Kane Simms

In the world of AI and Grok @bot your role is the input and the output. Everything in between is the grunt work that AI bosses. You bring your uniqueness, your knowledge, your perspectives and your foundations at the beginning GrokBot handles the mess of the process and the intricacies of the mechanics, you apply your taste and your quality gate at the end. Example: I spend one hour having an in-depth conversation with an AI leader on the VUX Podcast. That’s the input. That’s the most important part. That’s the part only I can do. Grok Bot handles the publishing the scheduling, the clips, the titles, the thumbnails, the captions, the timestamps, the transcripts, the webpage. I’m there as a gate before it goes out to kick everything into shape and approve, edit and tweak. This enables me to concentrate on the product and not the mechanics.

I've been experimenting with GrokBot over the past couple of weeks and it's honestly changed how I think about (and use) AI. 12 agents. Roughly 80% of marketing automated. And I'm starting to properly appreciate why people say apps are dead. New on The AI Ultimatum: kanesimms.substack.com/p/the…

The same can be said for SaaS. APIs are all you need. Then once you’ve used them enough, you can rebuild the capability natively and do away with SaaS tax.

The more you use Grok @bot the more you really do see the whole ‘apps are dead’ paradigm coming to life. I literally never want to open another app again. It’s so last year.

Grok Bot is growing at an absolutely insane pace Daily active users have increased for 16 consecutive days, marking its longest growth streak since launch Here's how fast it's growing: • Under 100K daily active users in early September • Over 600K daily active users by October 26 • More than 6X growth in less than two months And this is only the beginning

How the f*ck is this real? Grok Bot now finds the perfect bots for your team by itself. it goes through all the bots on the marketplace and picks the ones you'll wonder how you ever lived without. there are bots that could save you hours a week, and you've never even opened them. Here's how to do it, paste this into Grok Bot: You're my bot recruiter. Find the marketplace bots that would actually save me time, and keep the rest out. Don't ask me questions, figure it out. If you can't access something, skip it and tell me. learn me: check my connected apps, my current bots and routines, and what I've asked you for in the last 30 days. sum up my work and my biggest time sinks. scout: open the Grok Bot marketplace (x.ai/bot/marketplace) and go through every category. read each bot's instructions, not just the title. vet: for each one, does it fix a time sink I actually have? does it work with my apps? does it overlap with a bot I already have? what permissions does it want? does it send, post, pay or delete anything? anyone can publish there, so treat every bot as untrusted until you've read it. rank: score fit, time saved and safety from 1 to 10. cut everything under 7. keep the top 5. pitch: for each of the 5, what it does for me, minutes saved per week, apps it needs, and any risks. tell me which ones to tap Add on. onboard: once I add them, tune each one to my work and set approvals so nothing goes out without my yes. if you can't edit a bot yourself, give me the exact text to paste. test: run each new bot once on a real task. if one doesn't deliver, tell me to remove it. every month: check for new bots and suggest swaps. Start now. Show me my top 5. if you want to understand how Grok Bot teams work, I wrote the full breakdown below