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GrokBot Just Launched: GrokBot is Cursor/SpaceX new general agent platform for Desktop and iOS... Got access yesterday... here are the things that Grokbot can do, my thoughts, and what I hope they add soon. Pretty big news for those who want to build businesses that are Agent Native 00:00... show more
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Ok I made a mistake you can create group chats! Couldn’t find it when testing.

brooo this looks sick! like Hermes and Buzz had a baby.

s/o for not just larping like every other influencer posting about grok bot being impressive without any supporting content/examples

So Buzz but better and for Cursor?

The “Agents Talking to Each Other” layer is where multi-agent workflows either scale or completely breakdown. Without clean inter-agent context isolation and strict tool-calling schemas, multi-agent loops degrade into token burn quickly. If GrokBot nailed agent-to-agent state handoff, it’s a game changer for agent-native builds. ⚡ #AIAgents #AgenticWorkflows #AIInfra

bro how are u so fast on these videos

This is an amazing breakdown. Thanks!

Cursor just became an operating system for your workflow. spaceX gave it a brain. desktop agents will kill the SaaS seat model faster than you can cancel your subscription.

Feel bad for all those that aren’t being transparent about the sponsorship of these post.

this looks pretty interesting

So can I put my chatgpt and Claude account in the grok bot and use them for prompting?

This is a huge deal. However you mentioned codex and Claude code a lot. Do they already have the equivalent of this?

How do the context windows work for each chat with an individual agent? Do you ever start a new chat with an individual agent or is it just one persistent chat with a single agent forever?

@proudbroccoli

bro had access already what a w

This feels like a meaningful step toward agent-native businesses, not just better chatbots. The combination of cloud computers, persistent skills, agent-to-agent coordination, and triggers/automations starts to look much more like an operating layer for autonomous work.

Good rundown. The agents-talking-to-each-other part is the one I'd watch closest. Freeform agent chatter tends to drift, and the setups that hold up give each agent a scoped job plus a shared state they read and write, rather than a loose conversation. That coordination is easy to demo and hard to keep reliable, which is where this gets judged.

Nice break down 🫡

bro built an ai employee with a laptop

grok bot wtf

Jo I got access too yesterday, but I needed to go through a week long interview process 😅

why did it create a android app when you requested an ios app? seems odd. is it due to the linux vm it it uses, and can't run xcode? If it was expo, then it should have worked, right?

最想看跨应用操作稳不稳,演示顺不等于日常顺。

Looks dope

Grokíto

GrokBot compared to @Kimi_Moonshot swarm?

Is the computer window persisted? What kind of space are you allowed?

Can you tell if it’s an immutable log system?

I was using Hermes’ agent with grok should I switch to this?

@agentnative_ Compare it to GPT work

the biggest pain point with this is rollback when an agent hallucinates a refactor. how are you handling state revert?

looking forward to exploring its full potential

This is pretty cool
