@m2jr No, not yet, but I've got my Grok bot team utilizing Grok build and Cursor cloud agents to work together to get the right solution depending on the devices I have. It's a fun development process
@marsha_maga@farzyness You can ask your bot to give iteslf a name or have your cheif of staff give it a name. I have mine give themselves names, character avatars, whatever you want.
My gb is doing the usual scheduling, inbox cleaning, etc. but my main thing right now is it's created my second brain to help me remember and retrieve information that I would normally just forget about. I can feed it documents screenshots, emails, chats voice recordings, etc, and it saves everything to my second brain vault and organizes it for me. Pretty cool!
I have my Grok Bot helping me with getting things done now. I tell it what task I need done and it comes up with a plan. It sends me the plan details and ask if it should complete the task. I click yes and it does it. It recently did something I hadn't been able to get myself to do for the past 7 years. I asked it to take a look and give me a recommendation. It did and said it can fix it, so I said yes and it was fixed. And it said it would keep it on a schedule to maintain it from now on, I won't have to worry about it anymore. So yeah, I'm feeling pretty good about a lot of things getting done lately.
I want to setup gb so when I'm on-call it can answer the phone for me at 3:00AM, or whatever and get a ticket number and description of the issue, and based on the issue try to help the service desk agent resolve the callers issue. If it's not one of many issues I get called for that can't be resolved by simple means, then gb would alert me that there's an issue I need to wake up to help with.
@niccruzpatane@bot I want to get Grok bot to control my smart things in the house. Just have to figure out how to connect them all to gb. I have so many projects I'm working on, but I'd really like to have gb design my ultimate retirement strategy.
@SawyerMerritt I have gb doing the usual stuff so far, but one thing I really want to use it for is helping me develop and write a sci fi series I've been developing in my head for years now.
I've been setting up Grok Bot with a Chief of Staff to be my helper instead of just another chatbot. I talk to one person, my CoS, and he handles the rest.
I've got helpers behind him for my money, health, work, and for building stuff. They report to Chief. Only he writes in my second brain I set up to keep my knowledge and to recall it easily.
The second brain works with Obsidian on a cloud drive I own. Not Notion. He keeps it clean and linked so it doesn't turn into a junk drawer.
Every morning I get a short note on what matters and what he needs from me. Most of my work lives in my head and this is helping me get it out so I can actually do something with it! Grok bot rocks!
@abandoncomfortx Wow, that's very cool exclamation. I've had bobcat sneak up on me a couple times while hunting here in Florida. Thankfully they realized what they were sneaking up to before they pounced on me!
@WhitneyEnlow Awesome, I have a bunch a esp32's I was going to setup with temperature and humidity sensors over LoRA. I'm sure I have an older c3 or similar to setup with something like this to give to my son so he can monitor his SpaceX stock. ๐
@poteto@bot Thanks Lauren, looks like I'm going to be repurposing my Mac mini that I'm using for home automation and having my grock grok bots help me set something like this up.