Important note regarding Grok @Bot:
Going forward, @SpaceX will use the best back end model for any given task, including Claude Opus 5.5, MidJourney, Suno and other leading APIs.
Whatever is most likely to give you the best outcome.
Grok Bot is now available for enterprise
Here's how I'd get started in 5 steps:
1. Connect your data sources: Slack, Gmail, Notion. Start using Grok Bot for information retrieval, summarization, and minimizing context switching.
Ask Grok "who is the right person to talk to about X?" or "Has anyone answered this question before?"
You might be surprised at the answer.
2. Download the mobile app: Grok Bot has support for iOS and Android. The mobile UX is incredibly good - it's my most used mobile app by far.
It can do everything the desktop app can.
3. Create workflows: Have Grok Bot update your spreadsheets. Let it clean up your projects in Figma. Have it unsubscribe from email lists. Have it scan and summarize long emails from partners.
Assume @Bot can do anything you can with a computer and let it surprise you.
4. Build routines: Take everything you do and ask Grok Bot "can you do this every day? or when a slack message gets posted in a certain channel?"
Grok Bot supports robust routines and triggers - and each bot can trigger other bots
5. Go down the rabbit hole: there's too much to fit in one post, but if you do 1-4 above, you'll see the power of Bot and start to understand how it can improve your workflows.
My only regret with @Bot is that I couldn't start using it sooner!