用Grokbot做AI代理：工程、设计与自动化工作流

I got good news for you. So, there's a way to use Grockbot so that you can have your own design team, engineering team, content team, personal shopping team, business team. And by the end of this episode, we are going to show you how to use it so you can set it up today on your own. This could be one of the most important videos I've done in a long time because I believe that Grockbot is a new interface to the internet.

Now, how can you actually set this up today? like right now, how can you set it up? In today's episode, I have my friend Ross Mike. He's literally one of the best explainers of AI on the internet. He comes on, he shares exactly how he's using Grockbot and how you can copy it [music] today. So, I think this is a very important episode because there isn't a de facto master class for Grockbot using AI agents, how it plays in the whole ecosystem, [music] and you're going to get it explained to you by literally one of the best explainers of AI in the internet, my friend Ross [music] Mike.

Stoked to have him. Let's get into it. [singing] [music]

What's up, Mickey? By the end of this podcast, what are people going to learn?

You're going to learn how to be a Grockbot Maxi. Like, it's the only personal agent that I've used. And not only as a personal agent, but as an orchestrator to do a lot of great work. It's by far, in my humble opinion, the best one. And you're going to learn how I maximize and how you too can maximize it to the fullest.

Okay. So by the end of it, you're going to show clear examples and which categories and can you commit to basically if people stick around to the end that they'll be basically be able to copy what you're doing, implement it in their daily lives and good stuff will happen.

Yeah. If I and if I don't if like if I don't fulfill the promise, I will come to your house and make you hot cocoa. [laughter]

Let's do it.

So I'm going to share my screen. There's some different ways that I use Grockbot and I'm just going to basically share like how I use it in engineering, design, content ideation. I know this is a startup ideas podcast. We're going to talk a little bit about business and finance. And the last one is the most interesting one is shopping. So I'm going to get straight into engineering. I'm just going to show you examples.

Right? So the one thing that I really like about Grockbot and I will like maybe zoom in so you can see it. I have multiple bots for specific projects. Now, what's interesting about Grockbot, and I think they're the ones who innovated on this, instead of having u multiple threads with like the same like agent, um they sort of architected these like bots which are basically contextual, have sort of their own set of skills and its own computer.

And I find that like from an architectural perspective, I don't know if it's better um doing it like the Chad GVT way or the way Grockbot does it, but mentally for me, I love the bot system. And the reason why is I basically now have like each bot contextualized to specific piece of work, right? So when I'm working on, let's say, my bezel app or I'm working on my Bible app, I know exactly what I'm working on. So like even mentally for me, this like contextual block really helps.

But for engineering, the way I usually work is I have an engineering bot and this bot has context to all my projects and I'll usually shoot ideas like for example like like a random idea that I have no knowledge about that I'll show you guys in a second. So I have this bot called AI governance bit uh Greg and this is basically a friend of mine who works in the states told me that he does government contracting and he's in AI governance right and as someone who's heavily in AI um the term AI and governance put together sounded interesting so I asked my Grockbot can you find some uh like bids that exist um you know that the government has for AI governance and it started to work and it did that And what's also interesting is I asked my engineering bot to work on a simple AI governance app.

And I I did this at night. I woke up and I'm going to show you the app that it created for me. The app that it created, if I go to my GitHub repo, is this right here, Goian Assure AI governance compliance platform proprietary to go Labs Inc. Now, do I have a clue how any of this works? Absolutely not. I have no idea. I haven't even run this. But the reason why I share this is when it comes to engineering, one of the best things that you could do with a Grockbot is literally just share with it your random ideas.

Whatever ideas you have, whatever information you hear of, literally tell your Grockbot, like if you have an engineer bot, you can create one and tell it just make this, give me something that works, push to my GitHub and I'll check it later. So now, Greg, I have an abundance of ideas always being worked on. But those are just ideas. Let's talk about actual like shipping uh product shipping projects. I'll give you a very clear example.

Pluto is one of my apps that I've been working on for some time and we're doing a slight pivot. And the pivot is basically we want to be able for people to use Pluto and then with the data that like is in the Pluto app in their instance for them to be able to fine-tune like a base model like Quinn, right? This was just an idea. Now, I worked on this idea with a friend. We went back and forth and basically he he used Claude code to create a PDF and I downloaded that PDF and I just gave it to my agent.

I literally just said, "Review this." I didn't tell it build this. I didn't say do this. I just said, "Review it." Look what it says here. It says, "I read it, review the key decisions, risk, and anything I'd change." And then it said, "Good direction, but I wouldn't approve the build plan unchanged." It gave me issues as to why um there's some issues with the build plan and it gave me some recommendation scope. I said this thing is mandatory and then it said understood.

I'll go with this core offering and then I even shared with it a tweet as to someone asked me for the type of product I wanted to build. It did that. It took the information I gave it and then it gave me a better plan as to how we should go about building this. Right? And then you know what's crazy? I literally sent this to my friend and he gave me a response. You know what I did with the response? I copy pasted it. This was literally his response because you could see he uses my name here and then I pasted it and then it worked and it it it's like okay 70% threshold blah blah blah and then it gave me a new plan and this time so this is where I actually stepped in and I reviewed the plan and I'm like oh this is excellent.

So guess what I told her Greg build it out. Now here's how I use Grockbot. Now, you might some people might call me a subscription maxi. Um, to me personally, if you're watching this podcast, you should 100% take advantage of the subscriptions available. The Claude Code $200 month plan gets you anywhere between $8,000 to $12,000 worth of API token credits. In my humble opinion, unless you're in dire financial need, it seems irresponsible to not pay for that and take advantage until the wheels fall off.

So I have Grockbot connected to Claude code and I use Grockbot as an orchestrator because Opus 55 is still the most incredible model when it comes to engineering but I love using Grockbot as uh or orchestrator. So I literally look the most basic prompts. You know back in the day we used to worry about prompt engineering. Now I just tell it how I feel. Build out everything. Use cloud code with ultra code opus 55. If you need multiple sessions go ahead /go.

And then it went on for hours. You could see this is yesterday. And then look what I got. I got working PRs. Working PRs. Five out of five PRs. And now I have people testing the feature, right? So

So you could I see like you're using Grockbot to orchestrate. You could theoretically use clo