, assignments due, and portal info, dig through school email, triage act-now vs FYI, draft replies I approve, help fill out forms, remind me about payments, flag deadlines. Mental load of two schools into one short brief. Game changer for…
Few @grok Bot use cases I've put to work recently: - Fitness Tracker: Organizes my workouts per week (step by step, like having a trainer) vs my goal (weight or body fat based) and helps me stay on track really well. - Calorie Tracker: I just take a pic and it estimates calories of what i'm eating (remains a conversation back and forth on what to eat and what not to eat). Coordinates with Fitness Tracker Bot. - Finance Tracker:…
the more I put into @bot, the more it can do the more it can do, the more I can hand it that I couldn't before dev, support, content, social, all of it lives there now my personal reminders and email too still waiting to hit the ceiling
I use @bot as an AI school desk that watches my kid’s classroom email all day, pings me only when something’s actionable (tests, forms, fundraisers, early dismissals), reminds me on PE mornings, pulls grades into a spreadsheet on weekdays, and sends a Sunday package with the week’s homework map, a one-page “mission board,” and the teacher newsletters. Quiet when there’s nothing new.