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Grok

Software

36 creators

Fact-checking and finding the truth behind articles and posts he reads on X

"There are certain tools, like Grok, that I think really do go out of its way to be maximally truth-seeking. And then there are other tools that I think are showing themselves to be a little bit less predictable... If there's something that I read, often on ..."

Chamath Palihapitiya

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Media bot for tracking things to watch, read, and travel to

"I may have mentioned I have a Grok bot: things to watch, read, and consume or travel, whatever, like a media bot."

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AI shopping agent for Amazon purchases

"Amazon has blocked these, and subsequently Grok now will tell you in my Amazon shopping bot, 'I can no longer check out for you, but I can put it into your shopping cart. Tell me which address, which card you want, and I'll tee it all up for you, but I won'..."

Jason Calacanis

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OpenClaw

Software

30 creators

Personal agent running on top of GBrain retrieval

"And then when I saw OpenClaw, it was just a very different way for you to work with AI, because then it's like, oh, the AI's smart. It's not trying to hurt you, and you should just let it do stuff, and you should just give it data and capabilities."

Garry Tan

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Exploring personal agents; ran a psychoanalysis prompt with access to his email and photos

"After hearing all of these crazy stories, I started using it very deeply. I think for many weeks both of us were sort of like every spare moment we would just spend talking to our OpenClaws."

Alexandr Wang

Running AI agents independently on local hardware for AI sovereignty

"OpenClaw is a vote on making agents that are independent. If you use OpenClaw with Neotron or Gemma, which is Google's open source product, you will be sovereign AI. In other words, the AI running on your Mac Studio with 256 gigs of RAM."

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GrokBot

Software

20 creators

Calling businesses to negotiate bills. He used it to get his Comcast internet bill cut from $84 to $45 a month, and also had it build an app replaying the call.

"I think Grok Bot overall has a better implementation, even though Muse was first to the market... Muse gives you the full transcript, but it doesn't give you the full voice conversation to hear how the call went, and Grok Bot provides that... now that Grok ..."

Peter Yang

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Building bots for research, video, LinkedIn and web pages; designing jacket mockups; booking travel

"All I did all weekend when I wasn't with the family and going to a Halloween party was just hang out with my Grokbot. I'm so addicted... The bot interface is more pleasing and more efficient. And now that I have a hundred different bots, I'm starting to put..."

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Twitter research, finding B-roll, tech news, checking DMs via webhook delegation from Claude Code and Codex

"I don't actually use the GrokBot UI. I just basically have my agents delegate to GrokBot because GrokBot has full access to Twitter. It's really useful."

Riley Brown

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Instinct

Software

18 creators

Personal automations such as buying concert tickets, planning shows, and managing his mother's medication

"I run Instinct for everything. I have over 100 automations on Instinct doing things that are just absolutely wild, from buying concert tickets to planning shows to helping with medication for my mother."

Harry Stebbings

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Reporting potholes to 311 and buying items on Amazon by voice via Siri

"Instinct is this really sort of beautiful idea, like I'm really into it: what if you had a proactive agent, but instead of needing a website to visit or an app to use, it just texts you in iMessage. ... I have started like, 'Hey Siri, text Instinct there's ..."

Ezra Mechaber

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"I'm going to wait a few months for them to just make it easy for me. And now I got Muse and Instinct blowing up my phone because they made it easy for me."

Jon Noronha

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Muse

Software

17 creators

Finding top-selling local real estate agents on Realtor.com, Redfin, and Zillow and sending them personalized cold emails

"Let's pop on over to Muse, which has been my AI agent of choice here lately. Here's my prompt. Email 100 active and top-selling real estate agents about my photo staging service."

Chris Koerner

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"I'm going to wait a few months for them to just make it easy for me. And now I got Muse and Instinct blowing up my phone because they made it easy for me."

Jon Noronha

Quick Q&A, explaining homework, family newspaper, short-form video, social posting

"I've actually been moving a lot of my ChatGPT, like, googly question-and-answer style chats to Muse because it does such a good job and it's so fast. So, like, sort of my go-to — explain how this works, what is this, look this up."

Claire Vo

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Dots

Software

10 creators

Building software by voice, including a developer site for openusd.dev

"So, like the way I've been building is I'm using Dots. I just sit on a phone call with it all the time and I'm chatting to it and saying, 'Oh, can you make these changes?' ... It's doing some phenomenal stuff that feels like something out of a sci-fi movie."

Paul Copplestone

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Personal AI companion

"Right now, if you use Dots, which is OpenAI's companion, it uses Astra. So you actually have unlimited Astra via that... So I have Dots in the US and then when I come to the UK, it turns off."

Emad Mostaque

Catching missed calendar invites, monitoring Slack for critical feedback, pulling Sentry logs for analysis

"I think Dots is really cool for a few reasons. One is it's really proactive... Dots now is catching these things for me. It's like, 'There's this invite that's in your inbox. It's not on your calendar. Do you want me to accept it in your Gmail so it shows u..."

James Sun

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Claude Duet

Software

3 creators

Planning the video presentation and creating slides from his phone

"You see this presentation? I planned this out all directly inside Claude Duet. And it is honestly very fun to use... If they add local Claude Code access, I will be leaving Claude Projects and I will basically spend all my time in Claude Duet because it is ..."

Riley Brown

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Product launch walkthrough videos, bug fixing

"Claude absolutely crushed this task. Duet crushed this task... I actually didn't think Claude Duet would do a good job and it did a really good job."

Claire Vo

Creating and editing slide decks and other artifacts, delegating tasks across channels, and getting daily recaps of artifacts

"The first thing that you realize is the app just is so snappy. And it's really easy to just get around and it's just a great interface and design for an app. And I really like the voice dictation here."

Riley Brown

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Dot

Software

3 creators

Voice-driven email triage and replies on walks, spinning up Codex sessions, status reports

"The first way that I use Codex all day every day basically is I use Dot with voice. So if we were to measure how I use AI in minutes, this is the number one way I use AI... It is like talking to a human that can use Codex for you."

Riley Brown

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Tracking outbound emails and prompting follow-ups

"Dot, in this case, went and checked a week later and said, 'Oh, they haven't done it, you should follow up with them,' and those types of little follow-ups are more useful."

John Coogan

Catching mistakes in emails

"I've had my Dot point out that I had made a mistake in an email I sent to a permit authority and gave the wrong number in my permit. Like, these are useful things, right? They're also quite dodgy cuz they've got access to my email... but they've been remark..."

Ethan Mollick

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Meta AI

Software

3 creators

Asking questions about restaurants hands-free via the glasses

"If I answer a phone call or even ask Meta AI something about a restaurant where I'm going for lunch or whatever, the temptation to look inside that little black box in your pocket just isn't there if you don't have to pick it up."

Jack Raines

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Built a personal CRM to track 150 sponsors daily in real time; general consumer AI queries

"It's the first real ChatGPT competitor. It's one of the best pieces of software I've ever used. But it's also a Trojan horse to fight ChatGPT because the LLM's pretty good. It built me an entire CRM for every SaaS sponsor — it tracks every email about them,..."

Jason Lemkin

Building video games through vibe coding prompts

"And when I demoed Meta AI, the latest launch, one of the suggested prompts is like vibe code a video game, and it actually does a really really great job building a little miniature video game."

TBPN

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