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Top 10 Uses of Grok Bot 10 items

Window: Last 48h (Oct 23–25)

  1. Talk to your Tesla, and the right bot takes it
    He now just talks to Grok in his Tesla, and it hands each task to the right Grok Bot out of the 20+ he runs daily. His video tours bots for chief of staff, finances, investments, AWS, school emails, travel and the gym.
    @smhumair · Oct 24, 2026
  2. A bot that made its own ad, music included
    His Grok Bot, Dre, wrote, edited and scored an ad for Grok Bots by itself. A fun look at a bot handling the whole creative pipeline, from script to soundtrack.
    @chazonx · Oct 25, 2026
  3. Ten personal bots, shared free on Grok Bot Shelf
    He put all 10 of his Grok Bots on Grok Bot Shelf so anyone can grab one free and make it their own. They cover organizing, truck shopping, stocks, his boat, eBay, travel and genealogy.
    @jimaggie · Oct 24, 2026
  4. A weekly backup of the whole bot team
    Every Monday his chief bot snapshots all his Grok Bots, their routines, skills, memory summaries and connectors, plus a restore playbook, and saves it to local storage. It's insurance against a reset and a migration path if he ever switches tools.
    @chadarimura · Oct 24, 2026
  5. A shopping bot that found an expired card
    She started bots for a new business but built three for personal use too. Her shopping bot caught wrong addresses on file and an expired card, got a replacement sent, and found a way to negotiate extra money back.
    @NeuroRadOnc · Oct 25, 2026
  6. Political spam texts, handled in seconds
    Political texts were flooding his phone, so he asked his Grok Bot to deal with it. It found every unknown number sending political messages, summarized them and replied STOP to the ones he'd missed.
    @Eliseo_Cab · Oct 25, 2026
  7. A bot that warns you before free trials charge
    He kept forgetting free trials until they billed him, so he built a bot that watches for trial signups and billing-start emails. It warns before the charge, lets you pick cancel, keep or remind later, and stays quiet when nothing is due.
    @AndresRuggiero3 · Oct 25, 2026
  8. A coffee shelf that crowns your best bag
    His Grok Bot keeps a shelf of every coffee bag he tries, ranks them and suggests new roasters. Twelve bags in, the leader sits at 4.8, a nice example of a small hobby tracker.
    @scotty2shottyy · Oct 25, 2026
  9. A skill that cleans up a bot's memory
    After two bots started acting oddly, a memory review showed conflicting entries written over and over and corrections stored as hard facts. He built a Grok Bot skill to manage memory so that stops happening.
    @Mind_FBender · Oct 25, 2026
  10. A daily language tutor template
    Tell it the language, your level, your goal and your interests, and it sends one 10 to 15 minute lesson a day. It corrects your answers and keeps bringing back the mistakes you repeat.
    @lendersonmacedo · Oct 25, 2026
Top 10 New YouTube Videos on Grok Bot 10 items

Window: YouTube, published in the last 7 days (Oct 18–25; dates estimated from YouTube's relative times)

