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Build AI systems that run your business. Weekly live meetings. Hands-on Grok Bot, Claude Code, Cowork, Codex. Enthusiasts to advanced users who ship.

231 contributions to AI Bits and Pieces
Can Grok Bot Edit My Video?
I created my first full length YouTube video using Grok Bot! This whole video was edited by talking to Grok Bot using natural language. No editing on my part. I recorded a talking-head video. Asked Grok Bot to download it (not me). It handled the rest using my always-on agent set up for this task, Chip. You'll meet Chip live in the video. The 4 steps: 1. Connect your apps. 2. Record on Descript. 3. Hand it off to Grok Bot. 4. Polish and post to YouTube. It was amazing to watch Chip pull my recording straight from Descript without me making manual edits or downloading anything. For the first time, I was able to make small changes by telling it what to adjust, fix, and delete. Then Grok Bot created the thumbnail and uploaded it to YouTube as private so you can review it before going public. ▶️ Watch it here: youtu.be What would you hand off to your Grok Bot first? Tell me in the comments 👇 Make it a great AI day!
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Grok Bot Life 💙 Very informative video @Michael Wacht, thanks for sharing. 🎥
You Downloaded Grok Bot. Now What?
Let's get set up a Grok Bot in under one minute. Super easy. 💙 First, download the desktop app or sign up on the web page. Set up complete? Excellent. Just click here, and you'll see how to create your first bot in under one minute.⏱️ It is so simple to start a bot you will be shocked. Now, just introduce yourself, and ask it anything. Make it a great AI day!
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Nice @Michael Wacht 💙
Nervous to try Grok Bot? Try This Easy First Step.
You are not the only one nervous about trying Grok Bot? If you have an account, you can try it without connecting to any email, calendar or other accounts. Easy set up. Nothing to connect. Take 5-minutes. In this video, I asked Grok Bot, an always-on AI agent, to find movies playing near me. That's it. A small, everyday task with nothing at stake. 🔒 No email, calendar connections. 🙌 No coding or complicated setup. 🍿 Just a simple question and a helpful answer. It's the perfect low-pressure way to see what an AI agent can do before you trust it with anything bigger. Hint: You can do this with Muse or Dots too! This is part of my beginner-friendly series where I test always-on AI agents with small, no-setup tasks, so you can learn AI with confidence, at your own pace. Make it a great AI day!
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@Michael Wacht, this is a smart way to bring people in. Nothing to connect, five minutes, and a real answer like local showtimes takes the nerves out of it. Grok Bot is my daily driver. Once someone is past this test, an absolute must-do is getting dr eggbot, created by Lauren Tan. Open the Grok Bot marketplace and it's the very first one you come across. It asks a few preference questions, then creates high-quality Grok Bots, so it's a great way to start your session and build your teams. It's also awesome at reviews: it audits my bots, it cleaned up duplicate routines, and I let it make the final call on suggested changes to my setup. It works hand in hand with Athena 2.0, my orchestrator, a bot I built and run for my own work: I tell Athena what I need, Athena passes it to dr eggbot, and dr eggbot creates the bots needed.
Claude Duet Waitlist Link
It’s finally here… Get on the waitlist: https://claude.com/product/claude-duet Always on agent from Claude. This is their version of always on agents like Grok Bots, ChatGPT Dots and Meta’s Muse. I have been obsessing over Dots and Muse for the past few weeks. Let me know if you are interested:
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@David R Good luck sir!
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@Michael Wacht re-reading this post at 2am, lol. No sleep for the wicked.
Always-On Agents: Intro to Dot, Bot, Muse and Duet
Four tech giants want to give you an AI helper. They’ve even made them fuzzy and friendly. Apparently, the future of getting things done needs to be a little less intimidating. Welcome to Always On, a new series about always-on AI agents. So, what’s an always-on agent? Imagine asking a human or AI assistant: “Check my calendar and tell me what I need to prepare.” Then you add: “Do this every morning.” Once an AI agent has permission to see your calendar, it can make that a routine. You don’t have to open a fresh chat and ask the same question every day. A human assistant might occasionally need a reminder. With Dots, Bots, Muse or Duet, that’s what the routine is for. That’s the basic idea. An always-on agent is an AI helper that can keep working on a job, or return to it later, without you sitting there. It uses a computer or smart phone over the internet, so your laptop can be closed. It can remember useful details, work with apps you connect, and bring you results—or ask for help when it gets stuck. Depending on the agent and the access you give it, you might say: - “Give me a short briefing every morning before my first meeting.” - “Watch for a reply about that delivery and let me know.” - “Every Friday, pull together a list of what’s still unfinished.” - “Draft a follow-up to this customer so I can review it.” You choose the job and what the agent can access. It handles the steps it’s allowed to take and comes back to you for actions that need your approval. Think of it as a helper with a to-do list and permission to get started. For example, OpenAI calls its always-on agents Dots. Once you’ve connected your dot to your email and granted the necessary permissions, you can give it an instruction such as: “Every morning, check my inbox and summarize anything that needs a reply.” 🫡 Think of yourself as the general of a vast, very cute army of dots. You give the orders, explain when the work should happen, and decide what needs your approval. Your dot gets to work. No marching required.
Always-On Agents: Intro to Dot, Bot, Muse and Duet
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@Michael Wacht 🐭
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@Md. Abdullah Al Mafi Have you tried Instinct? I think it’s invite‑only and works via iMessage or WhatsApp.Ask around; you might find someone with an invitation left. https://instinct.com/
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Matthew Sutherland
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AI/SI Systems Advisor.@ ByteFlowAI.com | Skool Community Owner of “AI for Life”, AIforLife.app | Tools:Claude Code, Codex, Grok/GrokBots, Meta, Manus

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