We have some breaking news in the world

of AI agents. Cursor just released a new

product called Grokbot, and it's aimed

directly at Claude Co-work and GPT work.

It's a new agent platform that feels

like you're messaging a team of AI

agents, and it lets you connect these

agents to all of your different tools,

and it even lets you fully control a

working computer in the cloud. They

released a new web app and a mobile app,

and right now we're about to go through

every single feature in Grokbot, and

I'll share what I like and what I don't

like, and most importantly, what this

means for using agents in your business.

[music] Let's dive in. Okay, so here we

are in the brand new desktop app called

Grokbot, and this is a new platform

released by Cursor, which was acquired

by SpaceX, and Elon Musk decided that

this platform would be called Grokbot.

Not only did they release a brand new

desktop app that allows me to create a

team of agents. a content agent, a chief

of staff agent, a Grokbot agent, and my

developer agent. It also has an iOS app.

All of these are fully in sync. Whenever

I message here stays in sync on the iOS

app, and the iOS app is also called

Grokbot. And one of the first things you

may notice here is that my chief of

staff agent was actually having a

conversation with my content agent. I

can click on this right here, and I can

actually see the full conversation

between the two agents, but I don't want

to get a two ahead of myself. We'll get

here in just a second. Let's start from

the beginning because I want to cover

all of the different features that this

new Grokbot platform has. Okay, so the

first thing that you can do is you can

hit this plus sign, and we can actually

create a new bot. And so when you create

a new bot, it has like a really fun

little animation here. I'll make it a

little bit bigger, and this agent

basically gets created. And then it asks

me, "What do you mainly want me around

for?" Let's just call this guy email and

calendar manager. I also want you

connected to my Slack so you can read

that as well as Linear. And now the

agent says, "On it. I'm pulling up Slack

and Linear." And so now I can actually

just add the Linear plugin. So I can

authorize the Linear plugin just by

clicking this right here and I can

approve it on Linear. And now I can just

hit continue to sign in to my account.

Okay. Now Linear has been added. And so

I can just add plugins through

conversations. And then anytime you add

a plugin, it automatically message the

agent and it just says Linear's

connected. And then it says, "Slack

still needs to sign in." Okay, we'll

authorize Slack and I'll add it to my

agent native account here. And now it

says authorization complete. Now we can

go back to Crock-Bot and it sees that

it's connected. And now what I can do is

yeah, I say like yeah, at 9:00 a.m. give

me morning digest Linear

Slack email

plus calendar and put the main calendar

items first, then sponsorship

emails. And so you can just kind of

create these agents, use conversations

to connect all of your tools, and it can

kind of just do things for you in the

cloud. And then when you ask your agent

to create the automation, it'll actually

show up here as a routine. So you have

your chat and then you have your

routines. And you can see this little

side panel by clicking this button.

And when you click this button, you can

see settings.

You can see the computer, which we'll

get to in just a second. And then you

can also see the routines right here.

Okay. So before we dive into the

computer, I do want to talk about

naming. So, if I click on this, up here

we have name. We'll just call this guy

EA.

A little executive assistant. And I'll

just say executive

assistant in this title section watch

here. If I click off, here a little

executive assistant tag pops up here.

And manages Riley's email and calendar,

inbox triage, replying meeting prep,

focus on sponsorship

stuff in his email,

etc.

And yeah, so we just created an EA

agent. Okay, so now let's go to our iOS

app. You'll notice here that the EA

agent is already alive and well, and

these are perfectly in sync. So, let's

send a message over iMessage. Hey buddy,

I need you to take another close look at

the emails. Um can you please just give

me a little summary of the support

tickets? I I I just want to go through

those for Vibe Code and Chorus. So, I

can fire that prompt in.

And you'll notice here, I love the

little animations like this little

triangle guy, but you'll notice that

they're in perfect sync

both the iOS app and the desktop app.

Okay, so now let's go over to my content

agent. And as you can see here, this

agent is actually scraping uh Instagram

posts. Right now it's scraping mine, and

you can see that it's actually scraped

the full transcript of all of my videos.

And that's thanks to my favorite skill,

which is my scrape creator skill, which

is awesome. So, earlier I showed you

that you could connect like Slack or

Linear or email just by conversating

with your agent, but you can also do

that by clicking on this plugins tab.

And so here we can see all of these

different plugins that you can add

directly into your GrokBot agents. And

there's so many plugins here, and it's

very similar to Codex and Cloud Code.

Here you can see that there's like a

Remotion plugin. We could also, let's

see, like if I wanted to do trading or

crypto stuff, you can add like Revolut.

Um obviously I've already added Vercel,

so this allows me to host any app that I

create or I think I could do Cloudflare

as well. And just like the original

Codex, there's kind of this distinction

between skills and plugins. So, all of

the plugins that you add here, you can

at message them. So, I just added this

Revel plugin um and I do see that

there's an error on this one, but like I

could add mention Gmail

and I could get it to control my email

just like that. But if you add a skill,

it's actually this slash button just

like Codex. And I could say something

like, this is how I get to my scrape

creators skill, which allows me to

scrape from any social media. Okay, so I

think it's important to mention that

every single agent has its own

description. And you can think of the

description at like the name, the title,

and the description. All of this is kind

of like your custom agent prompt. You

can add give it its own like personality

and basically whatever you put here,

this agent will read every time it runs.

