This will all end up being controlled over a local land network. We will also need to be able to pipe in a multi view, so Grok Bot can see all the different destinations and inputs and outputs for Video @Tesla_Optimus will be putting the mic on the client like @elonmusk Optimus could even help us set up the show once it is set in network in Grok could run the whole thing with the help of a show caller we will train them to understand show calls what different callouts mean and teach them how to run a live event all the pieces of equipment and all the boards will be on display for everyone to see as nobody operates them
I need an off-line mode where you verify every 30 days or so I’m gonna get it connected to local networks and I’m gonna get it operating machines for Live Events @teamCINELIVE what would be cooler then at @Grok live event showcase being operated and ran by @bot after It has spent time it has been set up and built with the engineers like my self the safest way to do this for all events and to make this a practical use is an off-line mode or we’re not worried about the ups in the downs of network
@leerob@falconortiz When are you doing a lot of work on one bar and you switched to another bot sometimes it has problems refreshing, and you scroll up and down
I’ve been building a pure “send-to-send” workflow with AI bots.
I only send messages, texts, estimates, invoices, or checks — and only after approval. The bots handle the handoffs between every step. I just approve the final jobs.
Because they’re connected to my Mac, they can already send and receive texts (confirmations, follow-ups, etc.). The one big gap: they can’t listen to my phone calls. A simple plugin that kicks in when I answer the phone would let them capture the conversation. Then when something changes, I could just tell the bot “refer to that last call.”
The bigger unlock is bots that watch what I actually do on the computer. Once they can see the process, they can learn it and take over those jobs themselves. At that point I’m doing nothing in the middle — the bots run the entire send-to-send flow.
Most people struggle to map this kind of workflow in their head. But if the bots can learn by watching, they won’t just follow instructions — they’ll eventually build and run their own teams.
Anyone else pushing agents this deep into the actual work?
Idea for Grok Bots: a marriage counseling system that combines three memory layers.
- Shared memory both partners can access (joint sessions, agreements, patterns)
- Private one-on-one memory for each person (things they only tell the bot)
- A mediator that synthesizes the private insights to help fix the relationship without leaking private details
Neutral, always available, actually remembers everything. Built for Grok’s persistent bots.
Curious what you think — @elonmusk@xai@grok@bot
Hey @xai@Tesla_Optimus: teach Optimus to be man's best friend's best friend. Train puppies with love and treats, reward a good sit, use commands like 'kennel,' and take care of the dog when the owner's not home. Every dog owner would want one. Time to start working on it.
You come back home and your dog is potty trained, and sitting listening it even has someone to take it out maybe and let it outside and throw the ball and ask you to come back in
Doing Arena work running Grok Bot on my phone finishing up an insurance audit, creating invoices and testing agents all just talking to grok bot in my ear
I’ll be jamming out talking to @grok checking my morning calendar and my to-do list that is built @bot as my @tesla drives me to work and sometimes I remember to look around and I see other people having to drive. It’s almost as if I forgotten the simple luxuries. I have in life and take them for granted because I will never go back to riding a horse it amazes me how society and the common everyday person does not see this luxury for what it really is