If you are using Grok @bot with the Pro subscription and prefer not to exhaust usage through Gmail bots that treat accounts as if they have unlimited capacity, begin with a basic nightly triage bot. You want it to perform one task: labeling your daily emails. Don’t have it trash or move them—only label them. This is the first step. Once configured, it consumes minimal usage and is the initial action for inbox success. Here is a simple bot that includes the first run setup. I’d love to know your opinion on it. x.ai/bot/lNzbI7r32qX5z2T2ovG…

How does a day away for family time affect the X algorithm?

Well this is interesting… phantom bot now appears…

Today’s Friday follow recommendation is Nick @shinyventures from Belgium. Connecting with smaller accounts adds variety to your “Following” feed and forces the algorithm to suggest additional real accounts to you. Happy Friday!

Asking for a friend. If AI enables you to complete a full day’s work within two hours. What’s your next step? Would you inform your employer or savor a quiet afternoon?

People who still use Google search:

Well that’s a relief 😅…

I’m sitting here doing fleet management with all my Grok Bots while the US and China fight over who gets to write the AI rules 🤖. csis.org/analysis/state-ai-g…

Another great and successful usage week… thank you Grok @bot. It would be nice if it told me what time it resets, but as a Pro plan user, you know how the saying goes: “Beggars can’t be choosers.”

About a month ago I started using Grok @Bot with one real fear: usage anxiety. It's the cousin of Tesla range anxiety. You watch people burn a week's allotment in an afternoon and start treating every prompt like the battery is at 8%. So I built small. One bot sorts my inbox. One handles the money. One gives me pick ideas for my CFB pick’em. One manages my personal CRM. The list goes on… I also learned the hard way. I spent three days and a big chunk of my weekly usage forcing a journal migration through the wrong tool. What stuck is now a 46-page guide: one-job bots, routines that stay quiet when there's nothing to say, and hard gates on usage, paid APIs, and anything that sends in your name. It's written for any life, not just tech, and it comes with a 14-day build plan. Take a look! ahoop.gumroad.com/l/vigvg

In January 2026, 40,000 Iranians were killed by their own government during his tenure. Do not suggest this institution is not the primary global source of atrocity denial and disinformation. Antisemitism undermines everything it touches.

Y’all have got to give Scott credit for how persistent he is.

OpenAI is the problem here not AI, please don’t confuse the two.

In his UN speech @JMilei said the obvious and he couldn’t be more right. "Good people do not think about controlling the lives of their fellow human beings."

I’m developing a new app in Grok @build. I appreciate how simple it is to describe a problem and see it resolved. Yet I’m facing a concern that grows more persistent: I feel increasingly uneasy about not knowing how to code. I’m beginning to consider learning something—perhaps Python? Does anyone else share this feeling?

New follow recommendation for today. Check out @hungrysohan you’ll find he will add value to your “following” feed. Interact and engage with smaller accounts, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with what the algorithm starts recommending.

Have you ever heard of Juan Perón? He’s another fine example of why socialism doesn’t work, will never work and is a primary tool for economic and social destruction. Juan Perón didn't just mismanage Argentina's economy—he engineered its collapse through heavy-handed state control. In 1946, Perón nationalized the central bank and created a state agency (IAPI) to dictate the prices of Argentina's vital beef and wheat exports. IAPI forced farmers to sell grain at a fraction of its global value while pocketing the profits, starving agriculture of capital. Faced with manipulated prices, producers did the only rational thing: they quit producing. Argentina's beef exports plunged by half between 1946 and 1952, and foreign reserves vanished. When you suppress the market's price signals, output collapses. A nation that once fed the world reduced itself to near-irrelevance—proving once again that socialist intervention destroys the very industries it tries to exploit. Don’t be fooled by the Democratic Socialists. They offer no value only destruction.

Another efficient week with Grok.

I continue to be amazed by how impressive the entire Grok ecosystem is. I love this process: 1. I have an idea or thought. 2. I work through the thought or idea with @Grok 3. Grok provides a clean prompt 4. I put the prompt into @bot or @build based on what the project calls for from the conversation I had with Grok. 5. I refine/enjoy/dump the project. I’ve had silly apps or programs bouncing around in my head for years but I’ve never had the ability to move it from my brain to something I can actually use… until now! This is the way!

Why does the left hate women and girls? This is another clear reason to vote 🟥!