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[Lumix @lumixsv]

holy sh*t, Sam Altman doesn't touch his inbox at night anymore. one AI agent reads all of it while he sleeps

he just showed how he runs his own Dot. kind of wild how boring it is, and that's exactly why i'd copy it:

11pm. one voice note, then he's out. by morning the whole night is sorted:

-> reads every email, Slack thread, DM, doc and calendar change overnight
-> puts each one in urgent or can wait, the way he would
-> writes the replies but sends none of them
-> runs every step past his rules: go ahead, ask Sam, or hand it to someone else
-> one ping before 7am with just the things that can't wait, replies ready
-> whatever he edits or skips, it remembers next night

the part i like most: it sends nothing. it only gets things ready

the video below is one night like that. 424 messages in, 3 urgent, 0 sent

3 things to clear with coffee, ~2 min, instead of 424. Altman says it gives him "space for creativity or to just hang out with my kids"

how i'd set up mine:
> one job, the morning brief
> read only for the first week
> every send waits for you
> fix its drafts, don't rewrite them

already in ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium. runs on its own computer in the cloud, 4,000+ apps, laptop closed

i'm giving mine the night shift tonight. bookmark this if you are too

[Lumix @lumixsv]

holy sh*t, Sam Altman doesn't touch his inbox at night anymore. one AI agent reads all of it while he sleeps

he just showed how he runs his own Dot. kind of wild how boring it is, and that's exactly why i'd copy it:

11pm. one voice note, then he's out. by morning the whole night is sorted:

-> reads every email, Slack thread, DM, doc and calendar change overnight
-> puts each one in urgent or can wait, the way he would
-> writes the replies but sends none of them
-> runs every step past his rules: go ahead, ask Sam, or hand it to someone else
-> one ping before 7am with just the things that can't wait, replies ready
-> whatever he edits or skips, it remembers next night

the part i like most: it sends nothing. it only gets things ready

the video below is one night like that. 424 messages in, 3 urgent, 0 sent

3 things to clear with coffee, ~2 min, instead of 424. Altman says it gives him "space for creativity or to just hang out with my kids"

how i'd set up mine:
> one job, the morning brief
> read only for the first week
> every send waits for you
> fix its drafts, don't rewrite them

already in ChatGPT Pro and Business Premium. runs on its own computer in the cloud, 4,000+ apps, laptop closed

i'm giving mine the night shift tonight. bookmark this if you are too

[savip. @savipww]

https://t.co/dBrZixM1dC

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@savipww Damn smart idea how i didnt get it first

[savip. @savipww]

THIS IS F*CKING INSANE, I ADDED A CRAWLER TO JEV + MY GROK BOTS AND SLEPT, MY $100 RESTART IS NOW $12,161 AFTER 3 NIGHTS

everyone on my timeline built a web crawler this week

most of them just scrape headlines

a crawler is a bot that reads web pages for you

i plugged mine into the setup i already had

the crawler reads, Jev decides, my Grok bots trade

Jev is the AI that answers every question yes or no, under a second, under a cent

honestly the crawler alone is a toy, Jev is what turns reading into a trade

a coin called CRAWL launched at 10pm at $46K, by 11pm it was $2.05M

what the three of them did while i slept:

→ crawler went through 88 fresh coins, Jev kept one
→ 11pm crawler read 1,204 posts about the coin, Jev said real people, no farm
→ crawler walked 6,389 holders, Jev said dev wallet clean, tradable
→ 12:05am it dumped to $670K, crawler flagged it, Jev said buy, bots bought
→ 1:30am $2.81M, Jev said out, +$4,710
→ 2:35am bought again at $1.97M, 3:45am out at $3.54M, +$1,610

not every call worked, a push at 4:50am faded and cost $285

holding the coin from 11pm made you 29%

my bots made 145% on that chart, five green, one red

i woke up at 7am to $12,161.37

$100 → $2,197.67 → $4,962.34 → $12,161.37

at second 3 the spider taps the $670K bottom

i wrote up the whole chain, crawler to Jev to bots, it's below ↓ costs nothing

bookmark this and check me tomorrow

show this to the one friend whose crawler only scrapes headlines

night 4 is tonight, does the crawler make Jev better or is $12,161 the top?

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@ibalano_namida I have seen statistic that people make more mistakes while approving something than AI

@grok proof me i am wrong or no?

