if you were wondering how @poteto and others are reaching diff counts in the 1000s/month the answer is simple... you have to let the agents merge this is controversial now but will seem obvious in due time

we get it. moving your code is extremely hard that's why origin supports mirroring! leave your code where it is and let us sync it, so you can always access it performantly through cursor (agents, pull requests, local, etc) and if you end up liking origin, you can make the decision to detach from github later on learn more here or in our docs

coordination is the next big hurdle to getting 10x more output from agents it will be similar to how a ceo's role changes as her team grows from 5->50 instead of building directly, we'll develop systems that coordinate entire teams: communication channels, verification loops, etc. we'll give feedback and steer the system from above, ensuring that our vision is executed faithfully tomorrow's tools will help everyone do this!

grok bot is not only super productive, but it's like... very fun??? big kudos to @pengzheng_ @johnbai @tylr @benjitaylor @justinjaywang and lots of other folks who came together to make this delightful

tips: - bot remembers your preferences, writing tones - bot can repeat tasks, “get a post ready every 7am”, “give me a screenshot of my mac every 10 minutes for the next 5 hours” - bot has its own computer! runs 24/7, ask it to run tasks before you wake up, text your bot at the gym - bots can access ur mac and run commands. build a toolkit with your bot to run things remotely - bots can watch slack threads, github actions. paste a link and say “watch this thread and get started when the designer sends a mock” - bots can manage cloud agents! run multiple coding tasks in their own environments in parallel - bots can talk with one another, i have a chief of staff called jarvis that delegates to 5 different eng bots, each with their own specialties reporting back to jarvis, and jarvis just gives me a list of PRs to review every 5 hours - bots can create new bots, i told jarvis to create itself a team - you can give each a name, a title, customize the avatar, group them in the sidebar, pin them, all you want. super cute try it out! let me know what i can add to bot :)

GrokBot Just Launched: GrokBot is Cursor/SpaceX new general agent platform for Desktop and iOS... Got access yesterday... here are the things that Grokbot can do, my thoughts, and what I hope they add soon. Pretty big news for those who want to build businesses that are @agentnative_ 00:00 Intro 01:42 Creating new Grokbot with Connections 05:25 The Plugins Tab 06:40 How Skills, Plugins, and Agent Descriptions Work 08:08 Grok Bot Cloud Computer 10:24 Agents Talking to Each Other 13:38 Triggers & Automations 17:06 What's Missing & Coming Soon (Probably)

SELL YOUR MAC MINI: Cursor is finally stepping outside the coding sphere. This product has spread like wildfire internally and I can't wait for everyone to try it. It flips how you interact with agents, replacing many temporary threads with long-term assistants. I have an executive assistant named Wonton who's been clutch on my China trip. The Forbidden Palace ticket drop sells out in minutes and I was panicking, struggling to get WeChat to cooperate. I had told Wonton through the mobile app that I was going for that day's drop, and he managed to navigate the site and secure the tickets that I wasn't able to. Oh, and he booked all my hotels! Each agent gets their own laptop to keep. We provide that in the cloud. They can talk to each other, give you control of the computer when you need it, and do much more. The team cooked here. Let us know what you think!

Extremely excited to share that we just launched Grok Bot! Bots do work on their own computers while you're at meetings, while you're having lunch, and while you sleep. I've been using Grok Bot to manage my calendar and ship code. My team of bots also help me with my personal life, including finding me tickets to The Odyssey in IMAX 70mm, ordering me lunch everyday, and finding me dank emojis to upload to Slack. It's a claw that Just Works. I'm also really proud of the client architecture for Grok Bot. It started life as a quick and loose prototype, but over the past few weeks, I've completely refactored it to be built on top of a new agent friendly framework I've been building that I'm currently codenaming "Dune" (working title). It's designed for agents, even the ones who have very little context, to write high quality code by default. It's still early but I've been really impressed by how well Dune has been holding up with the barrage of PRs leading up to the launch. The Grok Bot client is super smooth and buttery. Download Grok Bot, give it a try and let us know what you think!