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In this video, I'm going to walk you

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through eight of the best use cases for

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the brand new Grokbot. Grokbot is

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literally the easiest to use AI agent

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platform that lets you create open claw

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and Hermes like agents in one click. It

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can see what you're working on, has

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access to its very own desktop, and can

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even take actions inside the tools you

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use every day. So, we're going to break

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everything down and cover use cases that

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range from giving you a morning briefing

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to building trading bots, prospecting

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agents, creating and publishing content

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and websites to even teaching Grokbot

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the clicks you make on your computer so

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we can remember how you work and then

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even run it automatically without you

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having to do it ever again. And the

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cherry on top is you can even kick off a

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job from your computer and then finish

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it from your phone. This is quite

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literally changing how we do real office

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work, especially the stuff that eats

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your Tuesday afternoon. So, let's dive

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in.

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So, first, I actually want to cover why

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this is useful and who it's really for.

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All right? Because there's a few little

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things if you understand initially,

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it'll make using the software way

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easier. All right? So, first of all, you

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can see

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this is basically a very easy-to-use AI

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teammate with its own cloud computer.

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And that is super important and I'll

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tell you why as we keep going. But, why

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it becomes so easy to use is because it

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has one-click connections to your Slack,

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email, GitHub, etc. So, if I open up my

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Grokbot, you can see right here if I hit

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plugins, you can just one-click add any

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app you want. All right? And I'll show

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you some hacks on what we have to do for

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there. But, the cool part about this is

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it literally stays signed in into your

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applications, and if it needs things

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about logins, etc., it will only ping

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you then. And, you know, as you keep

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using it, it will learn from your

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workflows and your voice and then will

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do that over time. So, this is one of

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the developers of Grokbot and he has

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given us a lot of different tips. We'll

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go over this in a bit. But, right now,

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what I want to tell you is the way this

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whole application is architected is that

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you need to make lots of bots. So, one

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bot per responsibility. So, if I go back

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to my GrokBot, you'll see how I have one

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bot that uploads things to YouTube, one

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that's the chief of staff, so it can

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control other agents, which is kind of

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cool. One of them does research, one of

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them just makes carousels, etc. But,

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what makes this really cool is that Grok

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is one model that can actually already

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make images and videos, and it's super

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fast, and that's what it's built on,

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right? So, it's built essentially for

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creators, or founders, or people with

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small teams who don't want to have the

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hassle of actually learning Hermes

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agents, or Open Claw, or what a VPS is,

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and just want their work done, right?

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So, this is built for specifically them.

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And that's why they actually built in a

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computer for your GrokBot. So, for

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example, this is one of my agents, and

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right here, on the right-hand side, if I

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just hit open, you can see this is the

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agent's computer. So, you can open up

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Google Chrome right here,

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uh and then you can log in to whatever

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application you need, whether it'd be

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like something like Instagram, um etc.

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Anything you need is right there. So, it

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has its own computer, and

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you can also teach it a task by

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recording your computer and logging in,

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okay? So, I'll cover that in a bit, but

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right now, I just wanted you to

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understand who this is for, and why

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GrokBot was made in the first place.

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So, the first things first, if you want

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to set it up and try this, this is where

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you want to get it. You go to x.ai/bot,

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and then you can try it for free. But,

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if you're using this a lot, this is what

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happens, okay? And I'll show you a quick

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little hack. So, the first tier for

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Cursor Ultra is $200 a month, which is a

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lot. But, if you don't want to use it

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that way, what you can do is right here,

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you can get Super Grok and you can see

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Super Grok starts from $30 a month and

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you can get it a lot cheaper and then

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scale up as you need. All right? So you

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can get whatever you need and you can

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use this subscription to actually get

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Grok Bot included.

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I don't know why their pricing is

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incredibly confusing, but I just wanted

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to make sure that if you guys are using

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this and getting some value out of it,

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there is an easier way where you can get

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Super Grok and you get access to Grok

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Bot and actually like in your X account,

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you can get access to

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uh

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you can get access to like the blue

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check mark all with one subscription,

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okay? So make sure you use that, but the

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first thing you want to do is make sure

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you can try it out for free

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but download this for Mac OS X or

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whatever you need to, all right? Okay.

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So after you download it, it'll just

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make you make your first bot and that is

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super simple. So after you get in,

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you're going to see a blank screen like

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this and that's all you need to start

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getting into use case number one.

