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AI agents
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Asking Grok about the most expensive F1 crash
A question to Grok about when the most expensive Formula 1 crash happened, damage estimates, and the podium.
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Grok Bot disk resized to 126 GB
Grok Bot disk grows from 16 GB to 126 GB, with Disk Saver reporting about 113 GB free.
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Disk Saver pops up again
Disk Saver clears bun and Python caches again, and asks how poteto manages disk while shipping production code.
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Hinting at bots in another sidebar
A question about what belongs in one more sidebar reads as a hint that the answer is bots.
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Asking Grok about Hamilton's 2026 odds
A question to Grok about the odds of Lewis Hamilton winning the 2026 Formula 1 championship.
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A static site can answer agents in Markdown
mohit.dev stays HTML for people, and agents can request the same post as Markdown without an API.
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Replace Ferrari F1 management with AI
After the soft-tyre start, the claim is that Ferrari's Formula 1 management should be replaced by AI.
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An agent checks the Cloudflare incidents JSON
A coding agent opens cloudflarestatus.com/api/v2/incidents.json while debugging a 524.
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Disk Saver asks before clearing caches
A Disk Saver bot reports low disk space and asks which caches to clear, and whether that chat counts against quota.
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Asking the bot to add Google Analytics
A chat asks the blog bot to paste a Google tag snippet into the site head.
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Asking the bot to sync blog posts
After a usage-limit reset, a short ask for the bot to sync the blog.
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Exhausted my Grok bot quota
Grok bot usage hits the weekly limit, so the plan is to ease off for the next five days.
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SpaceX is winning the bot DX game
SpaceX bot DX looks ahead; OpenAI should lean into multi-bot containers instead of Muse.
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Asking the bot to double a billion-dollar ask
A playful reply asking the bot to double someone else’s billion-dollar request.
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Grok-alike bots limited to 100 November seats
A planned Grok-alike bot launch caps November seats at 100 with a thirty-day timeline.
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Keen on a Grok bot-alike
Interest in building something with Grok bot-like functionality.
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Grok bot DX still beats Dots for multi-bot work
Grok’s multi-bot sync feels cleaner than a single Dots window, with hope OpenAI ships multiple bots soon.
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Dot suggests Codex work from the lock screen
OpenAI Dot is available and already proposing completed Codex work as the next task.
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Waiting for Anthropic to join the personal-agent race
A wish that Anthropic enter the Muse, Dots, and Grok bot contest for personal agents.
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OpenAI Dot unavailable in India for now
A regional Dots modal says the Pro plan does not have access yet in India.
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Long AI, short everything else
A terse take on Apple’s new-CEO overhaul pushing faster product development.
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Codex bots could be the iPhone moment for models
Custom Codex bots with recurring themes could match Muse and Grok bot stickiness.
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Linking Grok on X with standalone Grok
A pause over whether syncing Grok chats between X and the standalone app is worth agreeing to.
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Muse invents a fictional name
Muse’s invented name Arjun raises questions about model assumptions and the need for personal agents to avoid them.
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Agents need guardrails around user data
A Muse privacy incident highlights the responsibility of companies and users to protect information from overconfident agents.
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Questions about using OpenClaw
Asks whether OpenClaw produces concrete results, becomes a lasting routine, and deserves a recommendation.
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Three blog tasks completed on a walk
A walk became time to finish OG images, RSS, and blog submission work with a Grok bot.
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Why Meta spends and SpaceX does not blink
A reply on Grok bot versus Muse ranking: Meta subsidizes adoption while SpaceX stays the course.
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Tweeting the government about GPU access
Wondering whether daily tweets to officials could open GPU purchases the way crypto asks once did.
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Meta forks OpenClaw as MetaClaw
Meta’s Muse backend already used MetaClaw naming, and the OpenClaw fork looks like a strong execution move.
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Reviving the blog with a Grok bot
A Grok bot stores credentials securely, uploads to R2, and brings mohit.dev back online from X posts.
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Grok and Muse now track website issues in a CSV
Two bots audit four websites daily and prioritize the issues they find by business impact.
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Fixing yesterday’s issues before the bots check again
A daily deadline to resolve flagged issues before the bots review progress at noon.
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Perplexity and the arrival of Grok, Muse, and GPT
A brief observation on Perplexity as competing AI tools emerge around it.
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The Grok bot was quiet because I asked for weekends off
An apparent monitoring glitch turns out to be a bot following its weekday-only notification schedule.
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A native calendar with widgets and public schedules
The calendar app takes shape with iOS widgets and schedules readable by people, bots, and agents.
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Applying AI until you become ungovernable
A thought on using AI extensively and how much it can help a person achieve.
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AI agents as both makers and checkers
Grok and Muse catch overlooked details and review the previous day’s work.
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The corrected Muse conversation screenshot
The correct Muse conversation image, following the earlier bot-audit update.
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Muse meets the in-person RTO requirement
Testing a Delhi vehicle-name change reveals a remaining requirement to submit documents in person.
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Grok and Muse find their first website issues
The bots identify a copy error and a faulty link during their first platform review.
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An e-commerce framework built for chat
Developing an e-commerce framework around chat, with MCP and CLI access first.
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A daily platform review with Grok and Muse
Asking both bots to propose one meaningful platform improvement at noon IST.
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Incoming webhooks for the Grok bot
Using events to let a bot track actions and send summaries through a gist.
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Where Grok, Muse, and a remote Codex bot might lead
Thoughts on competing bot platforms, containers, and the prospect of a remote Codex bot.
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Bots generating their own bots
Questions about nested bots, account access inside containers, and parent-account monitoring.
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Testing Muse on a Delhi vehicle registration correction
Proposing a real-world test of whether Muse can handle a vehicle-registration name correction.
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When other bots can see a stuck Grok bot
Noticing that multiple bots can observe the same bot getting stuck.