Grockbot has got to be the best AI tool

that I've ever laid my eyes upon. It has

basically replaced every single person

in my staff because it became my chief

of staff because right now there's a

method to control every single one of

your agents, every single one of the

things you're doing, everything

basically, in one simple overview. And

in this video, I'll show you guys

exactly how I replace basically every

single employee I have and how to use

Grockbot to the best of its ability. So,

let me quickly start off by explaining

how Grockbot works and what you're

seeing right in front of you. So, over

on the left, we've got two different

bots, a feedback miner and a new bot.

These are two I just quickly made to

showcase for the video. What's more

important is the channel that sits right

above it. And these can all be

controlled from a little plus icon right

there, new bot, new channel. And if you

press new bot right here and create a

new bot, what this basically allows you

to do is if you give it a couple of

seconds, it'll ask you what the new bot

is for. This is again the first initial

step once you get yourself Grockbot that

you've got something that your bot can

actually do and it'll give you a couple

of suggestions. Now, as this is loading

on in over on the bottom left, you'll

also find a button that says plugins.

You can actually connect your Gmail or

your Notion or a lot of different other

MCPs to Grockbot to make sure they can

get all the data that you may want

inside of, let's call it, system. But to

explain the core thesis a slight bit

better, what most people are using

Grockbot for right now is just giggles.

They're using it for fun to kind of

maybe ask some questions about their ex

or to just try it out. They're not

really using it to the fullest of its

ability like you're supposed to. And you

can kind of see it from the overview

right here. You've got all these

different chats, which by the way, over

on the website are actually interactive.

You can scroll through these and see

exactly what these people are using them

for. But what they are saying over on

their website is that the whole idea is

that they take ChatGPT another step

higher, right? ChatGPT's core thesis,

the idea there was you can talk to an AI

like it's a human. Grok Bot takes this a

step further, which is ChatGPT is for

your casual person, a person that wants

to ask, "Hey, what's the weather like

today?" What Grok Bot is for is if

you're actually running automations, if

you're actually running tasks, if you

want to connect your MCPs and all that

stuff, it can then treat every single

one of these tasks as like almost an

interface of sorts. Where I really just

treat every single one of these bots

like it's a real person, and it's also

got some of the nicest features that

Claude and the others also have. Like

for example, if you've got a certain

skill you want to teach it, you can

actually go ahead and record it, and one

of the bots will know. You can also sign

in to all these different websites.

If you want the bot or one of the bots

to act as a support agent, but here's

where it really goes exponential. You

can connect the bots together. As you

can see right there, put a few bots in

the same thread, and they pass work

between themselves. You watch them take

action instead of approving every step.

And with this method, you can basically

get yourself a new chief of staff, is

what we like to call it. Instead of

having a converse in 10 different chats,

seeing what every single chat is doing,

and kind of treating it like a chat box,

but also treating it like an employee,

you really just have your entire

overview in one main chat where all your

bots are connected. And so, if you're

using this thread, you're only basically

talking to your main chief of staff, and

it is checking, "Hey, before doing

anything, ask whether another bot, like

for example, a specialist, like a

research bot, or a content bot, or a

visuals bot, or a planning bot, already

knows or owns this job, or knows what to

do."

Delegate first. So, so, tell that bot to

go ahead and do a specific thing. Do it

yourself last, only when no specific

uh specialist already exists, and bring

it back, return the finished work into

the main thread. This is basically

referring to a project, or what we call

inside of Grokbot over on the top left,

a channel. Because inside of here, you

can see this project Crypto, right? I've

added my new bot, which basically just

fetch some information for my ex, and

the feedback miner, which is actively

looking at my Notion. And so, if I now

wanted to come up with a new task or

wanted to get something done, I don't

have to go through every single one of

these chats. All these different bots

have a different subject that they're

specialists on. And on this computer, I

didn't work it out too much, the idea. I

can just now in this chat say, right?

So, remember, this for example is a

content bot. This is for example a log

bot. I can say, "Find some new content

because I want to expand my operations."

And these two bots will now talk with

one another. And of course, if you've

just got two, there's not that much

effort in doing it in one and doing it

in another chat, right? Like it's two.

But the moment you start having 15

different specialists on different

tasks, the nicest thing is, hopefully,

if you set it up nicely, they will not

really ask you too many questions. And

they could just keep working and keep

going while talking with one another,

which would take you perhaps hours to

set up inside of Claude to get such a

properly integrated system. So, as a

couple of examples, maybe you have a

sales outbound, a talent scout, a paid

media, right? You could have these all

running at the same time in different

little sections. You could talk back

with them, which on its own is already

nice cuz, like I just said, it's

basically a better version of ChatGPT in

my own opinion. But this function at the

bottom, this chief of staff, is really

the best thing I've ever found because

you're connecting the best of both

worlds. It is now something that can

take care of every single one of your

other bots right there. And you've

basically now got yourself an always-on

assistant, right? It's just crazy. So

now, if you want to get started with

this, there are two main ways. One is

you're already using AI and you're

switching over. If you're using Claude

or ChatGPT, you've most likely already

got a ton of files over on your

computer, and you could just point

Grokbot towards them or transfer over

your Claude and D file or transfer over

your instructions file. Now, if you're

not using AI yet, it may be nice to

start out with the Grill Me skill or if

you already gave a little explainer

about yourself, you've done your

introduction, then a Grill Me skill

about a certain subject. What that

basically is is this a very popular

skill that a lot of people are using is

to make sure you and the AI are on the

exact same page of what the goals are,

what the methodology is going to be,

what the plans are. So, it doesn't start

making up random stuff, random things

cuz you both know exactly what it is you

want. Then, and this is again, I I did a

full on explainer on the higher level

first. Now, let's get a bit more

specific. Then, get yourself your chief

of staff. Inside of one of these bots,

you can start talking and explaining to

the bot, "Hey, you're going to be my

chief of staff. Hire whoever it is that

you need to get this done." Now, because

I've not on this specific device done a

full explanation of who I am, it may not

exactly know my goals, right? Which is

why it's so crucial to put in first

exactly what it is you want to use the

bots for. And you can see, or maybe you

didn't see it as it was happening, it

renamed itself to chief of staff, right?

