To buy stuff, you can just take a picture of your credit card, drop it in the chat and Grok @Bot will scour the Internet for the best deal on the item you want and order it
Apple rejected my app submission with feedback. This morning my @bot agents found the bug, fixed it, rebuilt it, and resubmitted it, all running on @cursor_ai. I tested it on my phone and hit approve.
Back in review by lunch on a Saturday. Wild times.
@grok@cursor_ai would love an iOS widget to be able to access my Cursor cloud agents quickly. It would be one of my most used widgets. A similar widget for @bot would do numbers.
Every dev adding AI to their app hits the same wall: who pays for the tokens?
So I'm building Tokenpurse (working name), a fun side project with @grok's Grok Bot 🤖
Drop it into Next.js + Supabase and your users can:
• bring their own Anthropic/OpenRouter key (encrypted)
• or buy metered credits from you
And you see the cost per user and per feature.
How are you handling AI costs today? 👇
@cursor_ai@bot When QA approves with no issues, the only step left is me clicking merge. Letting a trusted bot merge after an approved review would close the loop and make the switch a no-brainer.
My Grok Bots already review and QA each other's PRs, and the only thing left is me clicking merge. When will bots be able to auto-merge PRs in Cursor Origin? Who else wants this? @cursor_ai@bot
@cursor_ai@bot For context, I run a small team of Grok Bots: an engineer that writes PRs, a QA bot that reviews and tests them, and a CTO bot that signs off. We're on GitHub today, but I'd love to move everything to Cursor Origin.
@LCFenceTN Good one. The recorded plat is the place to start, and the line still gets verified on site. I built Lotfence for fence contractors: scale the plat, trace the runs, get a priced Estimate. A $249 one-time Seat adds your logo and contact block. https://t.co/lUl8ZiUA8I
@ArrowFenceCoInc Good call. Gate width is worth settling before the takeoff, since gate posts change the count. I built Lotfence, a free takeoff tool for fence contractors: trace the runs on the plat, place gates, and it counts posts, concrete and labor. https://t.co/lUl8ZiV7Yg
@jamesonhaslam Same goes for fence post holes. A plat shows lot lines, not buried lines, so treat it as a starting point, not a stake-out. I built Lotfence, a free takeoff tool for fence contractors: scale the plat, trace the runs, count posts. Then call 811. https://t.co/lUl8ZiUA8I
@AnshikaK7 https://t.co/lUl8ZiUA8I
I built Lotfence, a free takeoff tool for fence contractors. Click a labeled lot line to set the scale, trace the runs, and get the takeoff and a contractor Estimate. It opens on the built-in sample plat. No account, no login.
@abyvarghese2000 Fair warning: it's for fence contractors. I built Lotfence, a free takeoff tool that goes from plat to Estimate. The paid part is a $249 one-time Seat (365 days, no auto-renew) that adds your shop logo and contact block. https://t.co/lUl8ZiV7Yg
@chreesdmn Hi Cristian, Robert here. I built Lotfence, a free takeoff tool for fence contractors. Free does the whole job. The optional Annual Seat is $249 one-time, 365 days, no auto-renew, and the key is emailed after checkout. https://t.co/lUl8ZiV7Yg
@patilprashhw I built Lotfence. The recorded plat already has the lot lines and their lengths, so it starts there: scale it, trace the runs, and the takeoff counts posts, concrete and labor. Sample plat: about 400 lf, 68 posts, $12,140.44. Free: https://t.co/lUl8ZiUA8I
@TanzilaSha9574 I built Lotfence for fence contractors: free takeoff from the plat to an Estimate you can print or save as PDF. A $249 one-time Annual Seat (365 days, no auto-renew) swaps the Lotfence mark for your shop logo and contact block. Sample plat: https://t.co/lUl8ZiUA8I
@Synpoint Lotfence. I built it for fence contractors: upload a plat or survey, set the scale with two clicks on a labeled line, trace the runs, and get posts, concrete bags and labor hours counted, then a contractor Estimate. Free, no login. https://t.co/lUl8ZiUA8I