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  Fabian | AI Agency & SaaS (@fabianherh) reported 4 minutes ago

  2/ So this week I tried Grok Bot. Pretty damn good. Easy to use, which is rarer than it should be. Wouldn't let me connect Gmail. The app just gets blocked on the connect screen. That's the job. Try the thing. Hit the stupid error. Find out what's actually ready.

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  Artificial Unboxed (@Artificialunbox) reported 5 minutes ago

  ChatGPT just crossed a line most people will miss It can log into websites, It can run tasks when Gmail, Slack, or GitHub changes. Free users now get scheduled tasks. This is the first time ChatGPT looks like a coworker, not a chat box. The old version always died at the login screen. You asked it to book something or pull an invoice. It stalled. You took over. Now it shows the login form. You enter the password. OpenAI says that data never hits the model. Then it keeps going. It still asks before payments or bookings. That’s the difference between a demo and a tool. The second change matters more for daily work. Paid users can trigger a task off an event, not a clock. Eg: New Gmail from a client - draft a reply and flag anything that needs money or a date Slack message in support - summarize and suggest the next step GitHub PR review - post a plain-English recap, Connect the app once. Write the rule once. Let it run. Do this today. Don’t overbuild. Free plan: set 3 timed tasks. Morning briefing of your unread important emails End-of-day recap of what moved weekly what did I promise people? scan Plus/Pro: add one event trigger. Start with Gmail. One sender or one subject line. One action. If a task can spend money, ship code, or email a customer, keep a human approval step. The takeaway: Stop asking ChatGPT questions all day. Give it one boring job that repeats. The people who win this phase won’t have the cleverest prompts. They’ll have three tasks running in the background while they do the work only they can do. Set one up tonight.

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  Kaden M. (@kadenm37_l) reported 7 minutes ago

  Your AI first line is a spam signal. "Congrats on the Series A" tells Gmail one thing: template. Prospects smell it too. Relevance is knowing their problem. Personalization is knowing their dog's name. Fight me.

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  Ronnie Shaw (@shawronnie1) reported 9 minutes ago

  I don’t know if you are having a problem with Carsheild owning your Gmail account with Spam Google is a shame.👊🇺🇸😎

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  harsh (@dndharsh0) reported 12 minutes ago

  @yashmp2004 gmail, but there needs to be a better competitor, like why is gmail so old, and slow. there needs to be a better AI email somethin i've seen the same gmail for like 10 years

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  ramvenkat (@ramve82) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Google @GooglePlay @gmail Warning to parents: Google Play’s official help page instructs you to "delete your family group" to fix country payment settings. Doing so permanently destroys your child's email address with zero grace period or recovery option.

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  All Things Heroik (@getheroik) reported 19 minutes ago

  @HeyAliux Local university library for starters - they have tons of underutilized assets freely available for the community. Open to the public - at least w land grant schools. From there Find events to network, or post about gutter cleaning or mowing lawns til you can afford a phone - are we assuming you already have a smartphone in this scenario? Start a Gmail account and start framing your problem in docs and spreadsheet- use free ai to accelerate dev. Test on real humans for market validation, talk to them for feedback early, improve product . Repeat. Sorry people - no excuses. The reality and the difference is merely overcoming laziness and all the FAKE excuses we use to avoid doing real work. There’s more to building things than laptop and coding sessions, and social media posts.

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  Ryan (@breezerton) reported 20 minutes ago