It is able to do that. And now, as you

can see, I didn't actually touch

anything. I'm just waiting here in the

chat. I actually clicked maybe only the

X right here. Uh what I've basically

given it as an idea is I will let my

chief of staff handle my content for

right now, right? That's the only

information I gave it. It asked me,

"Where should it work on or where should

it live?" I said, "X." This is not

something I'm actually going to do, but

it's an example. You can see messaged

content lead, huh? What's that? Well,

this chief of staff now hired its own

content lead bot. And every single time

I click into it now and press on it,

which is slightly above here, you can

actually press the button right here,

right? Press content lead. On the right,

which I've not shown you perfectly, but

you can now see

exactly what the purpose of that bot is.

For example, Dusty's crypto content

specialist, It drafts, edits, and

packages market aware posts, threads,

newsletters, and whatever in Dusty's

voice. Coordinates with the chief of

staff on priorities, pulls content from

Notion when needed, and prepares ready

to post whatever. Now, as I was doing

this, something pops up over on the top

right, and it asked that, "Hey, is that

all you need to hire?" It's not, right?

So, now it also hired itself a market

research and an operations person. But,

as you can see on the top right, it's

got a chief of staff screen. What is

that? Well, actually, one of the nicest

things about Grok Bot is that it's got

its own browser inside of it. Meaning,

you can actually do whatever you want,

commands, or go to the internet and look

things up. And in my guide right here,

which by the way, I will share over in

the free school, which you can see in

the first link in the description down

below, I'll I'll post this guide in

there. I've given a little bit more tips

and a couple more things you should

watch out for or that could be nice to

add or think about. Because the more

you'll start working with this, the more

specific every single one of the bots is

going to be on a certain task. And now,

like I said earlier, what you can do is

let's just say we had the project

crypto, right? That was like a thread

before that we had of a new bot that was

doing some sort of thing for me and the

feedback miner. Now, let's just say that

these were actually focused on my

operations for one channel. Let's just

say I had one bot running for one of my

channels or a few bots really, like a

whole content team right there inside of

this channel, let's say, right? I had a

I had them condensed. I also have the

chief of staff, which basically handles

all these other employees. I can now

again, by pressing new channel, connect,

for example, my chief of staff and

let's say I had another chief of staff

right here, but for the purposes of this

video, it doesn't matter, and the two

people or the two bots from my other

operations, I call it project

world whatever, world takeover. Doesn't

really matter for the purpose. Now, I've

actually got my chief of staff and two

other employees from a completely

different sector, and now I can

basically talk to all of these different

bots at the same time within one chat.

And remember, one of the most beautiful

parts about Grok Bot, the thing that

makes this so powerful, I already said

it, I kind of hinted upon this at the

start, makes it so powerful, is that

these bots all are really like employees

because they all have their own

computer. Right? It's not just like

you're using one device with all these

different touch points. No, bots have

their own computer, so they can work

inside your apps and tools that run in

parallel 24/7 even when your laptop is

closed. That is what makes this the

literal best tool out there right now.

Claude, ChatGPT, all of them are good,

but they can't compete on this front in

terms of interoperability with Grok Bot

as it currently stands because talking

to all your Claude chats at once, it's a

hassle, all right? And of course, if you

want to talk about all your files at the

same time, theoretically speaking, you

can, but when you think about it, it's

not actually really an easy overview.

Because what I've personally done also

inside of my Claude, is I gave for

different tasks, people a name, or

actually call it my my tasks have a name

or an employee attached to it. For

example, a person that's doing my

research, well, since they replaced a

researcher I really had, I basically

just gave it a real researcher's name.

And the same thing for, for example,

maybe, you know, doing my personal

assistant stuff, I gave it an actual

name because it's a lot easier to talk

about a person's name and act like

they're a real employee than just have

them do the task without any sort of

naming method. But so it stands to

reason that since Grok Bot was focused

on this, since it was its main

principle, its main idea, and it's got a

device, a computer for every single one

of these that doesn't actually eat up

all your freaking RAM,

like inside of Claude, it may literally

be the best thing on the market right

now if you need something that's

interoperable, talking to one another.

And for the cost, as of this point, it's

at a really good spot. But anyway, I've

left a guide on how I am personally

using Grok Bot and what I think the best

ways to use Grok Bot are in the school

which I've linked down below. Like I

said, absolute game-changer, but more

importantly, there's a free trial. You

can check it out for yourself if you

want to at least give it a little go. I

think a lot of people would be surprised

with just how good it is. On an opposite

side, if you're already using Claude

really nicely or ChatGPT or Grok really

nicely, and you don't need to change,

you don't want to change because your

systems are already that good, hey, fair

enough. Just showing you guys how cool

this is. It's like a little showcase

that's sometimes necessary, you know,

cuz I also am very happy using Claude,

but every now and then I need to update

myself on what the competition is like,

and I was pleasantly surprised. Just

wanted to quickly let you guys know

that, and I'll see you all again in

another AI video, hopefully somewhere

later today, cuz this was pretty

amazing.