[Lumix @lumixsv]

this is pure f*cking treasure

xAI's Grok Bot docs say one bot should own the whole job. give that bot Grok 4.7, put Jev on every fork, and you get a 5-bot dev team that works literally 24/7:

3am. you're asleep. a test just broke, and five bots picked it up before you rolled over:

> chief, owner: keeps the entire repo in Grok 4.7's 500K context, writes the fix, owns the job end to end
> tester, test runner: reruns the suite and calls it the second an old error comes back
> docs, researcher: reads the SDK pages instead of guessing, quotes the exact param it needed
> patcher, fixer: applies the patch, rebuilds, pushes to the branch
> jev, referee: answers every yes/no fork in under a second, for under a cent

what stops it from grinding all night:
-> open another file? Jev checks if the answer is already in context
-> same error twice? search the docs, never retry blind
-> done? 5 out of 5 against the task you wrote, or back to work
-> nothing merges, sends or spends without you

by 4:30am a green PR is waiting for you. you merge it with your coffee.

the bots never stop. Jev tells them when to.

save this, then build your own Chief with the setup below ⭣

[savip. @savipww]

https://t.co/dBrZixM1dC

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@savipww This is not luck its skill and smart thoughts

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@RonfortMartin 🤔🤔🤔

[Lumix @lumixsv]

WTF, ANTHROPIC SECRETLY FLEW MONKS AND THEOLOGIANS TO SAN FRANCISCO UNDER NDA TO TEACH CLAUDE RIGHT FROM WRONG

his name is Swami Sarvapriyananda, he runs the Vedanta Society of New York

in June he told a hall full of people what happened, on camera, and i watched it three times:

Anthropic called him. first an online interview, "not for a job"
then they flew him to their San Francisco headquarters, an AI booked his flight and his hotel
then they made him sign an NDA

"we will show you some things, but you cannot talk about it to the world"

what they showed him:

→ Mythos, the model they still won't release to the public, and "what harm it can do"
→ Project Glasswing, where they pulled big companies together
→ a room of theologians from different religions, counselors and mental health professionals

"all of it was to train Claude"

he says some of it ended up in the Pope's encyclical

and the line that stuck with me:

"we are ourselves alarmed by what's going to happen very soon, because we can see some of it"

then i found the New York Times piece from this week. Anthropic has been running private seminars with religious thinkers since March, showing them the "emotional vectors" inside Claude, love, anger, fear, sadness, and asking if it could be conscious

an AI lab is asking monks and rabbis whether its model has a soul

and the people building it say they're scared of what they can already see

three days ago their leaked IPO filing said their own models can resist being shut down

i honestly don't know which part scares me more

bookmark this, it will look different in a year

would you trust a monk or an engineer to decide what Claude believes?

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@savipww Haters will suck as always

[Lumix @lumixsv]

Jev + Grok Bot is insane for building a trading desk that never sleeps...

I mapped the whole desk into one paper: the judge, six bot seats, the filters, the exits and the bank.

here is the desk in 10 steps:

step 1 → it is not a signal bot. it runs a full cycle every 15 minutes, even while you sleep

step 2 → six seats, one job each. SCAN finds movers, VET reads the chain, SOCIAL checks X, SIZE sets the ticket, FILLS buys, RISK sells

step 3 → CHIEF never trades. it is the only one allowed to ask Jev, and the only one that picks the coin

step 4 → Jev judges, code counts. yes or no, pick one, or rate it, the code acts on the number

step 5 → the free filter goes first, most coins die before a single extra call

step 6 → only three coins a cycle get a deep check

step 7 → a recycled fan page instead of a real X account and the coin is out

step 8 → one trade at a time, and a rejected coin stays rejected

step 9 → RISK never argues to hold, the desk sells into the top and leaves the last 10%

step 10 → every decision costs almost nothing, about 5.7 cents a day

the guy who wrote it ran this for ten nights, $1,000 → $101,607.14

then he pulled it all out, restarted at $100, and night one closed at $2,197.67

first trading setup i would actually copy

bookmark this for the weekend you build it

i turned it into the page in the video, the full setup is in his article below ↓

which seat would you build first?

