Honest question.
If you hired a Grok Bot tomorrow, what is the first job you would hand off?
Inbox? Research? Videos? A weekly report?
I want to hear the real answers. @bot
One lesson from running 28 Grok Bots:
Give each bot one clear job.
The ones that try to do everything get messy. The ones with a single role get sharp.
Start with one bot and one job. Then add the next. @bot
Grok Bot 1.0 now lets you share a bot with your team, drop it in Slack or Teams, and invite it to meetings. @bot@elonmusk@spacexai
I already trust these bots with my company. This makes them even more useful.
If you have been waiting to try it, now is a great time.
Late last night I asked for two reports. Each one is 10 pages.
They were done before I went to bed.
Research, a plan, and a clean PDF. I still review every page before anyone else sees it.
@jans I like the idea of giving different agents a shared task list and context. How do you decide when to hand work to another agent versus keep it with the current one?
@julien_c I’d be curious to see the same coding task run on both with the same setup, then compare speed and output quality. What are the two machines?
@mattyp@Aluminumwraith@poteto The “By Bot” view is a helpful place to start. Would a per bot breakdown of incoming versus outgoing handoffs make it easier to distinguish useful coordination from a loop?
I had a great night meeting comedians in Austin last night.
Afterward I realized my answer to "so what do you do?" needed work. Now I have a 10 second version and a 30 second version, and I'm practicing both out loud.
Lesson: know your one line before you walk into the room.
Already have, and I give them the hard jobs.
Sites, reports, video, the work I used to stay late for.
Grok Bot 1.0 is going to make this even better. @elonmusk@bot
Already living this.
I run 28 Grok Bots in my company. They build sites, videos, and reports. I approve what goes out.
1.0 means I can share them with a team and bring them into Slack and meetings.
This is the update I wanted. @bot@elonmusk
Introducing Grok Bot 1.0. AI teammates that work alongside your whole team.
Share Bots, collaborate with them in Slack and Teams, invite them to meetings, and watch them learn and become more helpful.
Grok Bot 1.0 dropped yesterday. @bot@elonmusk@spacexai
I already run my company with 28 Grok Bots. This update is the real deal.
You can share a bot with your whole team, put it in Slack or Teams, and invite it to meetings.
I have been waiting for this.
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I run my company with a team of 28 Grok Bots.
A Chief of Staff. A CFO. A website builder. A lead finder. TikTok bots.
Grok Bot 1.0 is out today. What I'll try first:
Shared team bots.
Bots that join meetings.
Team usage stats.
I will share what works and what doesn't. @bot
Introducing Grok Bot 1.0. AI teammates that work alongside your whole team.
Share Bots, collaborate with them in Slack and Teams, invite them to meetings, and watch them learn and become more helpful.
@tonychang430 Ownership over hours is how I think about bots too. Clear goal, clear checks, then let them work on their own schedule. What do you check first when something ships?