How to Build an AI Agent for Every Part of Your Life

0:00In the last eight weeks, I've built over 47 AI agents for every part of my life without writing a single line of code. AI agents used to mean complicated setups that broke all the time or having to write a bunch of code. But Grockbot works in a completely different way. Once you see how simple it is, you'll

0:16realize how clunky every other tool is. And I'm looking at you, OpenClaw. I've spent thousands of hours using different AI tools across all my companies. And Grockbot's the first one I had my whole team download within 24 hours because it's that [music] powerful. So today I'm going to show you why I'm going allin on Grockbot, what makes it different, and how you can increase your productivity to scale your business and upgrade your life with a few simple agents. And then I'll show you how my team has our bots talking to each other, getting work done without us. So let's look at what makes Grockbot one of the best agent platforms

0:49right now. Most AI tools feel like working with one smart guy in one window. Grockbot is like hiring a whole team of geniuses and they're ready to work and they can work together. Most AI tools just answer your question, prompt, response. Grockbot, you ask it to do something, it goes through everything and actually does the work. Every Grockbot comes with its own virtual computer and login that's on 24/7. If you've ever had to try these other agent tools, you close that laptop, the thing stops working. or you needed to buy a

1:19Mac Mini to make it work. Not anymore. My bots run on a schedule so that they can monitor Slack or if a message comes in, it can pick it up and it can do it even when I'm away or I'm in a meeting. With ChatGBT or Claude, you copy and paste between projects. You're like, I need to take this information and go over here and then do this with it. With Grockbot, it will literally coordinate all the different handoffs, group chat with each other to get really complicated stuff done, and then check in to make sure that everybody's got what they need to get work complete. And

1:47here's the big idea. I believe you're not paid for the clicks. You're paid to make decisions. Most of us waste our time clicking and copy pasting. Let's give that to the AI. And look, I reserve the right to change my mind if something better comes along. But I'm telling you, the last time I got this excited was

2:02when Claude Code came out last December. And recently, Grockbot. It's so easy to use. It's like stupid simple. Like a text message with a bunch of friends that are really smart. They do things for you. So now, let's set up Grobot. First off, we have to download Grackbot. Super simply. You can get as an app on

2:19your laptop or open it up on your phone. Just scan the QR code. I'll leave it up for a second. Pull out your phone, scan it, and start the install process. Or go to x.ai/bot. Now, we just log into our account. And the best part is our first bot. It's already created for us. It's proactive. It's actually designed to look at what you do and be smart for you. You can keep it as Grockbot or we can give it a name. I recommend calling it your chief of staff as an example. It's actually the bot we're going to use later to create all of our other bots. Next,

2:49let's get Grockbot to pay for itself cuz I believe with one simple prompt, it can save or make you money to pay for itself. The first thing I did with Grockbot is this. Connect to my email and find ways to save me money. Enter. It will go through all of your emails, all your subscriptions, all the things you paid for, and figure out ways to cancel or renegotiate things you're already paying for or even find discounts. When I first did this, it saved me over $70,000 per year. It's like, hey, I just checked the logs. You don't even use these things. Do you want to cancel them? And then the best part

3:20is is I just told it to write an email to the people who managed it and then they could deal with it. And then finally, we got to make sure that we bring our memory with us. So, you've already done a bunch of things in Claude or Chad GBT and we need to make sure that it knows. So, I need you to go into those other tools and write this in there. I'm moving over to a new AI tool and I want you to give it all the context you have about me. What my role is, how I like to work, how I communicate. Write it all out so I can

3:44copy and paste it. Paste it in the Grock and just say remember all this. It will take you less than a minute and now your Grock has all the context about who you are and what you do and your whole life. So now you have a chief of staff bot. This is the bot that knows all things and everything gets routed through it and it will coordinate with the rest of the bots we're about to create. But what should we have it do now? Just think about it. What do you start your day with in your messages, in your Slack, in your inbox, and then you lose your whole

4:12day over it? Most people spend all of their time going through all these things only to realize at the end of the day they didn't get any real work done. How about we let the bots do bot stuff so that we do the human things? I have this incredible woman on my team named Jen, and she used to spend literally 10 hours a day just managing her inbox, her personal inbox, the customer success inbox. She was in it all day long. So, I just sat down with her and showed her how she could use Grockbot to scan, prioritize, label, write drafts of all her emails so that she could go into her

