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Aleiah retweeted
Holy f*ck, Grok Bot does the Rocket Money job and keeps 0% of what it saves you
Rocket Money takes 35-60% of your first year's savings when it lowers a bill. Its team needs 2-10 days to cancel a subscription
Grok Bot reads your bank feed (read-only, through Plaid), finds every recurring charge, opens each site in its own browser and cancels the ones you mark
On Sunday Elon said it can now phone the company for you too
Connect the Finance plugin, then say these 3 lines once:
1. "List every recurring charge from the last 90 days with the price and the date"
2. "Cancel the ones I mark and screenshot each confirmation"
3. "On the 1st of every month, flag any new recurring charge"
Say line 1 tonight
The rest of the setup and 30 hacks are in the A-Z guide below
Aleiah retweeted
i'm not lying when i say this might be the greatest AI related twitter account in history i haven't seen a single bad tweet from it.
THEY JUST SOLVED THE BIGGEST SECURITY PROBLEM IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Last week brought PHP2Shell and Node2Shell two critical remote code execution bugs, one in PHP, one in Node.js. Patch those first. Then test what's actually yours: your app.
AI already writes your code.
But nobody actually checks it for flaws before it ships.
The idea?
Instead of running a pentest once a year and praying, Shannon analyzes your code, finds the attack paths, and launches real exploits against your app BEFORE someone else does.
What it does:
→ Reads your code and maps out where the weak spots are
→ Launches real attacks: injection, XSS, SSRF, broken authentication
→ Only reports what it can reproduce if it can't exploit it, it doesn't include it
→ Plugs into your CI/CD and fails the pipeline if it finds anything serious
→ Works with your own AI provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, local models
That means fewer vulnerabilities in production and fewer scares.
A pentest on every release, without hiring anyone.
Repo in the comments
Holy f*ck, Grok Bot does the Rocket Money job and keeps 0% of what it saves you
Rocket Money takes 35-60% of your first year's savings when it lowers a bill. Its team needs 2-10 days to cancel a subscription
Grok Bot reads your bank feed (read-only, through Plaid), finds every recurring charge, opens each site in its own browser and cancels the ones you mark
On Sunday Elon said it can now phone the company for you too
Connect the Finance plugin, then say these 3 lines once:
1. "List every recurring charge from the last 90 days with the price and the date"
2. "Cancel the ones I mark and screenshot each confirmation"
3. "On the 1st of every month, flag any new recurring charge"
Say line 1 tonight
The rest of the setup and 30 hacks are in the A-Z guide below
Aleiah retweeted
$100 a month. no lunch break. cut one tech order from $14,629 to $6,143 in the company's own case study
Elon checking on his cheapest employee:
$100 a month. no lunch break. cut one tech order from $14,629 to $6,143 in the company's own case study
Elon checking on his cheapest employee:
Aleiah retweeted
How much does a Celebex creator make in a month?
We ran the math on 5 creators from our catalogue.
One ad a day. 30 days. Their lowest listed price.
@0xCodez: $21,000
@Argona0x: $9,000
@0x_fokki: $4,800
@hanakoxbt: $4,500
@LunarResearcher: $4,500
$43,800 a month across five accounts. And that's the cheapest service on their menu, not the full one.
Now flip it.
@Argona0x averages 32k views per post. Ads start at $300.
Under $10 per 1,000 views.
>> Launching an AI or Web3 product? We pick the creators, prep the content and report on every post.
DMs are open.
Creators: if your numbers look like this, the catalogue is open too.
Aleiah retweeted
one Grok Bot routine on a 5 minute clock runs 8,640 times a month
hourly is 720. same job, 12x the runs, and every run spends usage even when nothing changed
> trigger on events instead of polling
> put a "did anything change?" check in front of fast jobs
> start at the slowest schedule the job can live with
full breakdown in the guide below
Aleiah retweeted
Anthropic will pay Elon's company up to $120.5 billion for compute
it's in the S-1 they filed today. SpaceXAI, the old X.AI, sells them compute on NVIDIA GPUs through 2029, about $3.1B a month once all of it is delivered
Dario, Elon and Jensen on the way to sign it:
BREAKING: Anthropic to spend up to $120.5 billion on compute from SpaceXSI.
Anthropic’s S-1 filing reveals:
• Approximately $3.1 billion in combined monthly payments once all capacity is delivered, equivalent to roughly $37.2 billion annualized.
• Full capacity delivery expected in December 2026, with different fees during the ramp-up.
• Initial non-cancellable periods end in January 2027 and March 2027, depending on the agreement.
• Afterwards, either party can cancel with 90 days’ advance written notice.
• Agreements for NVIDIA GPU compute entered into and amended between May and October 2026, with terms extending into 2029.
The $120.5 billion represents potential aggregate spending, subject to those cancellation rights.
one Grok Bot routine on a 5 minute clock runs 8,640 times a month
hourly is 720. same job, 12x the runs, and every run spends usage even when nothing changed
> trigger on events instead of polling
> put a "did anything change?" check in front of fast jobs
> start at the slowest schedule the job can live with
full breakdown in the guide below
Anthropic will pay Elon's company up to $120.5 billion for compute
it's in the S-1 they filed today. SpaceXAI, the old X.AI, sells them compute on NVIDIA GPUs through 2029, about $3.1B a month once all of it is delivered
Dario, Elon and Jensen on the way to sign it:
BREAKING: Anthropic to spend up to $120.5 billion on compute from SpaceXSI.
Anthropic’s S-1 filing reveals:
• Approximately $3.1 billion in combined monthly payments once all capacity is delivered, equivalent to roughly $37.2 billion annualized.
• Full capacity delivery expected in December 2026, with different fees during the ramp-up.
• Initial non-cancellable periods end in January 2027 and March 2027, depending on the agreement.
• Afterwards, either party can cancel with 90 days’ advance written notice.
• Agreements for NVIDIA GPU compute entered into and amended between May and October 2026, with terms extending into 2029.
The $120.5 billion represents potential aggregate spending, subject to those cancellation rights.