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This shouldn't even be possible 🤯 Your Grok Bot can run CLAUDE CODE. On your own Claude plan. On a computer that NEVER turns off 🔥 Claude Code in your pocket. 24/7. Nate Herk set it up in 3 steps: 1️⃣ Tell your Bot: "Use my Claude Code subscription....

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Scott Eggert2 days ago

@nateherk Grok @Bot is already brilliant with @cursor_ai in the cloud and you can dictate any model, any repo on the fly.

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk @bot @cursor_ai Absolutely but people have max subs on Claude too

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tayyare792 days ago

@nateherk People don't get it and are still waiting for a Claude Bot, but it's already here in Grok Bot. It runs Claude CLI and Codex CLI, and through Cursor you also get other models like GLM and Kimi, all with Grok Bot as your agent.

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk I don’t think Claude cares to make one tbh

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harjot.co1 day ago

@nateherk I created this a while back when Grok Bot launched, which does exactly this in a much better way:

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Fan Grok Bot Radar2 days ago

Full walkthrough from @nateherk:

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Crictreo 🇰🇷❤️🇺🇸1 day ago

@nateherk I only use the desktop apps, not the CLIs. I'm still trying to find a way to make whatever Grok Bot does internally through Claude Code or Codex show up live in my desktop app UIs.

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk I’d get used to cli imo

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Marlon Burnett2 days ago

@nateherk Anything works… The separate limits though is very sad…

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk Separate is better imo

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Marlon Burnett1 day ago

@nateherk Better for who ? My limits drain in less than 2 days, and I’m left with lots of Grok and Cursor usage that I can’t use with bot so wth is wrong with you ? In what universe separate is better?

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk I like them being separate you’re gonna have the same issue except worse with a single usage bar

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Marlon Burnett1 day ago

@nateherk Under what basis ? You mean a unified usage limit would give me less Grok Bot usage than I currently have ? That’s irrational to think

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk Ok Marlon you’ll be complaining then to

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Marlon Burnett1 day ago

@nateherk I’ll be freaking cancelling my subscription if that happens… already exploring oss options btw

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk Ok 👌 Which plan do you have

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Henrique Coelho2 days ago

@nateherk Grok bot is an amazing assistant, but I haven’t made it as good as prompting Claude directly yet, especially for autonomy and developing mobile apps.

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk Soon it will be better

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catman2 days ago

@nateherk The shared-computer caveat matters: all the bots can access the same machine, so cloning only the repos each bot needs is a sensible boundary.

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ChristCast1 day ago

@nateherk First thing I did when grok bot was released :D .. I have to stop thinking people already know stuff and just post about it more :D

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Fan Grok Bot Radar1 day ago

@nateherk Gotta just post bro 😎

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CryptoNinjas1 day ago

@nateherk Having that kind of coding power running remotely is a complete game changer.

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Bruno Cordista1 day ago

@nateherk @grok is it allowed?

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YeshCorp1 day ago

@nateherk Can’t you just access your models through Cursor?

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