@grokbot is getting more useful by the day... For example, I just had it scan my email for anything that looks like a bill. Then I gave it a CSV from my bank account and credit…
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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:…
1. Emails. It monitors my personal and work inboxes, as well as inbound for Copper Review, and tells me when there's anything worth looking at 2. Parts tracker. It has access to my Taobao, DigiKey, etc, and can reorder parts and track them. It also maintains a Google sheet of my expenses here. 3. Research for my gf. She has a Claude sub but Claude can't send emails. My grok bot has an email address, so she emails it to ask for research…
Doubling down on Grok @bot for Two Peas Abroad. Configured so far: • Email drafts to all brand sponsors + traveler questions reaching out (Not 100% perfect + I don't trust it to send any yet) • Article idea and outline generation (Works great since I gave it access to visitor's search queries on our website) • Custom itinerary reviews (Reviews questionnaires customers complete for custom itineraries + helps draft rough route…
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…