Want your Grok Bot to improve the quality of its final output? One reason it often falls short is simple: You never told it what “done” means. Before an important task, ask Grok Bot this: “Before you start, define what you believe ‘done’ means for this task. Tell me: 1 - What outcome you think I want 2 - What specific deliverables you expect to produce 3 - What checks you’ll run before calling it complete 4 - What would still be unresolved even if the task looks finished 5 - What would make you stop and ask me for clarification 6 - What evidence you’ll give me to prove the job is actually complete” Then compare its definition of done with yours. This is especially useful for: Research. Inbox work. Coding. Reporting. Multi-step routines. Anything where “technically finished” and “actually finished” can be two different things. The better your definition of done, the less chance Grok Bot has of stopping at 80% and calling it complete.

Cursor just dropped GLM 5.3 and GLM 5.3 Flash. More models in the picker is cool. The real upgrade is knowing which one earns the ticket for the job tonight. Same rule I use with Grok Bot. Swap the model. Keep the stop condition and the receipt.

Grok Bot is now more proactive. What does that mean? Here's one example: I switched flights, but @bot noticed I didn't update my Uber reservation Bot realized, then pinged me to update the reservation *during* my connecting flight I had @starlink, so I was able to change it before I landed and save myself a headache

Have you assigned a Primary Grok Bot yet? Our new Botski article explains what a Primary Bot is, how it compares with regular and Team Bots, and what’s still unclear. Take a look 👇

Yesterday we organized our @cursor_ai / @SpaceXAI hackathon for 60 people in Prague. It was great vibes and there were some very cool projects. Thank you to @productboard and @incident_io for the venue and prices. The video was made with one prompt using Opus 5.5 in Cursor. Thanks for coming everyone! 🫶

Grok Bot meetups over the next 10 days: • Kuala Lumpur - 9/19 • Beijing - 9/19 • Casablanca - 9/19 • Leuven - 9/19 • Dallas - 9/19 • San Salvador - 9/19 • Dhaka - 9/20 • Victoria - 9/21 • Kuwait - 9/22 • Amsterdam - 9/22 • LA - 9/22 • Miami - 9/23 • Atlanta - 9/24 • Seattle - 9/24 • Mexico City - 9/26 • Florianopolis - 9/26 • Madrid - 9/29 • Barcelona - 9/29 RSVP on Luma