So that when this agent runs, it kind of

does and acts like whatever you put here

in the description. And so that's why

these are kind of different. The content

agent has its own description which

describes why it's more like a content

agent. And then my developer agent is

like, you build apps.

And that is what makes these different.

Now, it's important to realize what all

of these agents have in common.

All of these agents share the same

plugins. When you add a plugin to one of

your agents here, all of your agents get

those plugins. The same exact thing

happens with skills. When you add a

skill to one of your agents,

uh all of your agents will get that same

skill. It's stored in the same place.

However, you could put in the

description of your developer agent that

you commonly use these skills, you use

these skills in a certain way. That's

kind of what separates them. But at the

end of the day, they all share the same

plugins and skills.

Okay, so we've talked about plugins and

we also talked about skills. Now, I want

to talk about the computer that comes

with every agent. This right here is a

full-on computer running in the cloud.

And you'll notice here, we can click

open, and then we can just kind of

control it like you we would a computer,

right? We can open up Chrome here, and I

can literally control this, you know,

like it's a computer. And so we can go

to espn.com. It has internet access. We

are remotely controlling a computer.

But me using this computer, that's not

super high definition, is not the main

point of this. The point is that this is

a computer for your agent to use. For

instance, we're in our developer agent,

please build a cool landing page for

Grokbot,

the app I'm controlling now. Make a

prototype

and run it in your computer. And so what

I'm going to do is I'm going to take a

screenshot, so I can just take a

screenshot of the screen here, can copy

this, and I can just paste it in. Make

it look like this. And so I can just

fire in this prompt, and the developer

agent, right? Mind you, this developer

agent is the agent that builds apps, and

it has full control over this computer.

So it can build the app and then run it

on this cloud computer. And keep in mind

that if we go to the iOS app, and

remember, we can go to the home screen,

we can open up GrokBot, and here we can

see that the developer agent is working

on it. And if I click on the computer, I

can actually see and fully control the

computer from my phone as well, which is

pretty mind-blowing. Look at this. It

even screenshots it as it gets created.

So, look at this. It says GrokBot

landing page is live on my computer at

3001.

And so, it took a screenshot of it, but

I can actually just open up the computer

here. And if I go into the browser and

we open up localhost 3001,

here it is running locally on this cloud

computer.

And it is a little slow,

but look, we have GrokBot running on our

computer, which is pretty cool. Okay, so

that is the computer feature. Now, let's

have these agents talk to each other.

So, this is my developer agent, and what

I want to do in my my content creator

agent, uh he's been scraping my um

content recently. And so, I want to

build a new app that would be good for

my audience based on my content. So, I'm

going to have the developer agent talk

to the content agent. And remember, I

can do this directly from my phone as

well. So, I can go to my developer agent

and and I can create a voice message.

Hey buddy, I need you to talk to the

content creator agent. I need you to ask

him about all the transcripts for Riley

Brown, um that it's pulled, like my

content on Instagram. And then I want

you to take the transcripts and discuss

it a little bit with the content agent

and come up with an app idea that I

should make. And then I want you to make

that uh app. Um make it an iOS app. And

so, we just fired off this prompt here.

The the developer agent. And now the

developer agent's going to think. And

now it's going to go ping the content

creator agent. And here it shows

messaged content agent. I asked the

content agent for the transcript dump

themes. I'll come back with an app idea

once they reply then start the iOS

build. So my developer agent is talking

to my content agent and this is just the

iOS view. Let's go over to the actual

app here and I can see that they've

messaged each other and you can actually

like there's like these like meta

conversations and so here the content

agent messaged me and said the developer

pinged me for a content brief to pick an

app idea. I sent three apps. So they're

like messaging me and then also

messaging each other at the same time.

So I can click on this right here and I

can actually just see their full

conversation.

So hey Riley asked me developer to work

with you on this and then I can see the

content agent

response here. Thanks. This is exactly

what I needed and now they're working

together. They're talking about the

pitch. They're literally just having a

conversation with each other which is

just mind-blowing. And one thing you'll

notice that well while they're still

working they're moving. So they're very

static when they're not moving and

you'll notice they animate on the side

panel when they're working even if you

collapse it which I kind of like this

collapsed view right here and you can

kind of hover over them to see who they

are and you can message it while they're

working as well. Update

question mark.

And here you go. Look, it's building

this iOS app

and this is really cool and it's

literally building this iOS app. This is

the app that it's creating. Can you run

this with at Revel? This is like a

little iOS simulator that lets me run it

in the web which is pretty cool. Okay,

so here they've gone through the full

process and they created this iOS app

and then it deployed it on this app

called Revel. And so if I click on this

link it'll take me to the app running in

the cloud. So the app is loading up. I

believe this is an Android app actually.

It's taking a second.

