Lummox(@Lummox_eth):i used Grok Bot and GitHub repo to build my own FARM and make money on it. gave it 5 jobs, 1 shared workspace and one stupidly simple rule : “finish everything or die” then I turned it on and left it alone. came back later and the place was alive. agents were moving between stations, picking up jobs, passing work to each other and clearing tasks without waiting for another prompt from me. that’s when Grok Bot started feeling less like software I was using and more like something I’d hired. i think that’s where agents get really interesting. not when they answer faster. when you can leave and the work keeps moving. the next thing I want to measure is money. if this setup can remove even 2 hours of boring work a day, that’s roughly 60 hours back every month. at just $20/hour, that’s already $1,200/month of work moving off my plate. now imagine giving the same workspace 10 jobs instead of 5 and letting it run while you sleep. that’s the experiment I actually care about. bookmark repo below and build with Grok Bot now

2026.08.25 11:10

i used Grok Bot and GitHub repo to build my own FARM and make money on it. gave it 5 jobs, 1 shared workspace and one stupidly simple rule : “finish everything or die” then I turned it on and left it alone. came back later and the place was alive. agents were moving between stations, picking up jobs, passing work to each other and clearing tasks without waiting for another prompt from me. that’s when Grok Bot started feeling less like software I was using and more like something I’d hired. i think that’s where agents get really interesting. not when they answer faster. when you can leave and the work keeps moving. the next thing I want to measure is money. if this setup can remove even 2 hours of boring work a day, that’s roughly 60 hours back every month. at just $20/hour, that’s already $1,200/month of work moving off my plate. now imagine giving the same workspace 10 jobs instead of 5 and letting it run while you sleep. that’s the experiment I actually care about. bookmark repo below and build with Grok Bot now

Lummox@Lummox_eth

2026.08.24 19:02

I’ve just found 4 best GitHub repos about Grok & Grok Bot with 59K+⭐ combined. If you want to understand how Grok Bot actually works, build around it you need to read it. 1. xai-org/grok-1 -> 52K+⭐ The deepest starting point: Grok’s open model release and architecture. [ ] 2. xai-org/grok-prompts -> 4.3K+⭐ Actual prompts behind Grok + the Grok Bot on X. Probably the fastest way to understand how Grok Bot is instructed to behave. [ ] 3. milind-soni/OpenMausBot -> 1.5K+⭐ An open-source Grok Bot-style system with agents, tools, computer use and a working interface you can experiment with. [ ] 4. b-nnett/grok-bot-0.18-reconstructed -> 1.4K+⭐ An unofficial reconstruction of Grok Bot 0.18 for digging much deeper into how the system is put together. [ ] A ridiculous amount of @grok @bot knowledge sitting in public. Save and share this list then build something with it.