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So for use case number one, what I want

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to show you and it's really important to

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understand is how these plugins work. So

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if I hit plugins right now, it's very

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easy to add a new plugin. So if I just

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hit add right here to my Gmail, it gets

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added. Then you have to go to yours and

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then hit authenticate and then you have

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to make sure that you select

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your Gmail account and then you can

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actually use that, all right? Because

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I've seen a lot of people just get

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tripped up by hitting this and then

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don't know where to go. Okay. The second

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thing, this one is the hack which is

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very important, is

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yes, there is a lot of applications

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here, but it may not have all the

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applications that you use, all right? So

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for example, let's say I want to connect

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to my YouTube and get my data every day

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and seeing which of my shorts or videos

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are performing in a good way, right? But

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the thing is, there is no YouTube

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connector, right? So, what I do is use

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this thing called Composio. And if you

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look up Composio, Composio is actually

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free. I don't know how it's free, but

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here, in Composio, if you sign up for

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Composio and then hit connect apps, you

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can see they have a lot more

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applications that you can connect to.

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So, right here, you just all you have to

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do is just connect YouTube right here.

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And then, okay. Then what I can do is

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let's say I go to this bot, or let me

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actually make a new bot. Let's say

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YouTube test. And that's how you first

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you want to make a new bot. And it say,

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"Can you give me stats for my YouTube

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video?" And hit enter. See, now it can

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say YouTube's already linked, pulling

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your video stats. But it didn't have the

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YouTube app, it's pulling through

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Composio. So, that's one hack I wanted

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to show you so you don't get flustered

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by

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if there's not as many applications

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there. Okay. And you can see, right

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here,

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it has my channel stats. It knows I have

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4.9 million views, this many videos, and

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these are my top best performing videos.

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Okay? So, now we can pull my YouTube

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stats really easily. Okay, this is

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really cool. Now, what I will want to do

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is show you how to actually put this in

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practice. So, let me show you how we can

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build a morning briefing so we can get

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that every morning. It would be a live

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briefing based on everything it sees in

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a bunch of our applications, right?

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Next one I'm going to show you is for

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the morning briefing. Let's say we need

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a couple different things, right? So,

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let's create a new agent, and let's call

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him actually let's call him chief of

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staff. Okay. So, I'm just going to be

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calling this chief of staff. And one

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small thing is if it's like starting up

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or working, it's going to be a little

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animated. But now I can you can actually

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make other

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bots right from this chat. So, you can

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see something like, "Hey,

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uh I want you to create another agent

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for giving me morning briefings.

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Ideally, what I want is you to read my

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email and then for each email, just give

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it a grade from A to F in terms of

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importance.

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And also, I want you to connect to my

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Slack. I don't have it connected yet.

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So, connect to my Slack here

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and uh I want you to also tell me what

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my teammates are asking for. Okay? Oh,

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one more other thing is I want you to

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every day

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send this to me at, let's say, 8:00 a.m.

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And also,

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every day search if there is new AI

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releases that I should be making YouTube

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videos on or I should be covering, all

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right? Awesome. So, you can see you can

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do that, by the way. If you wanted to

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use voice, they have this right here as

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well. Um and a cool little thing I also

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want to show you, if you actually go to

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the Grokbot application, uh let me

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record my screen. So, you you will see,

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basically, it's essentially synced one

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to one. And I actually really love that

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it's synced one to one because now, if,

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let's say, even from my

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phone right here, I can authorize. You

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can see I can authorize it here

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and I can connect to my Slack account.

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I'll probably hide this. Okay. You see?

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Now, it's authorized to my Slack

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account. Okay. So, we added Slack. Now,

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it says tap Slack to connect this. Cool.

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This is done. And right here, you can

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see there's a morning briefing agent,

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all right? So, if I click this morning

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briefing agent, you can see weekday

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mornings is set and it's going to do all

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of this stuff. I'm going to show you

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something

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you should know as well.

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So, this right here, when I click the

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settings on the top right, you can see

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there's a routine that got created,

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right? And a routine is just one task

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that just happens over over over and

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over in a time basis. So, if I click it,

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you can see it literally will

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it has made a prompt for what it wants

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to do and then it should give me one.

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So, let's test a to

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Hey, can you Can you give me a morning

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briefing for today? Okay, I'll let it

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work in the background. And what I

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really love about Grok is how fast it

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is, right? It's not as slow as the other

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models, and that's why I really enjoy

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using it. But, one thing I want to show

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you about the routines is right here.

