Tucker King

I run Agent Revenue Lab. Digital employees for outbound and collections. Same work as the hire you were about to make.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@astropol0 Hope they actually fixed the usage.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@CKonovalov A week and a half to pay it off is wild. Congrats.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@jakelogan @bot Awesome. Glad it actually got United to fix the booking.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@WesRoth Hope it actually follows up on the unfinished tasks.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@MichaelHyatt @bot @spacexai Glad they fixed the token usage.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@d4m1n @elonmusk I'll believe it after the next reset.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@parker__conrad @bot @johnbai Hope the slower voice holds up on outbound calls.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@poteto Nice. Out of beta.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@databricks Grok Bot getting Genie is a nice add.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@akshatag77 A few months in and 1.0 is already out.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@ndrewpignanelli Yeah. Mine still waits for me on email.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@marty_kausas @bot Hope the ads still sound like you.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@benjitaylor I'll take that teammate.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@gregisenberg Paper for design is new to me. I'll watch the video.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@bot Congrats on 1.0. The meeting invite is the part I did not expect.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@SawyerMerritt Giving it a list of people it can text without asking first is a lot of trust.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@rayruizhiliao @peakxvpartners @rauchg @sternhenri @jefrankle @cjc @daniel_levine @inkbox_ai @alxwlcx @DVremenko Congrats on the raise. Email, phone, iMessage, and WhatsApp on one computer is a lot.

[n8n.io @n8n_io]

Meet Nod, your own open-source personal agent from n8n Labs

Ask it to prep your calls, collect invoices or cancel a subscription

It runs on your computer with its own browser to get the job done across apps and websites, using the AI provider you choose👇

[Michael | AI + Agents @Michael_Fenech_]

Most people are barely scratching the surface of what Grok Bot can do.

Here are five instructions I'd give your Chief of Staff to take your setup from beginner to power user.

Each one unlocks a different capability, and you can copy the instructions directly into your Chief of Staff.

1 - MAKE GROK BOT WORK WITHOUT BEING ASKED

Most people either message Grok Bot or set up scheduled routines.

But Grok Bot can also start working when something happens in another app.

An iPhone alarm stops. An important email arrives. A customer submits a form.

These events can trigger work automatically through supported integrations, automations and webhooks.

Tell your Chief of Staff:

"Find five recurring jobs in my life or work that could start automatically when something happens. Investigate triggers from iPhone Shortcuts, email, webhooks and connected apps. Rank them by usefulness and ease of setup. Show me how we'd implement the best one. Don't activate anything without my approval."

2 - TURN SUCCESSFUL WORK INTO REUSABLE SKILLS

Every time Grok Bot completes a job successfully, there's an opportunity to make that process repeatable.

Instead of explaining the same job over and over, turn the method into a skill with clear instructions, inputs and checks.

Tell your Chief of Staff:

"Review the recurring jobs you've completed for me. Identify five that could become reusable skills. For each, define when to use it, what information it needs, the steps involved, how to check the result and when to ask for approval. Recommend the best one to build and test first."

3 - MAKE YOUR CHIEF OF STAFF MANAGE A TEAM OF BOTS

You shouldn't have to coordinate every specialist bot yourself.

Your Chief of Staff can become the central coordinator, delegating work, collecting results and bringing decisions back to you.

Tell your Chief of Staff:

"Review the work I regularly give you. Identify which jobs you should own and which would benefit from specialist bots. Recommend a small team with clearly defined responsibilities. Design how you'd delegate tasks, track progress, check results and report exceptions. Don't create new bots without my approval."

4 - MAKE GROK BOT FIND PROBLEMS IN ITS OWN SETUP

As your setup grows, you can end up with failed routines, duplicated work, outdated instructions and unfinished jobs.

Instead of discovering problems yourself, give your Chief of Staff responsibility for checking the system.

Tell your Chief of Staff:

"Design a weekly health check for my Grok Bot setup. Look for failed or missed routines, unfinished tasks, duplicated work, stale information and recurring corrections. Use records you can actually access and flag anything you can't inspect. Give me the five most important fixes ranked by impact. Make no changes without approval."

5 - TEACH GROK BOT TO WORK MORE EFFICIENTLY

Not every job needs Grok Bot to open a browser and click through software.

Sometimes a connected app, direct API or simple script can do the job more efficiently.

Choosing the right method can reduce unnecessary work, failures and usage.

Tell your Chief of Staff:

"Review five recurring jobs that require multiple tool actions. Compare whether connected apps, APIs, scripts, browser automation or computer use would be the most appropriate method. Prioritise reliability, security and efficient usage. Recommend improvements and explain what we'd need to test before changing anything."

THE BIGGER PICTURE

These five upgrades change how you use Grok Bot.

1 - It starts working when something happens.

2 - It remembers successful methods through reusable skills.

3 - It coordinates other bots instead of making you manage them.

4 - It helps identify problems before they keep repeating.

5 - It chooses better ways to complete work.

You move from constantly telling Grok Bot what to do toward building a system that can organise, execute and improve work with less intervention.

Start by giving your Chief of Staff instruction number one, then work through the remaining four.

You don't need to implement everything at once. Each upgrade makes your setup more capable.

[Tucker King @AgentRevenueLab]

@venturetwins @omooretweets @descript Codex trying to sell you Descript is the part that stuck.