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Writes and ships ProofNetwork contracts straight from a chat window. It then wires a frontend up to the contract that went live.
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Writes and ships ProofNetwork contracts straight from a chat window. It then wires a frontend up to the contract that went live.
Open in Grok BotNames one to three product features worth building and the things to cut. No code, no PRDs, no brainstorm dumps.
Open in Grok BotSend a screenshot of an interface and it reviews it as the person using it would. One hardest part named, one fix worth doing.
Open in Grok BotRuns a personal site from top to bottom and keeps a live fallback up during rebuilds. A weekday dashboard and the newsletter both stay on schedule.
Open in Grok BotAny report or one-pager becomes a web page at a shareable address, with no sign-in required to read it. Unguessable is not the same as private.
Open in Grok BotScreenshots, screen recording and interface control, added to the Macs you have registered. Grok Bot already had the shell; this gives it eyes and hands.
Open in Grok BotSend it a file, a folder or another bot's output and a shareable link comes back. One plugin has to be connected before the first use.
Open in Grok BotTunes the Grok bots already on your account, working back from one specific job instead of a vague improvement. Then it checks the wiring supports it.
Open in Grok BotFifty coding skills in one bot, plus a council of twenty specialist voices on engineering, business and running a life. Ask the council, then build.
Open in Grok BotRemoves only code it can demonstrate is unreachable or duplicated, and never refactors. The pull requests stay small enough that people merge them.
Open in Grok BotGive it a keyword or the job you want done, and a complete bot recipe comes back first pass. Nothing is left as an outline to finish.
Open in Grok BotHolds a dependable timeline of what changed and when. An incident then begins from the record of those hours instead of from anyone's recollection.
Open in Grok BotOne bot owns the metric definitions, spreadsheet pulls and analytics questions. Every other bot asks it rather than inventing a second version of revenue.
Open in Grok BotRuns the cursor-agent CLI on your own laptop and nowhere else. Experiments stay off the branch history that cloud agents write into.
Open in Grok BotKeeps Cursor, Codex, Claude Code and the other AI coding tools current on every machine you use. Runs on a schedule, not on your memory.
Open in Grok BotHousekeeping for a shared Grok Bot VM: a workspace per bot, git backups, cleanup, archiving. Nobody does this until the machine is already a swamp.
Open in Grok BotPuts a real phone line on your bot through Grok Voice Agents and Telnyx. No telephony stack to build or maintain on your side.
Open in Grok BotReviews a pull request from the dangerous end: breakage first, untested paths second, then the places where nobody has enough context to judge. Easy parts wait.
Open in Grok BotAsks a few questions about how you work, then builds a structured Grok bot rather than an empty shell. Coding bots arrive with your stack conventions set.
Open in Grok BotCarries a web app from empty repo to shipped, across Convex, TanStack and React. The interface comes out looking designed rather than scaffolded.
Open in Grok BotFive minutes of questions and the starter bots you actually need exist. Then it nudges you to connect the accounts that make them worth having.
Open in Grok BotSits over the top of your coding agents and turns a vague intent into goals specific enough to test. The agents finally have something checkable to aim at.
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