I like making things and having control over the computers they run on. Building https://nitter.gq/t.co/S2K3NriJIs, https://nitter.gq/t.co/b3MI1vOyHy and https://nitter.gq/t.co/Bku4zuaP11.
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Working on my personal site. Spent way to much time on this despite it still being so rough.
I thought what better way for people to learn a bit about me than seeing how I work and being able to interact with some of my hobbies.
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**Looking for cheaper alternatives to Grok Bot? Here are a few options worth exploring.**
If you're interested in experimenting with AI agents but want to explore different entry points and pricing options, here's what the community is discussing:
**Official options**
- X Premium / Entry-level SuperGrok – Starting around $26–30/month.
- On-demand credits – An alternative to committing to higher-tier subscriptions.
**Free & lower-cost alternatives**
- **Sugabots** – Open-source alternative for multi-agent workflows.
- **Pip / AppuBot** – Lightweight agent harnesses with a multi-teammate approach.
- **Muse Power Plan** – Around $16/month, mentioned as another option.
- **Direct Grok access** – Use Grok directly instead of an agent wrapper to reduce additional usage overhead.
**A few things to consider:**
- Your actual usage requirements.
- Subscription limits and additional credits.
- Multi-agent orchestration costs.
- Self-hosting flexibility versus convenience.
Different tools suit different workflows. It's worth exploring the options before committing to a subscription.
Sharing these resources for anyone looking to get started with Grok Bot or explore alternatives.
#GrokBot #AIAgents #OpenSourceAI #AItools #MultiAgent
All this RAM just sitting idle in my homelab. Working on getting these numbers down even more so I have as much sitting as idle as possible:
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Playing around with some ideas for a fun way to visualize high resource utilization for deployed services.
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I want agents to do more without being asked, but not notify me more.
Knowing when to leave me alone is part of doing the job.
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Built sandboxes for Sugabots to make agents as capable as a human with a computer.
Hadn't considered sleeping on the job a "capability".
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Running models locally is great. You get privacy, control, and a very direct reminder of the limits of your computer and your wallet.
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People are spinning the PHP vulnerabilities all wrong, it's not an RCE vulnerability, it just turns every unpatched server into an open agentic coding sandbox (without the sandbox)
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Working on local computer use for sugabots.
Opening a browser and taking a screenshot has never been simpler!
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We have a positive update today on LPCAMM2 pricing! We were able to source a limited quantity at lower cost, and are retroactively reducing prices for orders that shipped at higher price, as well as offering the lower price to orders through Batch 10.
We've published the latest set of updates around pricing. We have a major and unfortunate update around LPCAMM2 pricing and available, alongside a few smaller increases and decreases on other memory and storage: frame.work/blog/updates-on-m…
