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this prompt turns your grok bot/codex dot into a 300 IQ personal assistant.... it studies your chats,worklfows, and memories then finds work you can fully automate paste this into your agent👇 "Review all my Claude, Codex, and Grok Bot conversations you can access, along with my local workflows and...

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painnvor 6 Tagen

I ll try this

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

yes let me know how it works out

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Gipp 🦅vor 6 Tagen

codex dot flagged my buried slack workflows nobody used anymore

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

this is very useful. it allowed me to rearrange my threads as well

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starmexvor 5 Tagen

the real value is not the model itself, but how well it understands your workflow. automating decisions is where things get interesting.

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Ziwenvor 5 Tagen

I saw you made one for avid 🤣

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

i saw it. it's insane

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Khairallah AL-Awadyvor 6 Tagen

wow i need to give this prompt a try inside my grok bot

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

You need to try it within any AI tool that you have

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Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBackvor 6 Tagen

@Av1dlive make sure it doesn’t automate stuff that needs a human touch. Learned that the hard way.

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

Yes so I have something called a taste.MD which allows me to define stuff which is out of AI reach

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Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBackvor 5 Tagen

@Av1dlive that's interesting! How does taste.MD work for you?

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Roanvor 5 Tagen

amazing prompt bro, i love the way how prompt is structured

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Archivevor 6 Tagen

my agent genuinely started understanding me better and handling tasks but mine's built in claude, so it works for him too

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

Yes you can use this prompt for that as well

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Ruujvor 6 Tagen

First it was grok bot, now it’s dots. Agents are making things easier to manage

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Hamza Khalidvor 6 Tagen

new find!! ranking by setup efforts is the smartest line here

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𝙳𝚛𝚊𝚟𝚎𝚗vor 5 Tagen

basically asking your AI to find its own work

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Dipanshu Kushwahavor 5 Tagen

That sounds like a game-changer! I love the idea of having a super-smart assistant that actually understands my work.

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Modric & Kroosvor 6 Tagen

These prompts are super valuable. That's exactly what I was looking for! I'm already hooked on Grok, and I want it to keep getting to know me better so it can run like my 24/7 personal executive assistant.

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‏عادل | مبرمجvor 6 Tagen

Nice post

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

thanks bro

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNBvor 6 Tagen

先把聊天记录喂给它,隐私这关就够我纠结了

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Max Bevzavor 5 Tagen

Turning chat history into an automation backlog is a pretty clever workflow

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Argonavor 6 Tagen

hmm makes sense to let the agent go find its own work

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

Yeah, it often seems that with these models we are the bottleneck

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Asmirvor 5 Tagen

i think the best audit is the stuff you keep redoing by hand every week, and the agent can only see that if it has logs of what you did, not just chats. otherwise it only knows what you talked about

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BullBear.Newsvor 6 Tagen

the context window management here is going to fail silently on long threads

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Nikvor 6 Tagen

"review all my conversations" is a lot of access to hand over in one paste. i'd try it on one week of chats first and see what it digs up

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Nexxvor 6 Tagen

lemme try

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catmanvor 6 Tagen

This is like a workflow audit with a time-savings column: the useful part isn’t the assistant calling itself smart, it’s ranking automations by payoff and setup cost.

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leopardracervor 6 Tagen

so huge share homie

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Avidvor 5 Tagen

thanks bro

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Francescovor 6 Tagen

This is the best solution for working with Grok Bot

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Slonskivor 5 Tagen

ranking by time saved and setup effort is a great idea it shows where to start and not just a list

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Rohitvor 5 Tagen

Need to put my hands on

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Brjan | AI Buildervor 5 Tagen

this seems risky, relying solely on past chats might overlook new insights

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unfair.sovor 5 Tagen

step two: train the repeatable parts instead of re-prompting forever

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