Usage is where I bleed. I put the meters on Stream Deck keys so I can see Grok Bot, Cursor, Antigravity and MiniMax without opening five tabs. Also just built a GrokBot plugin for accessing/managing them without fumbling through open windows. marketplace.elgato.com/@ever…

the /statechart skill in pstack v0.15.36 is now stable and ready for use! it's best combined with /create-formal-verification-skill to abstractly model state machines and distributed systems to find bugs. the skill contains a mini tlc compiler that parses, lowers to a small IR, and has a backend that outputs mmd syntax. if you want you can also ask your agent to create charts in whatever style you like, the skills tells it to use pele.run/ which is very themeable so you can make blueprints, hand drawn encyclopedia illustrations or whatever you like here's a chart of the /statechart skill and 2 real bugs i just found. try it out and let me know what you think!

I think the same is true of creative fields, like I see artists really worrying about AI but I wish so badly that I could sketch animation ideas and character concepts for my agent to flesh out instead of trying to find examples I don't have the language!

Today's 10 Grok Bots 1. Devin by @rblalock Lets your bots hand coding work to Devin cloud sessions and check on it, with its playbooks, knowledge and DeepWiki in reach. Your Grok Bot becomes the outer loop for Devin. x.ai/bot/uxUj0_7KnMFi7zxHr64… 2. Bookmark Librarian by @realjohnnewburg Sorts your X bookmarks into topic folders. It reads what you saved, suggests folders (keeping the ones you have) and files everything once you say yes. Finally do something with that pile of bookmarks lol x.ai/bot/qFiT0P20Y-2V-Pa7d_u… 3. Token Watcher by @R4yt3d Reads the plan your other bots are about to run, rates how much weekly usage it'll burn and sends back a leaner version. Catches the expensive run before it happens. x.ai/bot/vFhhNVfDXjQCONZ8egR… 4. Chargeback Comeback by @TheMarkGShow Watches your inbox for dispute notices, logs the real due date, matches your proof to the reason code and drafts the response packet. Small shops lose chargebacks on deadlines, not facts. This fixes that. x.ai/bot/eGAJSDnqosNcrZy-3zK… 5. Knot by @lazyclaude Social listening across X, Hacker News, GitHub and more for the accounts, products or keywords you pick, all mapped into a knowledge graph. You see how the mentions connect, not just a list of them. x.ai/bot/ow7x9X-1IdLpQuC0-fa… 6. Inbox-to-Calendar Catcher by @louise19plowman Finds appointments, reservations, deliveries and flights in your email and drafts calendar events. Reply "add all" and they're on. Nothing lands on your calendar without your OK. x.ai/bot/ZzvR1QB_S5CLJhPQRct… 7. Doc Merger by @BrianRoemmele Turns a scattered pile of docs into one master file (PDF, HTML, Word and TXT) with a table of contents, and checks that every file made it in. Great for books, archives and knowledge bases. x.ai/bot/tMEJdHdRUQHgQMOOy-x… 8. Bot Pre-Check by @Yoda4ever Describe the bot you want to build and it tells you if one already exists, partly exists or nothing like it is out there yet. Check before you spend an evening building a duplicate. x.ai/bot/ZkuX8Jr5oU7xZ8c_HpZ… 9. Vampbot by @StarkDegenz Watches new Grok Bot templates and public agent skills and tells you which ones could make the bots you already run better. Upgrades come to you instead of you digging for them. x.ai/bot/rBr1cSxaPWjsmaVn1WO… 10. Usage Page by @edwintann Builds a quick Page with how much of your weekly limit you've used, whether you're on pace, which bots and routines used the most and how to use less. If you run a bunch of bots, you want this one. x.ai/bot/qziHEo8Le3T27SQ7Zp6…

Every Claude Code session my bots spin up on my Mac runs in autonomous mode now. No permission prompts. Five things still need my yes: merge, publish, send, spend, delete. Research, drafts, fixes, branches and PRs it just does. I can undo all of that, so asking me first was only slowing it down.

Normal gym goers really have ZERO clue the resistance revolution that is happening in the gym equipment space. There's currently, not 10 years from now, but today, a digital machine that's the size of a shoe, weighs 13lbs, and can produce 500lbs resistance. There are machines in the works that will soon be able to do 2x that and you can adjust EVERY single part of the resistance curve. The craziest thing is the fastest advancements are coming from home gym hackers who want better equipment. Incredible!

this is why we just banned comments in our codebase. agents love justifying their lazy hacks with comments, and before you know it the hack spreads everywhere

?????? I have opinions, but what do you guys think?

