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For years, AI has been incredibly good at answering questions, writing text, analyzing information, and helping with individual tasks. But there has always been a problem: someone still had to sit

Grok agent watching pumpfun, but sixteen of them, organized into a desk. They monitor launches around the clock, filter the noise, argue with each other on purpose, and either buy early on the curve

Most people respond to a failing agent by changing the prompt Then they change the model Then they add a larger context window The agent still forgets decisions It still uses the wrong tool It still

Hi friends, I hope you’re having a great weekend. Three days until we take off on our family gap year™️ (which I’ll be covering over at the RadReads newsletter). You may notice that this week’s

How I Use Mole to Analyze App Trends—Without Letting It Write My Posts Here’s how I use Mole, a research agent that helps me make sense of app acquisition trends. I only built it recently, and the

What if your next company did not begin with hiring six people? What if it began with six AI teammates, each responsible for one job, working from the same computer and passing finished work to one

Org chart, charters, the weekly clock, the approval fence, working code, and the unit economics that decide whether it is a business. Everyone is writing about Grok Bot as a productivity toy.

On 11 August 2026 xAI put Grok Bot into beta. It is not a new Grok model and it is not the chatbot in the X app. It is a separate desktop and iOS application, and it is a different category of

Most people are still using AI the same way they did two years ago. Open a chat window, type a question, read the answer, close the tab. Save this :) A small group figured out something different this

Most people open Grok, ask a question, read the answer, and close the tab. That is how every chatbot has worked since 2022. Type, read, repeat. Grok Bot is not that. Grok Bot is a team of AI employees