Artur Roszczyk

One small @Grok @Bot job I love: labels for our homemade preserves. I tell it what's in the jar (pesto, jam, syrup). It designs a label, shows me a preview and sends it to my Zebra label printer after my OK. Pantry stock gets labels with the purchase date too.

A @bot weekly usage reset just a day before regular reset makes me feel like the Bot mode (aka God mode) has been enabled for me. Life feels like cheating now. Thanks @SpaceXSI !

A @onetpl wciąż nie nauczył się dobierać słów.

Cursor Cloud Agents shipped 20 PRs to production in my small app since Tuesday. Stripe payments, emails, 3D print files, all on their own. Great quality, but it ate 58% of my weekly X Subscription Super limit. Meanwhile 28 Grok Bots run my day on 16%. Hard to justify the gap.

Real numbers from my X Subscription Super ($100/mo): Grok Bot runs my daily agents with room to spare. Cursor Cloud Agents built a 20k LoC app in one day: a few prompts, 40-80 min each, ~60% of my weekly usage. Worth it. Now I keep them for smaller fixes.

2 weeks on X Subscription Super. Which plan fits whom: Premium $30: try Grok Bot and automate a few personal things. Super $100: run a business on agents, lots of browser use, some Cursor Cloud Agents. Ultra $200: heavy coding with a whole team of cloud agents. What's your pick?

Hey @grok - is it true that X Subscribtion Super and Ultra are not available as annual packs anymore? Was it communicated?

Hey @poteto, I understand you have unlimited tokens with @grok at @SpaceXSI Would you mind, however, disclosing what plan would you have (if one existed)? Would it be 100x, 200x, 500x to achieve your performance and output with pstack?

Grok @bot is the best thing that happened this year to the AI industry, I bet. It sets the high standard of the autonomous agent and solves personal assistant job. Now everyone can afford PA. I automated in one week majority of mundane tasks in my business, and I relieved my brain from using GUIs of various applications, because @Grok can do it. I feel much faster at steering the company and have room for strategizing. Now, that was the good. The bad is of course limits. And It is ok to get as much for the money I pay. I would just wished to have more visibility so I could adjust my behavior to save on tokens or compute. Today I feel blocked with automating the rest of boring parts of my life because I am only left with 25% of the limit by Tuesday evening. Well, I will wait. The ugly: some sites actively prevent automated access. Especially banks make it hard. I had it working for my polish bank for couple of days and suddenly it seems that they implemented something preventing bot from logging in. It is not a ban I could lift on the phone. Just silent malfunction. I would personally let such institutions to die and I am waiting for first agentic bank in Poland. Said all of that, I am happy I have tried @bot and you should, too.

Lack of context compaction seems to me as the biggest contributor to exhausting limits while using the main Grok Bot @bot, cc / @poteto

1Password is great it is not adopted outside of our bubble. I think @bot would be easier to use by busy business owners if it had built-in secrets storage. There are many IT-illiterate people - I can’t spend time training them on 1p while I should be teaching them Bot cc @poteto

The split between @Grok and @bot (apps) is confusing. Especially on my phone. Talking to Grok feels less useful, because my Bots do not remember those conversations. Memory should be shared, or the main Bot should eventually replace grok.com.

Hey @bot! My primary Grok Bot stopped responding me in the last 20 minutes. My text and voice meets silence. How to fix that?

#HermesAgent should have AUX model override for browser use. cc @HermesAgentTips