Productivity with Grok Bot

Mike P handed a bot the inbox cleanup he never dared attempt, letting it delete junk across roughly 90,000 messages.

Kiara had Grok Bot join a meeting she could not make, tell attendees and send her notes afterwards.

Grok Bot scanned his calendars, worked out which bookings were missing, picked the best time and completed reservations on a website, all while he was in a parking lot.

Peter Yang built a decluttering bot that audits inbox, files and paid subscriptions, proposes a cleanup plan and acts only with approval, and shared the prompt.

Animated faces under the Omarchy bar or MacBook notch show whether agents are thinking, working or waiting for approval.

A read-only CLI that reports Cursor, Grok Bot and SuperGrok usage so bots can check consumption before burning it.

Riley Brown tries the newest Grok Bot features on real tasks and shows which ones change how bots get built.

Paul Lipsky demonstrates seven bots he considers most impressive, each shown completing a real task.

Nate Herk gives a bot its own inbox and shows it triaging, drafting replies and escalating, with approvals kept in the loop.

Peter Yang shows the bots he actually keeps running, from research to planning, with working setups.

Builder describes seven bots for content, research, invoices and SEO that he operates from the mobile app.

First-person trial of handing a weekend of real work to bots and reporting what got done.

Fast demo of eleven bots including research, design and automation tasks, with the prompts used.

Alex Finn demos eight bots running on his cloud computer, shown in a real account so viewers can see the setup and results rather than just a description.