  couple things for anyone trying to get past 100k/mo without blowing themselves up 1. stop optimizing your ads for the opt in some absolute mouth breathers are opting into any and every funnel they see they get a quick dopamine hit and think "time to grind! im up now!" only to never show up or even worse they do show up!! and complain when they cant pay you with the money they earn from your business model we dont want to optimize around these people put a low ticket item in the funnel and optimize on that. standard is a $27 vip ticket right after registration. but you can get creative real offer, people actually want it, and it feeds the pixel enough volume to work with the money is still in the back. the $27 is just there so meta has something to learn from. Someone who buys this is much more likely to convert much less likely to close the laptop once your closer sends over a payment link 2. your chargeback ratio will end you faster than your ad spend and almost nobody is watching it visa moved the VAMP threshold from 2.2% to 1.5% on earlier this year. it counts fraud reports plus disputes divided by settled transactions, and it only looks at card not present that's you. that's every info offer on earth cross it and you're enrolled at $8 per disputed transaction. keep going and you lose the account, and terminated merchants land on a list that follows you for FIVE years the fix isn't a softer refund policy. it's terms built so you can actually fight one. signed acknowledgment, defined deliverables, explicit refund language, income disclaimer we've won disputes at the processor level twice on the paperwork alone most people just eat them and have never heard the word representment 3. your emails and texts aren't arriving and nothing is going to tell you 5,000 sends a day to gmail or yahoo and you're a bulk sender permanently, even if your volume drops later spam complaints hit 0.30% and you lose delivery support. you want to be under 0.10% never send cold outreach from the domain your receipts and reminders go out on. one bad campaign and the money mail stops landing same story on sms. ***** list, carrier throttles you quietly, reminders never arrive, show rate craters then everyone sits in a meeting deciding the offer must be broken 4. hire someone to run your sales team who is genuinely unwell about ops not another closer. a manager someone tracking every call, vetting and training reps, reviewing recordings, who can tell you which rep loses people at which minute most operators hire three closers and zero people to manage them, then wonder why revenue per rep looks like a slot machine might be the highest leverage hire in the entire business and it's the last one anyone makes stack these and you'll survive your own growth

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  Space Chick Jen 👩🏻‍🚀 (@SpaceChickJen) reported 20 minutes ago

  My Review of Grok Bot: I went into it with the intention to set it up to take care of some things for me later regarding travel type things. I ended up doing much more. Basically all the complicated tasks I was too dumb or impatient enough to do for (I’m not exaggerating) the last 9 years. Then I figured it did that much, I’ll have it do more stuff I’ve been putting off. I haven’t even gotten to its true purpose yet of setting up frequent tasks for it to run in the background. For me it would be simple stuff like meal planning, filling the virtual grocery cart accordingly, and having it delivered. I’m not exactly sure what else at the moment. But today as a first experience it was mostly smooth. It did have its own computer that ended up having a bunch of tabs it was navigating between. When ever it needed me to put in a password it would hand control over to me. Kind of like when IT takes control of your console at work. Same thing for the little “verify you are human” tasks. It would easily retrieve codes from my email while doing all the tasks it needed them for through websites. I had to put in the OTP codes sent to my phone. It navigated its web browser like a human would. It found me deals, added stuff to my cart, filled out name change forms and submitted formal documents, it checked me in for my flight tomorrow and my rental car, updated my calendar. All sorts of things. I am quite pleased with “having another me” to help me out. I had it help me out like an assistant. It did all of this while I worked my remote job, cooked fish for my dog, and rewired a light. This will be a great tool for busy people. I can’t wait to assign it regular tasks to free up more time. I love Grok Bot so far! ————————————————- I asked it for a summary of what it did for me this afternoon: **Travel** - Signed into the airline site, pulled the weekend itinerary, and completed check-in for tomorrow’s outbound flight (boarding group and seat assigned). Return still needs check-in later. - Found the rental-car reservation, put it on the calendar, and continued online check-in (skipped extra coverage). - Added a weekend event trip and lodging notes to Google Calendar. - Added a December group trip from confirmation emails (two different airlines, two households). **Calendar** - Added a batch of yearly all-day birthdays from phone screenshots and converted existing ones to all-day. - Set a daily morning check to ping 3 days before a birthday. - Added upcoming dentist, orthotics, a morning event, a ticket-buying reminder, and a yearly specialist appointment. **Pets** - Compared current prices for a 6-month chewable flea/tick/heartworm prescription and found the best online coupon deal. Checkout was started; the purchase was finished on the user’s phone. **Shopping accounts** - Untangled two retailer accounts (active Prime vs leftover unused). - Freed the current email on the unused account, then moved Prime sign-in onto the current email. - Closed the leftover unused account after email confirmation. **Airline loyalty** - Signed into the frequent-flyer account. - Submitted a legal name-change with government ID and court paperwork. Review window is 10–14 days; a follow-up check will watch email for the decision. - Another airline’s login was down; skipped (no flights there this year). **Old email** - Connected a second Gmail (the old address). - Reviewed a year of mail: keep it as a recovery inbox, not a daily one. Several logins and 2FA codes still go there; no banks, taxes, medical, or family mail. - Unsubscribed real marketing lists. Left account/security mail and the spam folder alone. Did not touch the current Gmail.