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You can also there's a when to run,

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right?

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And this is on a time schedule, but you

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can always add other schedules where

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let's say someone sends you a Slack

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message, you can kick off a task with

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Grokbot, if there's a ticket created or

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a bunch of other things. So, this thing

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I think is still being worked on as we

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go, but I think Slack messages messages

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as a trigger is pretty cool. So, if I

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let's say

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find cool things.

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Let's say if I find a cool reel and I

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share it to my Slack, I can get an agent

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to essentially take that and then make

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it like how I would like it, right? So,

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those are some cool event-based triggers

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as well, but right now let's only use

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the time-based triggers because it's so

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easy to do. So, let me finish.

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Let me see how this works. Okay. So, so

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I may cover some of the stuff up, but

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you can see right here.

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You can see right here some email

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I'm buying a bunch of st-

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stuff and it's pointing things at fraud

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as what I need to be paying attention

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to. I gave my accountant some access and

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it's giving me a bunch of things that

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may that I may need to be

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that I need may need to respond to. And

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even in from my Slack, it's telling me

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like, "Hey, my

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my teammate is going to be out for a

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couple days." It's kind of cool. I love

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that I have one place that I can

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actually ask and get things done really

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quickly. It's as easy as that to make

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the morning briefing, and you're going

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to be getting a text on your phone every

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weekday at 8:00 a.m. from Grokbot. And

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And if you wanted even an email or

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something like that, you could just be

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like, "Hey, can you also send me an

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email so every morning send me a text

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and an email digest as well. So, if you

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like checking your email, you can do

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that. And anything else, if you want to

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connect it to other apps, it's really

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simple and you want to massage this to

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the way you want it by just talking to

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it, right? It's that easy to make a

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morning briefing and you don't have to

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mess with any other little things. And

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if you actually wanted to respond to

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these emails, because Rockbot has access

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to your email, you could just speak to

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it like, "Hey, tell this person this,

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etc." and send it out. It should be able

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to do it just like that.

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Okay, so the next thing I want to show

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you is making sure you actually have a

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way to track what your AIs are doing

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over time, right? And the way we do that

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is we build an AI project manager. So,

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what I like using is this thing called

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ClickUp. So, I'm going to ask it to

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authorize with ClickUp really quickly.

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Hey, I want you to authorize me with

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ClickUp and then set up a new space

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where I want to see where the agents are

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working on so I can track all the tasks

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that I'm giving you, okay? Essentially,

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I want to

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have another channel.

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Uh make another bot and this bot

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shouldn't really respond to me. Uh

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this is where I may find some random

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inspiration and all this stuff. I just

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want to dump it in there so I have a

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capture channel so I can dump all my

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thoughts there or find things that I may

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find cool. And then if I ask you about

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it, I want you to save it somewhere,

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maybe in ClickUp, and have inspiration.

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But right now, authorize me with

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ClickUp, create a new space, and then

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show me the board of things that you've

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done. I want to see some tasks actually

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organized. Okay, and you see it's just

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as easy as talking to this. I love how

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easy this is. So, you can see it's

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authorizing with my ClickUp. And ClickUp

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also, you can sign up for free. There's

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a easy way to do it and this is the task

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manager of my choice that I like using.

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So, I highly recommend you try it out as

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well. So, you just have to connect your

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workspace and then I'll show you what

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it's like. Normally, nobody like people

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no person actually likes moving around

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tasks in a board, right? So, I want to

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get my agents to do it. For example,

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before GrokBot was a thing, you see this

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is how I manage what my agents are

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doing. So, there is a task board like

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this and you can see there's a bunch of

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different things. I can see what my

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agents are doing. I never manage this

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thing, my agents do, but if I need to

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actually dive in and see what the agents

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have done, I can see it. And then all

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the projects that I'm doing with my

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agents are all neatly tucked away. So,

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this thing is called Multica, but I have

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now switched over to ClickUp because the

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MCP is so much easier to use and the

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reason I use ClickUp it's right here.

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They actually have this, you know, it's

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one place where I can keep all my docs.

