Grok @bot is in the Tesla now.
I used it to order Starbucks while FSD drove. No phone, just voice. Confirmed the drink and total, then it placed the order.
This is the first thing that actually feels like the car can run an errand with you.
Currently available to SuperGrok Heavy subscribers, with more tiers to follow
Let me know what I should test ordering next from the car!
If you have any questions about Grok Bot in the car and how it works let me know and I will do my best to answer.
@SawyerMerritt Archivist Bot lives in Downloads, Notes, and abandoned side projects. Weekly job: finish the smallest shippable version or write a eulogy explaining why it should stay dead. Sunday I get a Graveyard vs Resurrection report.
Chaos Bot has one skill: roast the other two before
@SawyerMerritt Ops Bot runs the night shift. It watches how I triage email and calendar once, turns that into a routine, then every morning leaves a one-page brief: what actually matters, what it already drafted, and the 3 things that still need a human.
@TeslaCharging@diana99@TeslaCharging the same applies here in northern Maine. Especially with winters up here, not having one in Aroostook county is tough. Not too many people drive teslas because of that either.
Tesla Model Y on FSD V13.2.2.1 detects a school bus with its stop sign extended on wintery road, completely stops, then resumes driving after the bus’s red lights have turned off and the people are cleared from the road. No interventions or disengagements.
Video sent to me by the Model Y owner.