  1. Build an always-on AI team you can run from anywhere
    Sonny Sangha builds a team of Grok Bots you can manage from your phone. Posted this morning, it's a long hands-on build rather than a basic setup.
    Sonny Sangha · Oct 25, 2026
  2. Grok Bot replaced my marketing team
    Julian Goldie shows how he runs his marketing work through Grok Bots. Posted within the hour.
    Julian Goldie SEO · Oct 25, 2026
  3. Make your bot build a dashboard, not a wall of text
    Lexi Volt shows how to get your bot to return its results as a visual dashboard instead of long text. A short, practical tip posted today.
    Lexi Volt · Oct 25, 2026
  4. Grok Voice 3.0 changes everything
    Julian Goldie digs into the new Grok Voice 3.0 and what it means for talking to your bots. A new-feature deep dive.
    Julian Goldie SEO · Oct 19, 2026
  5. Grok Bot vs Muse vs Dots: which is right for you?
    Christian Peverelli compares the three always-on assistants and says who each one fits. Useful context on the competition.
    Christian Peverelli · Oct 22, 2026
  6. Claude Duet is here: better than Grok Bot?
    Peter Yang tries Anthropic's new Claude Duet and weighs it against Grok Bot. One of the most-watched comparisons this week.
    Peter Yang · Oct 22, 2026
  7. I stopped using Claude, now I only use Grok Bot
    Deborah Folloni explains why Grok Bot became her main tool and walks through how she uses it. A creator's real switch story.
    Deborah Folloni · Oct 23, 2026
  8. Four agents compared, plus AI-found PHP holes
    Accel with Waawaate compares Claude Duet, Grok Bot, Meta Muse and OpenAI Dots, and covers AI finding PHP security holes. A broad weekly roundup.
    Accel with Waawaate · Oct 24, 2026
  9. Build a Grok Bot to automate your X marketing
    Aero builds a bot that handles X marketing tasks. A focused, single-use build.
    Aero · Oct 19, 2026
  10. Six weeks with Grok Bot: it started to feel like a real assistant
    Try Catch shares a six-week review (in Chinese) of what made Grok Bot feel like a personal assistant. A long-term user view rather than a first look.
    人蔘 Try Catch · Oct 21, 2026
Top 10 Insights on Salesforce Agentforce 10 items

Window: Last 7 days (Oct 18–25)

  1. Salesforce wants a fee per agent call
    Starting around November, every outside AI agent acting in Salesforce gets its own identity, and each successful MCP or API call counts as a billable Headless Platform Interaction. The price is still TBA with 30 days' notice promised, and a consultant quoted says some firms would move data if fees run high.
    @rdominguezibar · Oct 24, 2026
  2. Agentforce is on by default in Winter '27
    The Winter '27 notes say Agentforce is on by default and the toggle is going away, though each agent still needs activating. The real control is who holds the Manage AI Agents permission, so admins should check that list.
    @shivanathd · Oct 23, 2026
  3. City of Hope's intake agent works after hours
    City of Hope launched Hope, a chat agent on Health Cloud and Agentforce that handles new cancer patient intake without adding contact-center load. Creator Claim: 43% of appointments booked through it are made outside business hours.
    @SalesforceNews · Oct 23, 2026
  4. SalesBleed: hidden text in Web-to-Lead forms
    Zenity Labs found three Agentforce flaws where hidden text in Web-to-Lead forms could trigger data leaks. Salesforce fixed them by Aug 19 with no customer exploitation seen, but it's a reminder to review what your agents can read and send.
    @AshapuraSo76677 · Oct 25, 2026
  5. Make agents ask before they refund
    If an agent can issue refunds, change prices or edit records, make it ask first. MCP Elicitations let a tool pause mid-task so a person can approve, decline or fill in a gap.
    @deepak_k_rana · Oct 25, 2026
  6. Decoding AgentScript at a community event
    Salesforce forward deployed engineer Rajiv Krishnan is speaking on building better Agentforce agents with AgentScript. A good pointer to where agent-building skills are heading.
    @SLSFOHANA · Oct 24, 2026
  7. QA strategies for Agentforce
    Apress is promoting a guide to quality strategies for Agentforce, Hyperforce and AI-powered environments. Testing agents is becoming its own discipline.
    @Apress · Oct 24, 2026
  8. Pipeline tracking vs the stale spreadsheet
    A quick comparison of visual DevOps pipeline tracking against a manual metadata spreadsheet that's always out of date. Small, but relevant to any admin managing agent changes.
    @Talkn2Blazers · Oct 22, 2026
  9. Agentforce for real estate
    Cyntexa walks through using Salesforce and Agentforce in real estate, from qualifying leads to booking property tours. A concrete industry use case.
    @cyntexa · Oct 22, 2026
  10. Salesforce and Jira, connected
    zAgile released zAgileConnect 1.17, its enterprise Salesforce-to-Jira integration, tagged for Agentforce. Useful if support and engineering teams live in different tools.
    @snath · Oct 22, 2026
Top 10 Insights on Salesforce Revenue Cloud 6 items

