Here's a workshop I ran for Grok @bot at @spacexai for Higher Education ⚇
https://t.co/LBPLYmG2QO
Highly recommend for any admins and departments across academia who want to save time across campus
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A new bot called "Director," by Xi Yan, showed up in the Grok Bot Marketplace. It's a video director that takes a brief and plans, shoots, cuts and delivers short films, ads, explainers or music videos. Import it, it comes with a pack of video skills.
https://t.co/l3958m3Pf7
Good talk by @leerob from the @spacexai team on the engineering behind Grok Bot.
I really appreciated when he mentioned that team is ready to delete the product if the next generation of models doesn't fit the current harness or UI.
Given how fast models are improving, I've been wondering how long persistent agents will stay the best way to use them.
I'm a Grok Bot user (thanks to @poteto for getting me into it), and I spend a lot of time teaching it how I want it to work. Hearing this makes me hopeful the team will make the move to whatever comes next as smooth as possible.
https://t.co/SwfvwbgJ7l
This is f*king wild. A SpaceXAI engineer:
"99% still use Grok Bot like Google.
I run 100+ agents while a Chief and PM bots manage the fleet."
In this 57-minute workshop, they explain how to turn a single Grok Bot into a coordinated team that keeps working after you log off.
Grok Bot → Chief → Managers → Workers → Loops
You don't need 100 bots to get started. Start with four agents doing real jobs.
This free workshop is more useful than most $1,000 agent courses.
Save it and watch today.
Then read the full Grok Bot guide with prompts and practical examples below ↓