My real use cases for Grok Bot so far: 👇 I connected it to email. Now it filters the urgent stuff that actually needs my attention. I connected it to Intercom and GitHub. Our help center docs update automatically when a PR changes the UI or ships a new feature. I connected it to Cursor. Bug reports and feature requests from Intercom open the Cursor bot, and it starts triaging or implementing them. I can wake up to a PR. I basically hired another engineer. I connected it to Slack. When customer support asks product questions: if it’s covered in our docs, the Intercom bot pulls it. If not, the Cursor bot jumps in and pulls answers straight from the code. I just opened up that knowledge base to the whole team. I connected it to our CMS, Google Search Console, and Ahrefs. Now I’ve got a content engine that brainstorms ideas, builds a plan, and helps create content. I connected it to X, set the keywords and topics I care about, and now I get a briefing every morning. I have a personal secretary. I connected it to my bank statements. I can ask anything finance-related, revenue, spend, P&L, etc. No more QuickBooks, and honestly, I might fire my accountant. I paid $200/month for Grok Bot. Still expensive?