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It has their own agents. It has these

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really cool whiteboards I can be using

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and all of this

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I can use as my AI agents. So, it's all

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my Slack. So, we've actually started

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using the chats inside here where we

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talk with our teams. All the tasks are

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inside. It works as Loom. So, that's why

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I've been using it. It's free and uh

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highly recommend you try it out, but let

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me see. Agent workboard, it did all the

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stuff. So, let me see what it did. If I

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open this up. Okay, cool. So, you can

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see for Agent Ops there's Agent Work and

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right here if I click this board button

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Ah, there we go.

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>> [laughter]

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>> You see this is so cool. So, it did the

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morning briefing agent for me. It

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connected Slack. All this stuff is there

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and now I will know what my agent is

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doing at all times and I can always go

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in back and forth and chat with my

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agents from here as well. That means all

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my context is preserved in one place.

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And right here if I go to docs for

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example, whenever we have a sync with

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our team, so what I want my agent to do

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is write out some of the meeting notes

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or takeaways. So, let's say I have a

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meeting with my team. I just want them

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to make a new sync doc and when I have

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the ClickUp MCP with GrokBot enabled and

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it let's say it's connected with my with

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my meeting providers like I use granola,

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it can now get all my meetings and put

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it all in one place. So, it's as easy as

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that to create these kind of AI project

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manager. Now, whenever I ask it to do

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something, I have access to seeing and

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logging everything that my agent does,

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so it doesn't get lost in an array of

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like random chats. And I highly

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recommend you guys set this up because

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this is so useful when you're working

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with agents over time and so you don't

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lose track of what you're doing because

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once your team is also working with

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something like this, you can also ask,

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"Hey, what is this person working on and

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what's their status?" And my agent's

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going to go talk to their agents and

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it's all logged inside one place.

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Great. So, now let's actually get into

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some of the juicy use cases. And this is

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what I want to show you. So, first,

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actually because this is my chief of

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staff, I'm just going to drag and pin

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this here because it's easy to access

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him. But, what I'm going to say

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is, "Hey, can you make another web

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design agent?"

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So, what we're going to be doing right

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now is I'm going to be showing you how

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to make really, really cool

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motion graphic websites, something like

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this where, you know, you're scrolling

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and then there's like really cool

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animations everywhere, etc. And we're

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going to see if GrokBot can one-shot

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that, okay?

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So, to do that, I'm going to go back to

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GrokBot and I'm going to go to this web

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designer and what you want to do is make

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sure you need to generate AI videos and

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images to be able to do this, right? So,

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what you want to do is search up

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Higgsfield and make sure you add

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Higgsfield, okay?

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You just want to make sure. It's really

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simple. All you want to do is make sure

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you have a Higgsfield account and

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honestly, that's about it. Um

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then you hit and you do the same

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authorized steps and it'll let you do

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that. And I already authorized mine

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because this takes a while and I've been

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testing it for you guys initially, but

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now uh what I want to show you is

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there's this skill, okay? And it's

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called Scroll World that lets you create

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really cool website, okay? So, I'm going

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to paste this here and this is going to

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demonstrate if Grogbot can actually use

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skills like this. So, I'm going to say,

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"Hey, using the skill, I want you to

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loop and really quality check." What I

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want you to do is create a website using

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the skill and deploy it. What I want it

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to be about is Grogbot and its features

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and how I'm teaching it all inside my

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Claude Club. And I'm going to add uh

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school.com/claude

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so it has some references. Claude. Okay.

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Cool. So, I'll let this work and I'll

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come back once this is done. But, right

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now, just with this, it should be able

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to make me a really cool website. Okay,

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so just so you're aware, it asked me a

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bunch of questions, so I just answered

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those questions. But, now, this is

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something cool I want to show you.

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Because we made this the chief of staff,

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right now, if I click on this and it was

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like a little blue icon and you can see

18:26

Haha, this is cool, right? Web designer

18:28

says the Grogbot as Claude Club Scroll

18:30

site is done. So, you can see they made

18:33

a live website link and they also made a

18:36

ClickUp link. So, if I hit the ClickUp

18:37

link, you can see this task is done. If

18:39

I open this as well inside the board, so

18:42

you can see right here build Grogbot at

18:45

Scroll World landing page is right here

18:48

and all the details are right here,

18:49

okay? This is how you actually track

18:51

everything you build and any changes,

18:54

but let's check this site out.

18:56

Oh, this is cool. Okay, now it should be

18:58

moving when I scroll around. So, let's

19:01

test that. A teammate, not a prompt box.

19:03

Grogbot gives you named agents that hand

19:06

real work to they finished. Okay, this

19:08

is pretty good copy. I like it. Oh, this

19:10

is cool. So, you can see these things

19:12

are like smoothly like going forward.