All employees come in 5 levels, choose wisely: Level 1 - tells you there's a problem Level 2 - tells you there's a problem and what caused it Level 3 - tells you there's a problem, what caused it, and options to fix it Level 4 - tells you there's a problem, what caused it, options to fix it, and which one they'd pick Level 5 - tells you there was a problem, what caused it, how they fixed it, and future proof’d it

one link and the bot starts building your email campaign. @nitrosendx this is worth testing.

I've just finished filming the most ambitious course of my career. It starts November 9th, and runs for 2 weeks. It's everything you need to build your company's software factory. Everyone's talking about how to go FASTER with agents. That's really, really easy. Loops, YOLO mode, dark factory. That's a recipe for a slop cannon. No serious organisation is going to trust a factory like that. So, you need to slow down to speed up. What's the first pedal your driving instructor showed you? Not the accelerator. Once you put the brakes on your agent - to constrain it and increase its output quality - you can start to trust it. The best brakes? Good ol' software fundamentals. Here's what we cover: - Automated Review - Codebase Design - DDD & Ubiquitous Language - Mutation Testing - Feedback Loops From there, the course accelerates. We show you a working factory and build your system design skills. We even plan your infra with you. You'll walk out with a software factory spec, ready to hand to an agent. And you won't be learning alone. You'll have a massive community with you, learning along. We actually opened sales on Monday. It's already on track to be BY FAR the biggest course of my career. Want to join in? Here's the link below: aihero.dev/s/wS5YtK

You could repost 100 times this week and barely grow your X account. Meanwhile, someone quote reposts ONE post with a strong take and gets thousands of impressions. That’s not necessarily luck. X’s open-source algorithm reveals why these two actions are treated differently. Here’s what the code reveals and how I’d use reposts strategically. 1. Reposts and quote posts aren’t the same thing. X’s published For You ranking weights: • Repost: 1.0 • Quote post: 5.0 • Reply: 5.0 • Follow: 4.0 • Like: 0.66 • DM share: 5.0 • Copy-link share: 20.0 But here’s the important distinction: These weights multiply predicted engagement probabilities. They DON’T mean a quote post automatically gets 5x the reach of a repost. 2. X actually discounts reposted content. This surprised me. The published algorithm includes: • Out-of-network repost filtering • A ranking discount for reposts from followed accounts • Duplicate repost filtering • Author diversity adjustments In other words, repeatedly sharing content isn’t a guaranteed way to get distribution. 3. Quote reposts give you an opportunity to build authority. Instead of simply sharing something, add an original perspective. Example: Someone posts: “Publishing more content is the fastest way to grow SEO traffic.” Bad quote: “100% agree.” Better quote: “I’d check Google Search Console first. Find queries ranking 5–20 with strong impressions, improve the pages already ranking, and strengthen internal links. Publishing more isn’t always the answer.” Now you’ve added something worth reading. And potentially discussing. 4. Repost content that attracts YOUR audience. If you’re building an SEO account, I’d focus on: • Interesting SEO experiments • Google algorithm changes • Niche site case studies • Original traffic data • Useful SEO tools and workflows Your reposts should reinforce what people follow you for. Not turn your timeline into a random collection of viral content. 5. Repost your OWN content strategically. X explicitly allows reposting older posts. I’d revisit: → Evergreen tutorials → Useful frameworks → Original research → Posts relevant to new developments But don’t repeatedly recycle the same thing. The algorithm also filters duplicate and previously seen content. 6. Here’s the experiment I’d run for 30 days. Every day: → Publish 1 original post → Quote repost 1 relevant post with a useful insight → Repost exceptional content your audience would appreciate → Reply to people who engage with your quote posts → Track profile visits, follows and meaningful engagement This is an experiment, not a magic posting formula. The takeaway? Stop treating the repost button like a growth strategy. Use reposts to curate. Use quote posts to contribute. Use original posts to establish expertise. If someone can read your quote post and learn something from YOU, you’re doing it right. Do you mostly repost content or quote repost it with your own take? Source: github.com/xai-org/x-algorit…

very weird thing happening rn technical people are sad, they think their skills are now useless non-technical people are desperately wishing they were more technical so they could use agents better

Grok Bot: agent-browser worked really well on my computer Thanks @bot. You also work really well on my computer/phone

"Hunger beats tenure." Great write-up by Felix on why his team at Anthropic dropped coding interviews: newer engineers are flying past stronger, more tenured coders. Execution isn't expensive anymore. Inside a company, the signal is picking an idea that moves the business and prototyping it. Outside, it's a portfolio of small prototypes. Both should show off your taste and judgment. Claude Code Desktop started as a weekend prototype by two newer engineers.