Window: Last 7 days (Oct 18–25), including the wider quote-to-cash space

  1. CPQ is end of sale, not end of life
    Existing Salesforce CPQ customers can keep using it, add users and renew, while new feature work goes to Revenue Cloud Advanced. A typical migration takes 3 to 6 months, so the advice is to start with an honest audit.
    @AshapuraSo76677 · Oct 24, 2026
  2. Three questions before you automate quote-to-cash
    Can anyone draw how a quote moves today, who owns turnaround when it's slow, and do finance and ops measure it the same way? If any answer is not really, fix the process before buying tools.
    @kade_brewster · Oct 25, 2026
  3. CPQ built around a distributor network
    Corengyn positions itself as a CPQ and lead platform configured to a company's own product range, pricing and distributor network, not a generic CRM. It shows the niche-CPQ trend.
    @corengyn · Oct 25, 2026
  4. Pre-built processes instead of a blank canvas
    InterWeave pitches six pre-configured financial processes, from CRM-to-ERP sync to quote-to-cash, instead of building integrations from scratch. Integration is often where Q2C projects stall.
    @InterWeave1 · Oct 23, 2026
  5. A list of European CPQ alternatives
    Europeanpurpose added a Best European CPQ list to its directory of European software alternatives. Handy if data sovereignty is part of a CPQ decision.
    @europeanpurpose · Oct 23, 2026
  6. Oracle CPQ BML training
    GoLogica is promoting Oracle CPQ BML training. A reminder that CPQ scripting skills are still in demand on the Oracle side too.
    @logica_go · Oct 24, 2026

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Top 10 Remote Salesforce Admin Jobs (US, from LinkedIn) 8 items

Window: LinkedIn remote filter, posted in the last 7 days (Oct 18–25), new listings only (direct employers, no staffing agencies)

  1. Salesforce Administrator — Harvard Central Administration
    Harvard Central Administration · Cambridge, MA. Harvard University's central administration. A core Salesforce admin role.
    Harvard Central Administration · Oct 23, 2026
  2. Sr. GTM Systems Administrator — Anaconda
    Anaconda · United States. Python data-science platform company. A senior go-to-market systems admin role posted today.
    Anaconda · Oct 25, 2026
  3. Technical Lead, Commercial Systems & Salesforce — Avid Bioservices
    Avid Bioservices · Tustin, CA. Biologics contract manufacturer. A lead role over commercial systems and Salesforce.
    Avid Bioservices · Oct 24, 2026
  4. Salesforce Analyst — PowerGrid Services
    PowerGrid Services · Hartselle, AL. Utility infrastructure services company. A Salesforce analyst role.
    PowerGrid Services · Oct 20, 2026
  5. Specialist, Business Systems — Communities In Schools National Office
    Communities In Schools National Office · Arlington, VA. National education nonprofit. A business systems role from the Salesforce admin search.
    Communities In Schools National Office · Oct 23, 2026
  6. GTM Systems Analyst — Peregrine
    Peregrine · San Francisco, CA. Public-safety data software company. A go-to-market systems analyst role.
    Peregrine · Oct 18, 2026
  7. Business Systems Analyst, GTM Systems — Anthropic
    Anthropic · New York, NY. AI company. A business systems analyst role on the go-to-market systems team.
    Anthropic · Oct 19, 2026
  8. CRM Program Specialist — Booz Allen Hamilton
    Booz Allen Hamilton · McLean, VA. Consulting and government technology firm. A CRM program specialist role.
    Booz Allen Hamilton · Oct 22, 2026

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