19:15

There's some nice copy that comes up on

19:17

the side. It has a computer of its own

19:20

and all this stuff.

19:22

Wow.

19:24

See, it makes it super interactive. I'm

19:26

really liking it. And it wrote all of

19:28

this, it did the research, etc.

19:31

Everything. It works inside your real

19:32

tools, all these things. It learns by

19:35

the job, by watching it once, and it

19:37

even put all the little use cases that

19:39

we've been covering. And at the end,

19:40

this is cool. It says join the club. So,

19:43

this is my club club where I'm teaching

19:44

people how to do all of this stuff. If

19:46

you need help. Oh, actually, maybe I

19:48

should show you this. So, right here,

19:50

uh when I made this, I shared the skill

19:52

with my community and they're actually

19:54

they've made it some for themselves as

19:56

well and you can see these kind of

19:58

sites. So, it's a very easy way to be

20:01

doing this kind of stuff and I love that

20:03

the chief of staff agent tells me when

20:06

it's actually done, right? This is a

20:08

crazy use case and whenever you need to

20:11

actually make content or AI video or

20:14

images, highly recommend you try out

20:17

this Higgs Field MCP because it equips

20:19

your Grok bot with so many more

20:22

capabilities that it really gets access

20:24

to and it gets access to all the models

20:26

in terms of creative. But, also, Grok

20:29

has its own image and video model called

20:32

Grok Imagine. It's really good, but I

20:34

would say the quality is hit or miss. I

20:38

like both, but highly recommend that you

20:40

use these skills for any design work and

20:45

with that, let me show you the next use

20:47

case where you can take your videos and

20:49

make them much higher quality.

20:52

All right. So, you've been watching this

20:54

video and there's been some title cards

20:56

and transitions, right? Where they're

20:59

are showing you use case one, two, and

21:01

three. And this is how I built it. It's

21:03

actually really cool. So, you can see

21:04

right here

21:05

all I did is I went to a Grok and I made

21:08

a new motion designer agent and I said,

21:09

"Hey, what I want you to do is create a

21:11

set of eight motion graphics, like use

21:13

case 1 2 3 up to 8, and make each an MP4

21:17

file for each use case 1 to 8." And

21:20

then, you know, it went out and used the

21:22

same skills that I gave it, and it used

21:24

Remotion, so in plugins, if you can see,

21:27

there's Remotion. All you honestly just

21:29

have to do is hit add.

21:31

Then, it went out and then built all

21:33

these stuff for me. Now,

21:35

I give it a try.

21:37

It's so cool.

21:42

See, so I have all these cards right

21:44

now. I may make some tweaks a bit more

21:47

when I put it in the video because I

21:49

like a little different, but I This is

21:51

like a really cool way you can actually

21:54

use stuff like Hexfield and Remotion

21:57

with Grok to make any motion graphics

22:00

for your videos, right? And we'll level

22:02

this up and I'll show you how we can

22:04

actually take it to the next step and

22:06

build content for this as well.

22:10

Okay, so for the next use case, since we

22:13

have the content skills, I want to show

22:15

you how to make carousels. And one word

22:19

of caution, so this is me when I just

22:21

logged in,

22:23

I said, "Hey, can you make me a carousel

22:25

about Grok Bot and its eight use cases?

22:27

I want the images."

22:28

And it gave me really bad ones. I don't

22:32

like this, right? So, what you want to

22:34

do is make sure you either equip it with

22:37

skills or this is the other hack.

22:40

So, first, what you want to do is you

22:42

want to go to plugins and then also

22:44

install Firecrawl, all right?

22:46

>> [snorts]

22:46

>> So, Firecrawl, because Firecrawl is

22:48

basically a live data scraper, and what

22:52

it helps us do is scrape other people's

22:54

stuff,

22:56

and it bypasses any bot protection,

22:59

right? So, So,

23:00

our agent is using this computer, for

23:03

example, sometimes it may get blocked.

