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I've been botting for a few years now and I love everything about it. I've tried various EVM mint bots, SOL & BTC mint bots, even raffle & sybil bots. The one ick I have with all of these is the need to juggle multiple bots. I used to pay a 10 SOL pass + $150 monthly for SOL/BTC bots, $75 for a raffle bot, and $100–200 per EVM bot. So my vision is to make a true All-in-One NFT Bot that I myself would be happy to use. Of course, it's a very long and hard road to get there, but today is the first step towards it. I'm opening a beta access to my bot. If you degen and mint stuffs a lot, join and open a ticket for Beta Access. You can read the current live features in my server too.

Ed

31,888 views • 2 months ago

One thing I did which has been extremely cool is have Grok 4.5 in Grok Build CLI scan my project for all the UI/UX bugs it could find and make a detailed list. Got a couple hundred. Then had GPT 5.6 Sol in Cursor fix all of them by delegating subagents and managing the PRs. It’s been running for 3 days now and handled an insane number of them, and is still going. I’ve been checking in every couple hours and it’s just extremely good work.
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One thing I did which has been extremely cool is have Grok 4.5 in Grok Build CLI scan my project for all the UI/UX bugs it could find and make a detailed list. Got a couple hundred. Then had GPT 5.6 Sol in Cursor fix all of them by delegating subagents and managing the PRs. It’s been running for 3 days now and handled an insane number of them, and is still going. I’ve been checking in every couple hours and it’s just extremely good work.

Max Weinbach

46,570 views • 1 month ago

Grok 4.20 is INSANE bro. Have a vague memory about something someone kind of said? Ask Grok to find it. Grok can read video transcripts on YouTube. Check this out - Grok found the exact video in under a minute. My prompt: "Hi Grok, Rabbitohs made a documentary or posted some other video.. where they said that Dave Taylor was warned NOT to kick to himself (kick and chase, grubber etc) yet he did it and it resulted in an incredible try. Can you find the source where someone disclosed the Rabbitohs management or coach etc had told Dave he was NOT to kick for himself?" • Grok finds the exact video I had seen 4 years ago, despite me not giving a verbatim quote and not remember the details exactly • Grok also links to a higher quality replay of the actual play (Dave Taylor kicking to himself) I've spliced them both together on this post. Grok really is INSANE bro. If you're not using Grok, you are messing up.
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Grok 4.20 is INSANE bro. Have a vague memory about something someone kind of said? Ask Grok to find it. Grok can read video transcripts on YouTube. Check this out - Grok found the exact video in under a minute. My prompt: "Hi Grok, Rabbitohs made a documentary or posted some other video.. where they said that Dave Taylor was warned NOT to kick to himself (kick and chase, grubber etc) yet he did it and it resulted in an incredible try. Can you find the source where someone disclosed the Rabbitohs management or coach etc had told Dave he was NOT to kick for himself?" • Grok finds the exact video I had seen 4 years ago, despite me not giving a verbatim quote and not remember the details exactly • Grok also links to a higher quality replay of the actual play (Dave Taylor kicking to himself) I've spliced them both together on this post. Grok really is INSANE bro. If you're not using Grok, you are messing up.

stevenmarkryan

14,236 views • 5 months ago

WTF, THIS GUY FROM CURSOR GAVE GROK BOT A PILE OF CLOTHES HIS SISTER WAS TOO LAZY TO SELL – AND IT HANDLED THE ENTIRE SALE BY ITSELF His sister had tons of clothes she never wore anymore, but selling them meant taking photos, creating listings, adding descriptions, answering buyers and negotiating prices – so she kept putting it off. He gave the entire task to Grok Bot. It looked at the photos, identified the items, created the listings, pulled in the relevant information and started negotiating with buyers on its own. No babysitting. No approving every message. No sitting there telling it what to do next. Grok Bot has its own computer, so once he handed over the task, it just kept going. And that’s what makes this interesting. The biggest problem with small tasks isn’t usually the work itself. It’s the mental load of remembering them, starting them, checking them, replying to people and making sure they actually get finished. AI agents are starting to remove that entire layer. You don’t need to ask AI how to sell your clothes. You can just say: “Sell these”. And let it figure out the rest. Everyone has a list of things they’ve been putting off for months. AI is starting to check them off for you.
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WTF, THIS GUY FROM CURSOR GAVE GROK BOT A PILE OF CLOTHES HIS SISTER WAS TOO LAZY TO SELL – AND IT HANDLED THE ENTIRE SALE BY ITSELF His sister had tons of clothes she never wore anymore, but selling them meant taking photos, creating listings, adding descriptions, answering buyers and negotiating prices – so she kept putting it off. He gave the entire task to Grok Bot. It looked at the photos, identified the items, created the listings, pulled in the relevant information and started negotiating with buyers on its own. No babysitting. No approving every message. No sitting there telling it what to do next. Grok Bot has its own computer, so once he handed over the task, it just kept going. And that’s what makes this interesting. The biggest problem with small tasks isn’t usually the work itself. It’s the mental load of remembering them, starting them, checking them, replying to people and making sure they actually get finished. AI agents are starting to remove that entire layer. You don’t need to ask AI how to sell your clothes. You can just say: “Sell these”. And let it figure out the rest. Everyone has a list of things they’ve been putting off for months. AI is starting to check them off for you.

SCOTTY BEAM

1,012,964 views • 5 days ago

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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 Intro 01:42 Creating new Grokbot with Connections 05:25 The Plugins Tab 06:40 How Skills, Plugins, and Agent Descriptions Work 08:08 Grok Bot Cloud Computer 10:24 Agents Talking to Each Other 13:38 Triggers & Automations 17:06 What's Missing & Coming Soon (Probably)

Riley Brown

102,459 views • 12 days ago

"At the Edge of the Galaxy" – Episode 1 I created this video entirely using AI, specifically the Grok Imagine software. I developed the script with Grok . Then I produced it using all the tools available in Grok Grok Imagine , particularly the Agent mode, which saves a tremendous amount of time. I made this video alone, using just a standard computer. I was blown away by the ability to create dialogue that sounds authentic and worlds filled with such lifelike creatures. The consistency of the characters and locations is excellent, and the realism is breathtaking. I don't see what is stopping anyone today from creating a film entirely conceived using AI with Grok Imagine. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I will be happy to answer them. If you would like to support my work, the best way to help is to repost the video. Thank you in advance. As it happens, the video is 4 minutes and 20 seconds long (honestly, I didn't do that on purpose)—that ought to bring me good luck, right? Elon Musk
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"At the Edge of the Galaxy" – Episode 1 I created this video entirely using AI, specifically the Grok Imagine software. I developed the script with Grok . Then I produced it using all the tools available in Grok Grok Imagine , particularly the Agent mode, which saves a tremendous amount of time. I made this video alone, using just a standard computer. I was blown away by the ability to create dialogue that sounds authentic and worlds filled with such lifelike creatures. The consistency of the characters and locations is excellent, and the realism is breathtaking. I don't see what is stopping anyone today from creating a film entirely conceived using AI with Grok Imagine. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I will be happy to answer them. If you would like to support my work, the best way to help is to repost the video. Thank you in advance. As it happens, the video is 4 minutes and 20 seconds long (honestly, I didn't do that on purpose)—that ought to bring me good luck, right? Elon Musk

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