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Want help setting up AI in your business? Book a 1-on-1 session with me:👉 https://cal.com/rosszeiger/1-on-1-ai-consulting I've used Grok Bot every day in my businesses for over two months. I still love a lot about it, but I've found a couple of things it's not good at, and the tool has changed a lot since launch.In this video I show the Grok Bot setups that are getting me real results: the new Bot Templates marketplace, bot teams and group chats, the X bot for daily AI news, HaggleBot for negotiating software prices, Stock Bot for tracking competitors, and the Critiquito design critic. Critiquito works with a chief engineer bot and Claude Code to help build my startup, Videoteca. I also cover the fix for slow or crashing bots, usage limits on the new unified SpaceX plan, and the biggest update yet: Grok Bot now picks the best backend model for each task, including Opus, Midjourney and Suno.In this video:Finding pre-made bots in the Bot Templates marketplaceGrouping bots into teams that talk to each other in one chatGetting daily AI news from X with routinesNegotiating software contracts with HaggleBotTracking competitors with Stock BotRunning a startup with a design bot, a chief engineer bot, a strategy bot and Claude CodeFixing slow or crashing bots with "Reset Bot's Computer"Usage limits and the new unified planWhy automatic model switching changes everythingChapters:0:00 Grok Bot 60 days later0:28 Bot Templates marketplace0:52 Bot teams and group chats1:40 X bot for daily AI news2:47 HaggleBot: AI that negotiates prices3:21 Stock Bot: tracking competitors4:10 Critiquito and my AI startup team6:42 Fix: reset your bot's computer7:07 Usage limits on the premium plan8:09 The new unified plan8:35 Biggest update: it picks the best AI modelIs Grok Bot still worth it for you, or have you switched to something else? Tell me in the comments.#GrokBot #AIAgents #AITools #AIAutomation #ClaudeCode #Productivity--Ross ZeigerMy website: https://rosszeiger.com/?utm_campaign=Youtube&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_content=grokbot+60days

Ross visits the Tesla Diner, which opened in July 2025, and explores why Tesla built a restaurant with 80 Supercharger spots open to other EV brands, two giant movie projector screens running 24/7, and a retro-futuristic diner design. Ordering is done on iPads, and the menu includes pancakes, burgers, sandwiches, fries, drinks, breakfast tacos, and coffee; Ross tries coffee and a breakfast tacp delivered in a Cybertruck box, finding the taco excellent. Inside are Tesla memorabilia, including items from the Cybertruck window-shattering unveiling, a mission motto, and early Optimus robots. The host misses the upstairs SkyPad before 11 AM, but later films a Cybercab, highlighting its massive screen, USB-C ports, lack of steering wheel/pedals, stop button, and butterfly doors.00:00 Arriving at Tesla Diner02:13 First Look at Cybercab

Grok Bot has been fun and has really saved me time since I've been using it. --Ross Zeiger👀 My website: https://rosszeiger.com/?utm_campaign=Youtube&utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=Video&utm_content=grokbot10days

Recording from my talk at Mox in San Francisco on July 7, 2026.

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I met Dean Guzman Wyrzykowski in San Francisco and was fascinated with his story. We sat down and talked about how he saved 2,000 Beagles earlier this year. Find Dean online: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW6yzSyEdyY/ https://urbananimal.substack.com/

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