23:06

Firecrawl will help it bypass that,

23:08

okay? So, after I install Firecrawl, I

23:11

gave it this Instagram. This is from one

23:14

of my friends. And I said, "Do it in

23:17

that style." And you can see, now it can

23:19

do and make these images in that style,

23:23

right? And then I said, "Hey, can you

23:24

make the mascot look more like the Grok

23:27

logo?" And it did it. You see? And then

23:29

if I just gave it skills, it can make

23:32

these kind of

23:34

carousels so much easier. And then I

23:37

even gave it a skill. And I'm like,

23:38

"Hey, make this." So, let me show you

23:40

that. You can see, these are right here,

23:44

and it's kind of cool. Actually, let me

23:45

show you uh if I open up the computer,

23:48

maybe this is a good time to learn. It's

23:50

right here. This computer, the second

23:52

thing, is a file manager, okay? So, if I

23:55

go to what should I go to? Let's say go

23:58

to this one, and then let's go to the

24:00

slides V2. Uh it's not done yet. Sorry,

24:03

wrong one. Okay. So,

24:05

and then let's go to the slides. And

24:07

then in slides, let's open up slide one.

24:10

And you can see, this looks pretty cool.

24:14

Right?

24:15

This is a nice-looking carousel, and

24:17

it's about Grok Bot. Your AI lives on

24:20

the desk. Grok Bot is a desktop

24:22

assistant. See? I love the style because

24:25

honestly, I've been posting this style

24:26

all the time. It's wired into your

24:28

stack. I love this graphic. You can see

24:30

it's uh Slack, Gmail, ClickUp, all we

24:33

were talking about, all in there. And if

24:35

you wanted to, you can also, let's say

24:38

you wanted to always have be in a folder

24:41

or do something in the computer, you can

24:43

always hit

24:45

it teach this task, and right here in

24:48

this computer, you can open up your

24:50

Chrome and do whatever you do on a

24:53

regular computer or a site, and what

24:55

it'll do is it'll learn from it, and it

24:58

will essentially make it into a skill

24:59

that you don't have to do over and over,

25:01

okay? Essentially, what I wanted to show

25:03

you right there is how easy it is after

25:06

you have the right skills enabled, all

25:09

the different things you can do. Like

25:11

build these kind of carousels. And now,

25:14

this is something cool as well. Now,

25:16

with this Now, let's say we like this

25:18

carousel, right? If we like this

25:20

carousel, and let's say we wanted to

25:21

post every day automatically. So, what

25:24

we can do right here is this is why I

25:27

made you set up the stuff in the

25:29

beginning is right here, we can look for

25:31

Instagram,

25:33

or TikTok, or whatever,

25:34

and you can add your account, and then I

25:37

can say something here

25:39

like

25:40

Hey, can you post this on Instagram

25:43

using my Compozio, right? And then it

25:46

should be posting it as well. And what

25:49

you can do is you can even ask it to

25:51

create a routine where it does the

25:53

research, and then it makes the

25:55

carousels, and then posts them

25:56

automatically. And you can have a

25:58

content flywheel that operates without

26:01

you in its own computer, and you should

26:04

always be able to see all the different

26:06

carousels and different things in here,

26:09

as well. Actually, there's something

26:11

else that I want to show you right here.

26:13

Okay. So, in my phone

26:16

So, you know how we were using the

26:18

computer? Right here, if I click this,

26:20

this is so cool.

26:21

You can actually right here see I am

26:24

using the computer on my phone, and I

26:27

can use my thumb to essentially go

26:30

around and use my computer from my

26:32

phone. And this is one of the coolest

26:34

things and features I've ever seen,

26:37

where now I have a computer at my

26:39

fingertips to use from my phone, and

26:41

it's the same thing here and here. So,

26:44

with that being said, let's get move on

26:46

to a more powerful use case, since you

26:48

know all the different features of this

26:50

device.

26:52

Okay, the next thing I want to show you

26:54

is how I actually built out a trading

26:56

bot with Grok Bot, right? And you can

26:58

see right here, it's giving me some

27:00

updates. Hey,

27:02

it's connected to this thing called

27:03

Alpaca.

27:04

And with Alpaca, you can see it's

27:06

watching, doing no trades, etc. And it

27:08

even made me a little dashboard that if

27:10

I click, you can see it has overall a

27:13

45% return right now. I can see what's

27:16

going on, what it's doing, what it's

27:18

trading. I guess it's making a lot of

27:20

money on this thing called A Lab. I

27:22

haven't been touching this, but it's

27:24

really cool to see what it's been doing,

27:26

right? And how I kind of had that set up

27:30

is really cool. So, you can see there's

27:32

a weekly morning check-in, but it's

27:35

super simple to set up because all you

27:36

have to do is one, connect it to

27:38

Composer, and number two, what you want

27:40

to do is connect it with Alpaca. So, I

27:43

have a different account connected right

27:44

here, but after you connect your Alpaca,

27:48

or if you really want to get fancy,

27:50

what you can do is right here, because

27:52

this has a terminal, you can install the

27:55

Alpaca CLI, right? So, let me show you

27:57

how to do that. So, you can just right

27:59

here ask it, "Hey, can you install the

28:01

Alpaca CLI and help me do

28:04

authentication?" Because our Grok Bot

28:05

has its own computer, using this

28:07

terminal, we don't have to do use it.

