Some people just love hurting others. I run my ship test on every new model, the prompt is public, and I post these comparisons all the time. I flat out said Kimi's subscription is a scam and I don't trust their lab. Still, people reported it as a paid post. My account got locked and I had to add a paid promotion label just to get it back. Now I'm contacting support to fix it, because it's not a paid post. People need to stop hurting others and use their heads. I wish support had talked to me before this automated suspension. I'm really upset.

I can't believe how much Grok @bot has improved in such a short time. The community support has been incredible, it's faster and more powerful than ever, and Voice Chat is genuinely fun and stable. What I once said would be the future is becoming reality today. Nobody else comes close.

Ever since Grok 4.7 came out, I've been saying it was a letdown and fell behind the competition. Today, xAI owned it and made Opus 5.5 the main model inside Grok Bot. That's real respect, self-awareness, and growing alongside others. Despite what I said, I'm still on great terms with some awesome people working there. Then look at OpenAI. They're in total denial, trying to convince everyone they're the best despite weak models and poor compute, and they block anyone giving constructive criticism. Tibo and others at OpenAI personally blocked me. Mindset is what earns you respect.

Ever since Grok 4.7 came out, I've been saying it was a letdown and fell behind the competition. Today, xAI owned it and made Opus 5.5 the main model inside Grok Bot. That's real respect, self-awareness, and growing alongside others. Despite what I said, I'm still on great terms with some awesome people working there. Then look at OpenAI. They're in total denial, trying to convince everyone they're the best despite weak models and poor compute, and they block anyone giving constructive criticism. Tibo and others at OpenAI personally blocked me. Mindset is what earns you respect.

My Mac was down to 26 GB free. The space wasn't in caches. It was in old projects, AI models, recordings, backups, and chat histories. So I wrote a skill that teaches AI agents to free it up without losing anything. Storage Rescue has two modes: 1. Offload. Big files go to an external drive and get checked by SHA-256 twice. Only then is the Mac copy deleted. Works with APFS, exFAT, FAT32, and NTFS. 2. Reclaim. No drive. Caches are cleared with each tool's own command, and your files go to the Trash first. The agent surveys the disk first, then asks you what to do with each group: move, delete, or keep. Nothing happens without a clear yes. On my Mac: 968 GB used before, 366 GB after. Free and open, plain text, no runtime. macOS only. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Factory Droid, Devin, Hermes.

You know what's crazy? Opus 5.5 found over 200 GB of junk left behind by Codex. To see how bad that is, Cursor only had 15 GB, Devin had 6 GB, and Claude Code had 12 GB. That's why I've always told you: the Codex app is a technical disaster.