Day 29/ You can now control your whole fleet through a single MCP server in T3 Code. Here's me spinning up 8 threads on different machines via Grok Bot.

It sounds like every 3rd tweet here is a fan boy of Grok @Bot but let me tell you - this is not just hype It’s like iPhone moment for personal agents Using Bot is easily the most fun I’ve had while also extending my leverage to 10x in a week Imagine having a world-class personal secretary (powered by the smartest brains aka models and most importantly by the strongest coding professionals)

Extremely bullish on generative UI. Right now software is mostly organized around features, but generative UI would let you organize around intents. If you're experimenting in this space pls reach out! Here's a flow we're testing out

Grok Bot is the second best option after paying for api calls for getting X data It’s included in your sub and you get 30 calls (up to 750 replies) a minute, 1k a day. For the quick scrape that doesn’t require lots of data, I usually use claude/codex in-browser. I used a combo of this for lifechanging.emilylai.com

Today's 10 Grok Bots 1. tibot by @poteto Watches X for posts about you or any topic you pick, even when nobody tags you, and sends a short sorted digest daily or hourly. Know what people are saying without living in your notifications. x.ai/bot/xZ4wRvomWqzCXnyYFr7… 2. VeilBreaker Guard & Watch by @PixelRainbowNFT Screens every web page, email, file and tool output your bot reads and flags hidden instructions before it acts on them. If your bot reads anything from the outside, this is cheap insurance. x.ai/bot/DMifb6iyC03g6HvPNrk… 3. BotDuplicator by @CarolinaDill When a bot gets slow because its chat is too long, it makes a fresh copy with memory, files and routines intact. Routines start paused so nothing runs twice. Long-running bots finally get a clean restart. x.ai/bot/TzI3_5aRH-HG7T2RlSQ… 4. Product Ad Studio by @yonatan_langer One product photo in, a week of ads out: lifestyle shots, vertical videos with sound and captions for each platform. New variations every Monday. Solid for small brands with no design budget. x.ai/bot/G3HhJJ0FwQ8AkL5f1dK… 5. Swarm by @joshdbirdwell Deep research on one topic from a bunch of angles. It checks every source and hands back a cited report with the conclusion up top. Research you can actually trust and skim. x.ai/bot/b6mUEkSKsWyhe_ITaKW… 6. AI Company & API X Scout by @12birb Scouts X for new AI startups, agents, agentic IDEs and APIs from accounts under about 1,000 followers, and sends a fresh list on weekdays. Find the good stuff before everyone else does. x.ai/bot/nxZbi14STFr9w4KmXbA… 7. Call Minutes Maker by @EriAIDesign When a voice call ends, even if it drops, it sends the transcript plus key points, decisions and action items to your chat. No more taking notes on calls. x.ai/bot/wvj9yJwiPaBRTakGeZQ… 8. Stream Producer by @beastnug8 Keeps your stream schedule straight and drafts titles, descriptions and go-live posts before every stream, then hands off to a clip bot afterward. Streamers, this is the boring prep done for you. x.ai/bot/1UoI8T0BsDEbcs6MNmK… 9. Hrrrr: File Agent by @ralphbibera Converts and merges PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and CSV files, renames and sorts them, and handles the rest of your office paperwork from chat. All the annoying file chores in one place. x.ai/bot/pBoLReeAAO4zd7rcyVN… 10. Move Ready by @draftandfocus Keeps a dated photo record of your rental from move-in to move-out, and it reads your lease too. That record is what gets your deposit back. x.ai/bot/VwU2QpMdkEMR1zQ8gNI…

Best habit I picked up with agents is voice. I call a bot and just talk through what I want. After the call, the drafts, lists, links and commands land in chat, so I can read them back and nothing gets lost. Typing a long prompt feels slow now.