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[deezzex @deezzex]

SpaceX AI employee just dropped the tunes for GROK BOT to make it reach its maximum potential.

already tried that myself and it shows AMAZING results. here is the list:

- add a self-check pass before it returns anything. ask the agent to verify its own output against the original instruction before finalizing, “did this actually satisfy every requirement, list what’s missing if not.” this single extra step catches more errors than any prompt wording tweak.

- define “DONE” explicitly. “manage my expenses” gets vague output. “flag every transaction over $200 with no matching receipt, format as a table” gets exact output. agents don’t guess well, they execute well.

- force structured output. ask for JSON or a fixed table format instead of free text. structured output is verifiable, free text just sounds confident either way.

- scope tool access per task, not globally. an agent with read access to everything “just in case” makes worse decisions than one with exactly the 2 tools this specific task needs. less access, sharper output.

which one of these are you actually doing right now?

[Avi Chawla @_avichawla]

https://t.co/bdAT018tFs

[deezzex @deezzex]

@starmexxx wait so kimi k3 is actually cheaper too or just better performance?

[deezzex @deezzex]

@starmexxx u are welcome starmex

[deezzex @deezzex]

my friend from SpaceX AI team leaked 4 tweaks for GROK BOT to make it INCREDIBLY performative.

check this out tonight by myself and was shocked how good it becomes

- SET a hard stop condition. give the agent a max iteration count or a token/time budget before it starts, not after it’s already looped 40 times on the same problem. no ceiling means no brakes.

- SHOW it the exact output format, don’t describe it. one real example output beats three paragraphs of formatting instructions. agents pattern-match examples far better than they parse prose.

- SEPARATE planning from execution. make it write out its plan first, in a separate step, before it touches a single tool. skipping straight to action is where most wrong turns happen.

- LOG every tool call with the reasoning attached. not just “what it did,” but “why it did it.” this is the only way to actually debug a bad run instead of guessing.

which one of these are you actually doing right now?

[monokern @monokern]

https://t.co/Jb6AI7sRZA

[deezzex @deezzex]

@starmexxx hope it helps you

[deezzex @deezzex]

SpaceX AI employee just dropped the tunes for GROK BOT to make it reach its maximum potential.

already tried that myself and it shows AMAZING results. here is the list:

- add a self-check pass before it returns anything. ask the agent to verify its own output against the original instruction before finalizing, “did this actually satisfy every requirement, list what’s missing if not.” this single extra step catches more errors than any prompt wording tweak.

- define “DONE” explicitly. “manage my expenses” gets vague output. “flag every transaction over $200 with no matching receipt, format as a table” gets exact output. agents don’t guess well, they execute well.

- force structured output. ask for JSON or a fixed table format instead of free text. structured output is verifiable, free text just sounds confident either way.

- scope tool access per task, not globally. an agent with read access to everything “just in case” makes worse decisions than one with exactly the 2 tools this specific task needs. less access, sharper output.

which one of these are you actually doing right now?

[Avi Chawla @_avichawla]

https://t.co/bdAT018tFs

[deezzex @deezzex]

@Yumzlef thanks mate!

[deezzex @deezzex]

@ApolloCrpt did you find any surprising patterns in where people lose money most

[Apollo @ApolloCrpt]

Warren Buffett's Playbook:

"turns out the average person is quietly losing $1,474 a year and has no idea"

in this 1-minute clip he breaks down the mindset that defines his long-term success.

i took the core principles of his financial discipline and built an open-source tool with four local sub-agents that catches dead subscriptions and price hikes like Adobe going from $52.99 to $59.99 without moving a single dollar automatically.

i turned that architecture into a step-by-step implementation guide.

beats any paid personal finance course.

watch the clip first, then the article below is the full guide.

[deezzex @deezzex]

@0xLever wait is the second number way higher because of the extra decade or is something else moving

[deezzex @deezzex]

@hey_AndrewUSA what does "lose control" look like to you right now though

[deezzex @deezzex]

@wenWeights does it handle rejection or bounces automatically or do you step in?

[deezzex @deezzex]

@starmexxx what's the actual benchmark testing though, like what types of tasks are we talking about here

[deezzex @deezzex]

@vovweb3 AI assistant turns into AI coworker

[deezzex @deezzex]

is GROK BOT that good? gave it access to my banking app and it was able to do unbelievable thing. it identified and canceled $4.000 duplicate charge.

in addition it scanned every transaction, caught every dead subscription, flagged every price hike before it charged

but there’s the actual tradeoff nobody’s being honest about: full access means full speed, and full speed means full blast radius when it’s wrong.

SAVE this before you’re the one testing this live.
FOLLOW for the next one before it happens.

would you actually give an AI full access to your bank account, or keep it read-only?

[Sarvesh Shrivastava @bloggersarvesh]

https://t.co/KFkkCWNM4V

[deezzex @deezzex]

@gideonxqt human in loop is the key thing in agentic world

[deezzex @deezzex]

@Yumzlef let me know the results mate!

[deezzex @deezzex]

@AutoFlowRobotic do you have bad experience with similar situation?

[deezzex @deezzex]

@MnFounder yes , that is smart approach to make sure your money is still under control

[deezzex @deezzex]

@starmexxx you can setup read only or write permission for the API

[deezzex @deezzex]

@bonduelleioat how's grok actually performing for you compared to traditional seo tools you've used

[deezzex @deezzex]

@starmexxx what llm did you test it with first when you set it up?