4:42inbox and just review them and approve them and hit send. The next day, I walk in the office and she's sitting there and she's like, "Dan, you're not going to believe what happened." I was like, "What?" She goes, "My inbox is done. It's 10:00 a.m." And when I looked over, she actually got emotional. For the first time in her career, she was on top of her inbox. And I really think it could be that powerful for you. So, when I look at my bots, I want it to process

5:07inbox and calendars and to-dos for me. Now, I'm still involved, but I don't need to manage it and process it. And the best part, you only have to set it up once. And after you set it up, it's important for you to know you don't have to open up your laptop for any of this stuff. The bots run on their own. The truth is, your inbox is nothing more than a public to-do list of other people's demands on your time. Let's use the Grock bots to protect yourself from everybody else. And here's something you're probably not going to hear, but you probably don't plan your day. Your

5:37inbox does. So, now we got to give our chief of staff some projects. The first one is a daily brief. It knows how to do that way better than us. It'll scan way more systems than us, and it'll take it no time. And it does it all before you even wake up. So, just tell your chief of staff this. Connect to my calendar every weekday at 5:00 a.m. Check that my mornings are spent doing deep work and flag that they're getting eaten up with random admin tasks. Send me one short brief, today's meetings, who they're with and what I need to prep, and any conflict or double bookings, and the top

6:07three things I should get done. Every Monday, add a view for my whole week. Keep it under one page, and ask me any question you need before you start. That will give it everything it needs to set up the schedule. Notice that I didn't have to go in and configure a reoccurring schedule. I just talk to it like I would a team member and it understands, oh, I need you to do this every week and on Mondays, let's do it

6:28for the whole week. Here's a pro tip. You actually want to tell it what to leave out because I will tell you a short brief gets read. A long one gets ignored and skipped. The next part is we have to build an inbox manager. So, I create a separate bot for this inbox manager because I have a lot of different inboxes and again I want the context to stay in one bot. If you try to do too much in one bot, it'll get confused. But having a separate one keeps it focused. And then you have the bot process, pre-process. So when you come in, it's not hundreds of unread

6:57messages. It's just the most important ones that need your attention. You will save dozens of hours a week, just like Jen did. So here's what it's going to do. It's going to sort your email and your Slack. It's going to flag the things that need your special knowledge on it, and it's going to draft replies in your voice. So here's what we do is we tell the chief of staff, "Build me an inbox manager. Name it something fun and connect your Gmail and Slack and any other messaging tools that you might use. Every morning at 6 a.m. filter and sort my messages into folders following Dan Martell's email GPS system from

7:27buyback your time book plug or just whatever system you currently do cuz it'll be able to see your inbox and just mirror to that. Draft replies for anything that needs me in my voice using past emails sent as contacts and messages as examples. And then send me a short list of what needs my decision. Here's a pro tip though. At [music] first, have it draft everything for a few weeks. Then I want you to tell it after you've done this for a couple weeks, every Friday, compare the drafts you wrote to this week's of what I actually sent. Look at what I change, like the words I cut, how long my

7:57replies are, and how I sign off, and update how you write emails for me, so next week's drafts need fewer edits. I call this review mode only. Eventually, you review, have it learn, and then over time, you can have it just sent [music] for you. Just like today, my mother-in-law, I'm flying to go see her and she asked me what my flight details were. It replied for me and she thought it was me. I know that it replied because it notified me, but I didn't have to write the reply, nor did I have to go find the flight details. Once you have this set up, then you just open up

8:26one short list of decisions, not a full inbox you got to process. Now, the last thing we got to do is make the bots talk to each other. So then tell your inbox manager, "When something urgent comes in, flag it to my chief of staff." And the chief of staff blocks time on my calendar to handle it. So then they're talking to each other. What's cool is by the time you see an urgent email comes in, it already has a spot in your calendar for you to process it. All done automagically [music] by the bots. And look, if you're a business owner and you need more than just two bots, imagine if

8:54everyone on your team was working this way, having specialized AI agents for every department. And this is more than just Grockbot. This is having an AI strategy within your company. So if you want my AI company OS that shows you how to roll AI across your whole business, which tools to use, the processes, how to figure out the theory of constraints, what to keep human, if you want, just scan the QR code on the screen or click the link in the description and I'll send it over. Now that we handed all the admin work off, let's use Grockbot to