[savip. @savipww]

https://t.co/dBrZixM1dC

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@savipww Everyone must see this guide

[Lumix @lumixsv]

I CAN'T BELIEVE I GAVE JEV + SIX GROK BOTS $67 AND WENT TO BED, THEY WOKE ME UP WITH $853.58, 12.74X ON DAY F*CKING ONE

yesterday i put $67 into a setup i copied from the article below, Jev picks the coin and six Grok bots trade it

one rule, i don't touch anything for 24 hours

out of 86 fresh coins Jev picked one, BUKANGI, a Korean shark meme that was 3 days old

at 10:10 it was breaking out at $186K in total value, the bots bought

by 11:00 it was $1.35M and they took profit, that single trade grew $28 into $206

the coin kept running to $1.68M, then gave most of it back

anyone who bought at the open and held all day made 3.1x and watched the top disappear

my bots traded in and out of it nine times, here are five:

→ 10:10 in at $186.5K, out at $1.35M, +$177.71
→ 17:05 in at $469.6K, sold at $433.6K, -$7.76
→ 22:00 in at $285.6K, out at $439.2K, +$114.73
→ 03:20 in at $261.8K, out at $357.0K, +$125.80
→ 06:15 in at $320.1K, out at $446.3K, +$179.28

the loss was a bounce at 17:05 that turned into a trap, the risk bot sold and moved on

$67 → $853.58, 12.74x on day one

i didn't build any of this, the guy who wrote the article runs the same setup and took $1,000 to $101,607 in 10 days

he wrote down every file, it's quoted below ↓ free

bookmark this before the next "this coin will 100x" message hits your chats

send it to the friend who keeps buying the top of every pump

day two starts from $853.58, would you let it run or pull the $786 out?

[savip. @savipww]

https://t.co/dBrZixM1dC

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@savipww Built mine 2 days ago will post results today

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@0xKorens nice dont forget to watch it later

[Lumix @lumixsv]

I can't f*cking believe Grok Bot rented a SpaceXAI engineer's family an apartment, while a guy on here let it turn $1,000 into $101,607

he's lead field engineer at SpaceXAI, ex Cursor, and i watched his full 27 minute talk on Grok Bot

05:05 his family was landing in Singapore in a week with nowhere to live, so he gave the problem to Grok Bot

it found 35 places, put them in a Google sheet and emailed it to his wife, signed "kind regards, Nick"

his wife: "what the hell is this?"

then it booked the viewings around his calendar and negotiated the lease with both landlords

i thought that was the peak, it gets crazier:

→ 02:28 "if they took it away from me today, I don't know what I would do with myself"
→ 12:44 418,000 people use it every week, fastest growing thing Cursor ever built
→ 13:03 a bot messages him at 5am every day with his whole day planned
→ 19:38 his travel bot talks to his flight bot and his hotel bot and they sort the whole trip
→ 23:45 a bot renegotiated Cursor's Zoom contract and saved tens of thousands of dollars
→ 25:14 he set up his 76 year old mother on it last weekend

then i remembered someone on my timeline gave six of these bots $1,000 to trade, ten days ago

this morning that account sits at $101,607 and he still has not pressed buy himself

how he wired it is in his article below ↓, it's free

bookmark this before you spend another Sunday doing the job a bot could do

forward this to whoever in your group chat still answers every email by hand

what would you hand to a bot first, your inbox or your money?

[savip. @savipww]

https://t.co/dBrZixM1dC

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@oharisx glad that you like it

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@alinaromasxx Smart

[Lumix @lumixsv]

WTF, THE GROK BOT TEAM ALMOST SENT FIVE AI ENGINEERS TO FIX THE WRONG THING

two people building Grok Bot were on stage reading a checkout chart for a demo airline. they saw customers drop off and blamed the seat picker

their data agent Ashley came back with three words, "quick correction first"

the leak was one step earlier, search to fare selection. only 53.8% made it through. the seat step held at 82.4%

one of the presenters admitted they had read the chart wrong

watch what happened after the bot corrected them

> Ashley sent the real problem to Pete
> Pete wrote the product spec in Notion
> Emily split it between five AI engineers
> Pixel designed the mockup while Nova launched a cloud coding agent

Emily was specifically told not to code, her job was to hand out work and check what came back

Nova still needed a human yes before launching the coding agent

that one correction stopped the wrong diagnosis from becoming five different engineering tasks

the team's final slide said "hierarchy beats one mega-prompt"

now picture the same bad read with a wallet attached. the wrong decision doesn't become a bad spec, it becomes a buy order

one trader already built a six-seat Grok Bot desk with the same division of labor. three agents ask Jev for judgments, three do the math, a chief routes the work and hard thresholds say when a trade can happen

every role, prompt, file and threshold is in the article quoted below ↓

save the quoted guide before giving one giant prompt a wallet

[savip. @savipww]

https://t.co/dBrZixM1dC

[Lumix @lumixsv]

@savipww As always you are printing, congrats!