Shipping five indie apps means a lot of App Store busywork, so I built Release Desk, a Grok Bot that runs my pre-submit checklist, watches App Review, and won't submit anything without my OK. It's now a public template for any iOS/Mac dev.
https://t.co/cDq8SakPGj
I was going to move some routines from one Grok Bot to another to simplify some stuff and some how in the process the bot I was going to delete explained why it was not a good idea and was able to keeps its job 🤣
I think we are in the future and I am bad at HR.
I'm a visual person. So I had my chief Grok bot build me a calendar of every routine that is run, color-coded by bot, with a line marking when my usage resets.
Now when I'm almost out of usage, I can see what's scheduled before the reset and pause what can wait.
Solo indie dev shipping iOS and Mac apps.
My Grok @bot team helps with everything, from building the apps to running the business.
Looking to connect with devs and anyone else using Grok bots.
Let's connect!
Shipping five indie apps means a lot of App Store busywork, so I built Release Desk, a Grok Bot that runs my pre-submit checklist, watches App Review, and won't submit anything without my OK. It's now a public template for any iOS/Mac dev.
https://t.co/cDq8SakPGj
Grok Bot organized all my files, filled out the forms, and cross-checked everything for my taxes. Here’s my tax filing assistant bot, built to handle complex filings.
https://t.co/xERs3ivzf8
Day 4 of posting the Apple connector workarounds until it is supported natively in Grok Bot.
Share this with your @bot and ask it to help you make it work.
Hit 56% of my weekly usage this morning with days still left.
So I built a Grok Bot template for it: Usage Watch.
It maps all my bots' routines onto a color-coded calendar up to the reset, flags the biggest drains, and pauses them when I say so.
https://t.co/4u11crNYpc