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@ZivvyTrades made a two-minute short film with a team of Grok Bots and Grok Imagine. The trick: 27 shots, with the same "look bible" pasted into every prompt so the style holds from shot to shot. The story is fiction; the bots, as they put it, are real.
Added 24 October 2026
Designer @filatovdesign generated the videos in Grok Imagine, then used Grok Build to turn them into a website where clicks and scrolling drive the playback. That's a smart pairing: Imagine makes the visuals, Build gives them somewhere interactive to live.
Added 24 October 2026
@quasa0 hooked Grok Bot up to T3 Code over MCP and then didn't touch the Mac for eight hours. The setup is clever: Grok Bot is the front desk and never writes production code itself; every coding job gets handed to T3 Code on a server, which reports back on the call. In one day that meant bug fixes, a new free downloader tool the Bot tested end to end in its own browser, growth stats pulled from the database, and messages to 10+ medical providers for an urgent appointment. If you want an agent that manages other agents, this is a good blueprint.
Added 24 October 2026
For "The Life of the Gorgon", @dvorahfr gave the screenplay and direction to Grok Bot, made the images with Grok Imagine, and animated them with Imagine and Kling 4.0, with a Suno soundtrack. An agent as director and Imagine as the camera is a pattern a lot of AI filmmakers are starting to try.
Added 24 October 2026
@0x3Matt logged into Claude Code on a Grok Bot's computer, so now project-manager Bots steer Claude Code directly. The old two-step dance of copying instructions between tools is gone. Now it's just reading GitHub issues and talking to the Bots.
Added 24 October 2026
@Texas_Twins_Dad's Bot read an email from the family dentist and, without being asked, flagged that the forms for upcoming appointments needed filling in. The next step is letting the Bot fill them in too. Proactive life admin like this is where an always-on agent quietly earns its keep.
Added 24 October 2026
A client sent @kelley5fm one of those emails you don't want to open. Instead of wading through it, it went straight to the Bot's new email address. The Bot logged the project in Notion, broke it into steps, and basically came back with: easy project. That's a nice use of the Bot inbox: forward the overwhelming stuff, get back something you can act on.
Added 24 October 2026
@AIRoboticsInt set up a Grok Voice 3 agent to answer the phone. It screens callers and puts the urgent ones through. There's no transcript API yet, so a Grok Bot opens the console and sends over each transcript, which is a nice example of one SpaceXSI product papering over a gap in another.
Added 24 October 2026
@Kisalay_ made "Chasing the Horizon" from 34 images generated in Grok Imagine, an original song made in Suno and a programmed HUD, all cut to the beat. The post says every part of it, from the lyrics to the last frame, was their own work. It's a good reminder that the tool does the pictures, but the taste is still yours.
Added 24 October 2026
Some of @Kevin_Logan's automations kept failing because the Mac they ran on kept dropping offline. So the question went to Grok Bot: why? It found the cause, wrote a fix and installed it. As they put it, months ago that would have been a Google search and a random "stay awake" app.
Added 24 October 2026
@unrealhailstorm made "Cross & Eagle", a strategy game, with Grok Build. The live grok.me site holds the materials, print-and-play miniatures, a codex and a gallery, and the trailer was made with Clips in Grok Imagine. It shows how far a hobby project can go when one person has a build tool and a video tool side by side.
Added 24 October 2026
We all bookmark things we never read again. @stevyhacker set a Grok Bot to go through their X bookmarks every day, dig deeper into them and flag what's worth revisiting, especially anything tied to the projects they're working on right now. A daily routine that turns a junk drawer into a reading list.
Added 24 October 2026
@GHOG71 wanted remote access to Grok Build, so they set up an email watcher on Build that only reads mail from their Grok Bot's address and follows the instructions inside. Now they tell the Bot "tell Build to do X", the Bot emails Build, Build does the work and emails the results back. A scrappy little bridge that lets them run a coding agent from anywhere.
Added 24 October 2026
No fancy stack here. @KettlebellDan made a Bot whose only job is to hand out a daily fitness regimen, then followed it every single day. In their words: no more excuses for being out of shape. Sometimes the most useful agent is the one that simply shows up every morning and tells you what to do.
Added 24 October 2026
@emanueledpt builds an app called Synara. Twice a day the Bot reads every post and reply on X that mentions it, sorts them into bugs, feature requests and people just being nice, and sends over the links. For a solo maker, that's a support team and a feedback board without hiring anyone, built on the Grok Bot X integration.
Added 24 October 2026
Someone asked @CarolinaDill to see a deck from the notes taken at a Grok Bot meetup in Washington, DC. The notes went to the Bot, it built 10 slides in Google Slides, showed them for a yes, and then posted all 10 as a reply from its own X account. The approval step is the bit worth copying: the Bot does the work, you stay the editor.
Added 24 October 2026
@LidCracker shared the whole process behind a short film about da Vinci, from the reference images to the final cut, all made in Grok Imagine. If you've wondered how people get from a single image to a finished film, this is a useful behind-the-scenes look.
Added 24 October 2026
Every Bot comes with its own cloud computer, and @satishgoda used a lunch break to install MuJoCo, the physics simulation engine, on it and start playing. The best part: that machine is reachable from a phone, the app or a browser. A spare computer in the cloud turns out to be a great sandbox.
Added 24 October 2026
AI studio Wonder Studios, led creatively by Dev Walker, set out to push Grok Imagine as far as it goes with a pilot of Homer's Odyssey. They delivered it in 15 days using 2,070 images and 1,558 videos. The thread from @imagine shares their tips, like locking an image as a reference and asking for small imperfections so shots feel less like AI.
Added 24 October 2026
When Grok Bot landed in Tesla, @vytisbareika used it as the boss of the other agents (ChatGPT, Claude and local models, through OpenClaw and Hermes). On one commute it planned the day, handed a code fix to a dev agent and found flights to Warsaw. Zero typing.
Added 24 October 2026
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