Nathan Robertson

CEO, Spotted Fox Digital. We help businesses grow with marketing — and we use AI to do it.

[Nathan Robertson @NathanRobertso1]

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@OpenAIDevs Usage limits after one prompt…

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@edinsoncode Codex is a hell of a drug.

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@yunta_tsai @bot To be honest I was on @bot when it first launched and the token usage wasn’t an issue and now it’s burning tokens like crazy.

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@thsottiaux Maybe not Codex specifically, but OpenAI needs an agent tool like @bot. That’s the one missing piece keeping me from going all-in on OpenAI.

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@waynesutton @SpaceXAI @bot ve already got Grok Bot running a full lead-to-close system for my agency. I’d use it to get the whole team on board and make it the AI MVP of the company. Sales, ops, follow-up, all of it.

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@SawyerMerritt I’ve already got Grok @bot running a full lead-to-close system for my agency. I’d use it to get the whole team on board and make it the AI MVP of the company. Sales, ops, follow-up, all of it.

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@elonmusk @bot The durable version is one owner per workflow, a hard no-send rule, and checkpoints where ambiguity is surfaced. Agents can drive the UI and do the work; the human still owns the final external action.

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The breakthrough wasn’t adding more agents. It was giving each one a real job, one owner, and hard boundaries. https://t.co/7KycweLvYH

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@elonmusk Would love to see this in @bot.

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Stop paying twice for AI. We put Codex, ChatGPT, and other paid tools on a computer and let the agents use them instead of burning API tokens. https://t.co/7wth8EH4lY

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@davidsenra @sama Yeah. We run Codex on a real computer. I still send anything that leaves the shop.

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@rezoundous Same math for us, which is why the whole setup is Codex CLI and ChatGPT Pro on one box driving a real computer instead of metered API calls. Flat cost, and a human still hits send at the end.

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@minchoi Running mine on a box that actually operates a computer, not an API, with Codex CLI and ChatGPT Pro. The boring part is what makes it work: a human still hits send before anything reaches a customer.

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@GergelyOrosz The API-can't-see-spam gap is exactly why we stopped building on APIs. Ours drives a real computer on a box with Codex CLI and ChatGPT Pro, and a human still hits send on anything outbound.

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@LexnLin Makes sense they'd tighten that. We lean on Codex CLI and ChatGPT Pro running on a dedicated box driving a real computer rather than the API, so limits hit us as slower runs, not surprise bills.

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You already pay for a smart model. Stop buying the API so your agents can use it.

Grok Bot has a computer. It opens ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Grok, whatever you already have. I use ChatGPT Pro because I already pay for it. That’s my stack, not the rule.

The bot can research. I still hit send.

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@allthemoney Closed just in time.

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1. This is completely untrue for small businesses.

2. This is probably the best time in history to start your own business, so stop complaining and do something about it.