28:09

Grok Bot will essentially download the

28:12

entire application and the have the

28:14

ability to control our Alpaca account,

28:17

right? So, if I go back, you can see you

28:21

can do OAuth, you can do API keys, or

28:23

anything you want. And if you want to do

28:25

OAuth, it just helps you go through this

28:29

one by one, and then you can

28:30

authenticate with your account.

28:32

See, it's right here. So, you can

28:35

authenticate right here

28:37

and use any application and make it

28:39

trade on your behalf. Alpaca, I use it

28:41

because you can actually use paper

28:42

trading, and you don't have to risk

28:43

anything if you're experimenting with

28:45

AI. This is a very easy way you can

28:47

build a trader bot that you can also

28:50

always control from your phone and that

28:52

makes it so easy where if something goes

28:55

on, you want to do research on

28:57

something, it has its own computer and

29:00

it's always giving you updates and

29:01

building dashboards based on what's

29:04

actually happening. But, you know, this

29:07

is just scratching the surface.

29:10

Yes, Grok Bot is pretty cool, but it's

29:13

brand new and there's still a lot of

29:16

bugs with it and then there's not as

29:17

much flexibility in in terms of using a

29:20

stronger model or getting it to do

29:24

whatever you want, especially with your

29:25

computer. Yes, it can control your

29:27

computer to a certain extent, like maybe

29:30

I'll show you this right here, where I

29:32

gave it permissions and it can actually

29:35

take screenshots of what I'm doing

29:37

inside my computer and control my

29:39

computer with its terminal. However,

29:42

it's not the strongest because Grok is a

29:45

good model, but it's not the best model.

29:47

So, what I've been doing is using Hermes

29:50

agent a lot and that has actually been

29:52

getting me a lot of work done faster.

29:55

And if you want to dive into that, watch

29:57

this video right here. Highly recommend.

29:59

You can check it out. And if you did

30:00

want to dive deeper into any of this

30:02

stuff, click the link below. I'll be

30:04

inside Cloud Club. Really appreciate the

30:06

support when you guys join. But with

30:08

that, if you guys need any help, we're

30:10

always dropping and covering this stuff

30:12

here first.

30:13

But watch this video. I'm sure you'll

30:15

love it. And a quick gift for anyone

30:18

that's stuck until to the end. I love

30:21

you guys. There's actually an open

30:22

source repo called Open Mouse Bot. And

30:26

what you can do with this is everyone's

30:28

been really loving the fact that, you

30:31

know, Grok Bot has something like an

30:33

open source system. It has these

30:35

computers. You can make these agents

30:37

really easily and plug it into your

30:39

computer, right? So, what somebody did,

30:42

I think his name is Millind, is they

30:44

essentially paired up this box computer.

30:48

Now, you can use your Codex or Claude

30:51

Code subscriptions

30:52

like how we're using Grockit Build, and

30:55

this is really insane. It also

30:58

gets its own computer right here,

31:01

and you can use it the same way I've

31:04

been showing how you can use Grockit

31:05

Build, right? So,

31:08

it's so cool because Com- Posio is

31:11

connected in in one go,

31:13

and I think it's a really well-made app.

31:16

Highly recommend you go try it out. All

31:17

you can have to do is go here, and then

31:20

hit download, and then you can do it and

31:22

start using your Claude Code or Codex

31:24

app for this. But, but with that, hope

31:27

you guys like that. I'll see you next

31:28

time.

Interactive Summary

This video provides a comprehensive guide on using Grokbot, an AI agent platform that allows users to automate tasks by connecting to various applications, using a cloud-based computer environment, and integrating with external tools like Composio for extended functionality. The host demonstrates practical use cases including setting up a morning briefing, managing projects via ClickUp, designing websites, creating motion graphics, building automated carousels, and even setting up a trading bot.

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