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  Kairo (@kairo_leg) reported 20 minutes ago

  Most people use GrokBot like ChatGPT with extra steps. The ones getting real work out of it treat it like a company. A SpaceX-adjacent builder just walked through nine hacks that do not require you to be technical. First move: stop dumping random tasks. Run Grill Me. The skill interviews you relentlessly until the bot actually understands the business, the quarter, and the goal. Then every other agent inherits that context. Second: talk to one person. Name a Chief of Staff. Klaus, in his case. Klaus is the only bot he messages. Before doing anything, it checks which specialist owns the job and delegates. Motion makes the graphics. Eyes does research. Coffee plans the morning. Views owns content strategy. Third: after Grill Me, ask the Chief of Staff to design the rest of the team. It will tell you what not to add. No second chief. No generic helper. Add the roles that actually compound. Fourth: split the memory on purpose. Shared knowledge is who you are, where you work, the funnel, and that Composio is how you reach YouTube, LinkedIn, and Perplexity. Private notes stay with Klaus. If one reply is gold, start a thread on it instead of burying it in the main chat. Fifth: when GrokBot does not have the plugin, connect Composio. Hundreds of apps the native marketplace still misses. Sixth: log the work. A simple skill writes every task into ClickUp with owner, status, notes, and a link. You can see Eyes via Klaus researching voice providers without opening five chats. Seventh: if the job is visual, record your screen. It watches you search, click, save, log in. Then it turns the recording into a reusable skill. Eighth: turn the repeats into routines. Hourly, daily, or on a Slack or *** event. They keep running in the cloud after your phone is face down. Ninth: save the browser profile on the agent computer. Log into School, Gmail, whatever once. The bot uses that session. No passwords pasted in chat. Role. Tools. Skill. Routine. Team. The catch is the same as hiring a human. New bots still need context. Would you rather keep prompting a box, or build a desk that works while you sleep? #GrokBot #xAI #Grok

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  Scale Network (@ScaleNetworkAI) reported 22 minutes ago

  Quick Update for Scale Network Users 💙 Hello friends, we’re currently seeing Google rate-limit email verification for @gmail.com addresses after a sudden increase in traffic to our newly launched domain. Because of this, some users may not receive verification emails right now. For the moment, please use Continue with Google to sign up or log in instead of using the email verification method. Our team is monitoring the issue, and Gmail email verification should return once the temporary limit is lifted. Thank you for your patience and for the incredible support so far. We truly appreciate everyone joining Scale this early. 🙏 If there are any issues, do not hesitate sending your replies in our posts as we will resolve them promptly to ensure the best for our supporters. #ScaleAI #SCALE #ScaleNetwork

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  Arjen Wibbens (@T1M1NG55054) reported 24 minutes ago

  But i have 5 GMAIL accunts that one is used for the current business if i give acces to it he can make appointments change appointments and look up who is else making appointments with me that is a compliance issue

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  Daniel Roemer (@SirMaximusIX) reported 26 minutes ago

  @XFreeze They need to fix the Gmail connector. ******* frustrated here

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  Big Dave (@asia_prince1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @cjay_ttrades @TRADEWITH_DAVID Bro I didn’t see it from the Gmail I just have a welcome message and my account login only no way to use enter the site dashboard

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  Madeactual (@Madeactual) reported 29 minutes ago

  @GaelBreton Triggers are the easy half. What keeps a small business on Zapier or Make is the boring part: retries, error visibility, and one place to look when a run silently stops firing. An assistant that reacts to a Slack or Gmail change is great until the day it does not, and nobody notices for a week because there is no run history and no owner. Worth watching what this ships next on logs and failure handling.