And here we go. So we have this app

called Action Pad, and I can use it

in the cloud. So, this is an Android app

that I created on Grokbot, which is

pretty cool. Okay, so now I want to do

something that I have not seen so far in

Claude or Codex or any other major agent

platform yet, and that is creating

triggers for automations. So, if you

come here um in developer, right? You

can create a routine by saying like,

"Every morning at 9:00 a.m. I want you

to message an app idea right here." And

by talking to the agent, I can create a

routine. And when the agent creates a

routine, it'll show up here on the side.

And remember, by default, this will be

closed when it's open, and then I click

on this right here. Here is morning app

idea. The agent just created it and

added it right [clears throat] here. And

this is like a time-based routine or

automation. But you can actually create

an automation on a trigger. And you can

do this by pressing this plus sign right

here, and you can see when to run uh and

we can add a trigger. So, let's say we

wanted an agent to run

uh every time that there was a Slack

message in a certain channel. So, we can

go to Slack. Let's go to Slack, and um

let's go into the short-form channel.

So, short-form-videos.

All you have to do is type in short-form

-videos any text, and I can add

instructions. I can say, "Please

summarize uh message sent here. This is

an important channel. Any

links should be included as well." So, I

just want to show you that you can

create, and so we can say um short-form

monitor. And I could ask the agent to

set this up for me. I'm just doing it

like this, and now we've created this

right here. So, now we have short-form

monitor.

And so, now if I were to go into Slack,

and I would say, "Hey, I have an idea

for a short-form video about Grok Bot."

And this should automatically trigger

this agent. So, I'll wait here until it

starts working. And you'll notice here,

it is starting to load, and the agent is

moving around, which means it's doing

something. So, you can tell which

routine is working because of this like

little spinny circle, and it should get

back to me with my latest response about

the short-form monitor post in the

short-form channel in Slack. And there

you go. It said, "Short-form videos, you

posted idea for short-form about Grok

Bot." And then here it has some like

recent messages that I posted in the

channel. But the point I'm trying to

make here is yes, you can create

automations at specific times, but you

can also set triggers. And I do notice

that there isn't a ton of triggers. The

trigger apps that you can use is a Slack

message, a Git event, a Teams message, a

Linear issue, a Sentry alert, and a

PagerDuty incident. I think that they're

going to add more. I think that they're

going to add emails and many more in the

near future. And so, this is kind of

like Zapier. You can set any trigger.

When something happens, an agent will

take care of it. So, we've covered a lot

today. You can create agents. They can

communicate with each other. You have

your chats. You have a computer where

each agent has You have routines that

you can set up. You can add plugins and

skills. This seems to be their super

app. So, their AI agent platform, and

and it's for knowledge work. However,

there are some things that they don't

have yet that I do believe that they're

going to have in the near future, and I

want to go over those right now. One

thing that you cannot do with Grok Bot

is you can't add this developer bot or

any of these bots into Slack and message

it like a bot. However, I guarantee you

they're going to add it very soon,

because if you go to Slack right here,

you can actually add cursor as a bot to

your channel, and it's really good. Like

you can just message the cursor bot. It

has this like little animation, and I

guarantee you you're going to be able to

do this with Grokbot, because remember,

this is the next cursor app that they

released. They're just calling it

Grokbot, because SpaceX bought it for

$60 billion. One other thing, if you

press command K, it opens up this like

little menu thing,

and you can go through all your agents

here, and you can very easily find like

settings.

Um I could type in my content agent and

very easily switch. Um and then we see

all the messages. I can search through

all the different messages, all the

agents. I can filter through groups, and

then there's also files. These don't

work yet. So, if you ask your agent to

create files, I haven't gotten it to be

able to show up here yet, and so I think

they're going to add that in the very

near future. Um and here we have

routines. You can see all of your

routines, and here you can see all of

the links that were shared between

agents, or that that the agents shared

in the chat. So, I can open up all of

the recent links. So, this is a pretty

cool way to navigate. But maybe the

coolest feature of all that's coming

very soon is groups. And so, you could

see here, you can actually create a

group chat

with multiple agents. I can tell they're

about to add it. They left a bunch of

clues. If you ask any of the Grokbot

agents, if you say, "Are you able to

create group chats in Grokbot?" It says,

"I can talk in a group chat if I'm

already a member, and I can spin up new

group chat, or I can spin up new agents,

but I don't have a way to create a new

Grok

uh Grokbot group myself." But like they

literally added this group tab, so we're

going going able to create group chats

with these different agents. Now, I have

no idea how useful that's going to be,

but it sounds really fun. And this app

kind of reminds me of like a cloud buzz.

For those of you who saw the buzz video

created by Jack Dorsey, he created a new

Slack competitor/open-source

version of Slack where you can add all

of your own agents. This is kind of like

an easier app to use, except all of it

is done in the cloud and each of these

agents come with this little cloud

computer and it feels like a new way to

kind of collaborate with a bunch of

different agents and I think it's going

to get way cooler when they add more

agents. I'll make a lot more videos on

this tool very soon because I know that

they're going to add a ton of new

features. And thank you guys so much for

watching. Please hit subscribe. Please

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Anyway, I'll see you guys later. Peace.