Pull my last 30 days of bookmarks. For each one: one-line thesis, link, grade (high / medium / noise), and the mechanism I can steal ... If I cannot name the mechanism in one sentence, it is noise.
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It researched The Odyssey, planned the scenes, wrote the prompts, generated the shots with Grok Imagine, organized everything and saved it to my folder.
Give it its own email address ... I CC my @bot on emails ... put the instruction on the last line: "Book Tuesday at 3pm and get back to them."
Yesterday I gave Grok Bot access to my business email ... Within 4 hours Grok closed its first deal. A deal it 100% negotiated on its own.
I just finished going through all of my projects ... to extract all my art prompts. End Result: 13,425 prompts sorted and searchable.
Last night I did the same with Grok ... it found 50 very strong leads and drafted emails to each. Those emails need my touch in rewriting but the leads are exactly what I'm looking for.
my @bot is monitoring my instagram inbox ... it let the QA agent know inside the Ship channel ... QA immediately started testing the funnel
I stopped trying to be fast and gave the job to a worker that never sleeps ... Nine days later: 19 listings flagged, 6 bought, $680 spent, $1,610 back.
I created a team of bots and asked them to solve a complex engineering problem end to end - starting from four images as design cues ... finally manufacturing the best designs.
I did a screen recording with audio of me cleaning up my desktop ... my Chief of Staff LEARNED not just what I do but HOW and WHY I do things
i wanted something a normal person like me could open, give one real job, and improve without building the infrastructure around it.
I created a single Grok Bot - Atlas, chief of staff - and pasted one prompt. It interviewed me, wrote its own operating manual, specced four teammates, and launched them.
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