introducing ghosthand for grok bot: give your agent a real iPhone agents are smart enough to do real work now, but they keep getting stuck on captchas, bot detection and everything that needs a phone number, a phone or an app

tiktok is a good example. if your agent posts from a browser the views stay at zero, because tiktok can tell it is not a real phone post the same video from an iPhone and it gets shown like any other post

ghosthand turns your Mac into a bluetooth mouse and keyboard for an iPhone. the agent sees the screen over USB, then taps, scrolls and types like a person would no jailbreak, no Xcode and no app on the phone, so it works with any iOS app, Settings and the lock screen included

with grok bot you add as an MCP server and sign in with the same account as your Mac then you just ask in chat, for example "post this video on tiktok", and grok bot opens TikTok on your iPhone, picks the clip from Photos, writes the caption and posts it

the idea is to give each agent its own phone and its own number. one agent creates accounts and verifies them with the SMS code, another uses reddit without captchas, another warms up tiktok accounts by watching and liking videos, and another tests your iOS apps on a real device

you can plug several iPhones into one Mac and each one is leased to one agent at a time, so they work in parallel without stepping on each other you need a Mac and an iPhone, setup takes a few minutes 𝚗𝚙𝚡 𝚐𝚑𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚜𝚎𝚝𝚞𝚙

The phone wall is real. When my bots get stuck it's usually a text code or an app-only step, and I end up being the bot's thumbs. Curious how it handles two-factor.

this looks really good

this game changing, but Grok Bot limits have been fried recently... I built clique so that Grok Bot can handoff repetitive tasks to other personal agents so you can save your usage for cool stuff like this

@bot check this

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i know a mobile lead on an ai teammate product whose agents work across apps. couldn't get a dm through so tap below for the intro

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I was extremely excited, but then I saw the 100MB upload limit, which is a non-starter for social video uploads.

The real-device testing use case caught my attention. Can an agent replay the same task after an app update and report where the flow changed, with screenshots? That would be useful for keeping mobile tutorials up to date.

@bot let’s check this