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Grok Bot having its own computer is wild. only problem is it forces you to pay $300/month for a Grok plan. so i built Korgo bot. an open source version on Hermes. bring your current Codex or Grok subscription. each bot gets its own dedicated cloud computer, not one... show more

Nick Vasilescu

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Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

will be making it so that each bot can run its own harness too. one Hermes, one OpenClaude, one Codex, etc adding more providers you already pay for.

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

oh btw give a real computer to your agent here:

Kyle Wolt1 month ago

$29 a month per VM? So basically can only have one bot on that subscription of Orgo?

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

correct - keep in mind this is a full desktop computer running 24/7, unlike other providers who will bill you by the minute and then they give you a $300 invoice at the end of the month haha

kouroshbaloo1 month ago

@Kyle_Wolt So its $29/mo for unlimited usage of 1 full VM which we will run a 'bot/agent' and we can customize the model/harness? Is this correct? if not, what am I not understanding

Kyle Wolt1 month ago

Yeah I’m still trying to understand the real value prop… Orgo: dedicated always-on machine(s) + open-source Hermes/Korgo. But I still pay separate model costs (Claude API, Codex Max, Grok Ultra/sub, etc.). Cursor Ultra ($200): Grok Bot + always-on shared cloud computer + $400 Claude/OpenAI usage + full Cursor editor & agents + high limits on Grok’s own models. So what’s the actual upside of going the Orgo route? Mainly the dedicated machines per bot + more customisability?

Kunal Chopra1 month ago

If I'm running 10 bots on Korgo, do I need to have 10 Orgo VMs?

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

no you can have multiple bots w/ just one it's just an option

Sobraniex 🇪🇺1 month ago

thats so cool man, congrats on building something so big. where can i learn more about it?

Thomas Bekkers1 month ago

Why not just use Hermes bot mode ? I just made a plugin for Hermes that allow same feature as grokbot / same layout of computer there (attached to orgo ). Looks identical and works the same !

CanuteTheWise1 month ago

Make a windows version please

deX1 month ago

korgo is an insane name. unfortunately this looks useful as hell

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

grok backwards = korg Korg + Orgo = Korgo

Harper1 month ago

@odysseyofX hey Nick, do you accept donatins for Korgo ? Would love to support! Can i donate trought your Github ?

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

@odysseyofX the best way you can help is by using the product and/or contributing on the project on github! also reportign any issues ofc thanks a lot ! i appreciate you

Cody Schuldt1 month ago

I have orgo, how is this different than a normal orgo VM that I have Hermes installed on? Or is it my Hermes on my home system that can use the orgo VM without having to be a separate installed Hermes on the orgo?

Stosh1 month ago

Yup. Had the same idea. Awesome job.

Kartik1 month ago

a proper one finally!

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

i couldn't resist

David Solheim1 month ago

No one can force you to buy something in a free market capitalist economy.

Niraj Adhikari1 month ago

People are actually doing pretty cool stuff with it!!

Gavin Basuel1 month ago

Bet gonna set this up tonight!

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

sweet! lmk what you think :)

Gavin Basuel1 month ago

Setup was easy w/ our existing orgo accounts. I want to add multiple orgo computers to my bot vs. 1 single isolated sandbox.

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

adding this capability now but LMK if you beat me to it haha

Gavin Basuel1 month ago

working on adding multi-orgo computer support and sub accounts

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

you're the GOAT

Alex Hansen 🦈1 month ago

great idea!

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

thanks!

Phil1 month ago

Say whaaaaat

borhen saidi1 month ago

Open source alternative to a $300/month bot is a pretty compelling pitch

Victor1 month ago

I pay 150 hahahaha

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

for grok?

Victor1 month ago

Yes for grok team Its cheaper and I can have on top @bot

dawood461 month ago

how fast are you devs shipping, liked damn bro

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

love of the game

A Wild NPC1 month ago

Grok is only useful in twitter, nowhere else!

Colbert1 month ago

Great tool

The Right Handed Neutrino1 month ago

Signing up in the morning this is awesome!!

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

awesome lmk what you think !!

Manav Modi1 month ago

this is so sick

mouad1 month ago

very cool man

Nick Vasilescu1 month ago

<3

JMT1 month ago

bro where have you been? Bot mode has been on hermes for almost a week now.

Gggg1 month ago

or get a VPS...

Jae Task1 month ago

I really like what you've done here, we should get @pzeroai integrated, it can then run any inference model in your VM at a huge reduction

Wawe1 month ago

Well done! The oligarchs are trying vendor lock-in damn hard. Doesn't work out so well.

Abdulmuiz Adeyemo1 month ago

Crazy

Mike - e3w1 month ago

Interesting, add as your verification layer.

Jonathan1 month ago

wait so you don't want to pay $300 a month for a grok plan in order to use grok bot? you created an open source version on hermes that you can use a grok plan to power? when hermes itself now has a bot mode that is i think pretty definitively even more flexible than grok's current grok bot setup, can you make it make sense?

memorIA1 month ago

I've built several apps API consuming and it's not worth it. Trust me. Only AI local OpenSource would. Monthly plans and in this case @grok it is.

Joel Osborne1 month ago

And just like that, you hit 100% of weekly usage under 6 hours.

Stephen McCarthy1 month ago

Isn’t Orgo $400/month?

Azeem1 month ago

what's the one thing you can't replicate from Grok Bot because it's locked to their proprietary stack?

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