One Life Bot. It reads my calendar months ahead and tells me when to put in for vacation before the week is gone. It maps upcoming bills against credit cards plus checking and savings balances, then flags a shortfall early. It spots subscriptions I should cancel and discrepancies I would miss. It also watches Amazon returns I started but never finished, because there was no second notice that the package actually went back.Every morning I get one card: money risk this week, open returns, and the next date I should protect.Memory is the product. My rules stay in the bot, not in my head.
What if we're already tinkering with grok bot, but struggling with limits while paying for a $40/mo X subscription and a $60/mo Cursor subscription?
I've got 4 trading bots, a LinkedIn marketing bot for my business, and spun up two personal shopper bots today to pick clothes for our upcoming Europe trip and add clothing to cart (no purchases.
Do I qualify?
@WaitWhat@LandonoftheWest I had it burn through on demand usage $$ also. Luckily I caught it at $150 and reduced the limit. Its insane how fast @bot burns through credits and $!
I gave @bot my itinerary for a 17 day European vacation and asked it to plan my wardrobe for each day, minimizing the number of pieces to minimize luggage weight. Next task was to search Amazon to find the pieces and add to cart.
It did it all!
@rodydavis@vamsibatchuk Latest example, I was 5 prompts in when it lost context. 1st prompt was a few paragraphs. Remaining 4 prompts were 1-2 sentences.
@rodydavis@vamsibatchuk Wow. I missed this. Yes. Mid conversion on 3.7 flash the model seems to lose context. When I ask a question related to the previous conversation, the response is unrelated and I have to correct/guide the conversation back on track.