9:20help us in other areas of our lives. Outside of work, life still comes down to a to-do list. Things you have to remember. Think about like trips you're doing with your friends, people you need to remember, big decisions, appointments, scheduling, all of that stuff that isn't work, but it is life. And I have a bot for every part of my life. I have a carbot. I even have a nonprofit bot that helps me with our foundation and all the relationships and the initiatives and the fundraising for the nonprofit. I do not want to be sitting at a computer. I want to be talking to humans, being a human. A

9:49while back, I had one of my bots write an email [music] for me and it got my friend's wife's name wrong. That's when I realized I could probably create a people bot and I could just tell it about all the people in my life and it would remember things like that. It could scan my CRM. It could scan my emails. I can meet a new person and just talk to my people bot and say, "Hey, this person I met on the hike, they do this. They do this." So in the future if I see them again, I go, "Who's that guy that lives in Nelson that has a

10:12girlfriend that is a professional snowmoiler?" Or the new people at the front desk at my gym. I go there every day. I see them. They're sometimes new people. Hey, what's your name? Where'd you come from? How did you get the opportunity? Then I tell my people bot, hey, there's a new person at the front desk. So next time I come in and I see them and I don't remember the name. I say, hey, who are the names of the people at the front desk and what do they look like? Because I already told them what they look like. And it tells me and I'm like, oh, hey Ashley, it's

10:33good to see you. And she's like, how do you remember all these names? I don't the bot does. And those people would never show up in my inbox, my Slack, my CRM because they're just people I meet in life. The difference in our personal lives for most people is that we don't have anybody helping us manage them for us. And a bot can remember what you forget and plan what you keep putting off. And the best part is the more it

10:55knows about you, the better it gets. There's three bots that I think every person should have that will change the game when it comes to personal productivity. The first one is the people bot. I just talked about it, but let me tell you how to set it up. I believe your net work is your net worth. But the problem is is for most of us, we don't remember names. We don't remember

11:14to follow up. But you can't remember. This is what we want to do. Tell our chief of staff, "Build me a people bot and connect it to my email and calendar. Its job is to remember people I meet. When I tell you something about somebody, save their name with the exact spelling, how we met, who they're connected to, and the date." Check my email and calendar for anything that

11:31adds context. Never guess at spelling. And if you're not sure, just ask me. When I ask who's the question mark, answer it in one line. And here's a pro tip. Sometimes when I meet people that I'm trying to build a relationship with, I will enter that information in my people bot and then ask them who are three people I've met recently that I should introduce them to and why and I'll recommend those relationships so that they can feel like I'm adding value to their life and it doesn't take any extra work for me. The second bot is the travel bot. This one's one of my favorite ones because travel is an

12:00opportunity for you to take a break and reconnect, but planning one is so much work. Guess what? The Travel Bot does it all for you. I just went to Wyoming with my wife Renee to do our couples retreat and we had an open afternoon before our flight and I asked the bot to pull the top things to go see based on our preferences to add them into our calendar and it went and created all those entries into my calendar and it was a work of art and Renee thought I was the best. She's like, "Oh my gosh, you put so much time and thought into this." And I'm like,

12:30"Sure did." Hey, we got to see the great Tetons. Insert the Tetons. So, here's what we have to type. Build me a travel bot. Remember my travel preferences. I'm talking airline seats, hotels, the style, the budget, food. When I give you a trip, compare flights, and hotels, and send me the top three options. Once I pick one, fill in the booking and ask for my okay before you pay. Then add everything to my calendar with links and confirmation numbers. And while I'm traveling, suggest things to do that fit into my schedule. Now, here's the pro tip. Give it the rules once. Mine, for example, is lunch on my

13:04trips is always lean mean protein. I don't like a lot of carbs for lunch because it ruins my afternoon. Once you have this set up, you might be on a trip or travel and something gets changed and all of a sudden you just say, "Hey, readjust my day and it rebuilds the whole plan in your calendar." The third is the family bot. It's a big opportunity for you to get a lot of stuff that's like processing and open loops out of your head into the bot so that you don't miss things. For me, I

13:26don't like missing time with my kids. For example, my son started training in the afternoon after school. I want to be there. I put all of this into my family bot and then that way when I go do things it can add all that information to my calendar. It can schedule with other people. I've got all the list of all the teachers and the names of people, all the family related things in one bot. I even have Justine on my team who's bragging. She just built [music] the best mombot. And that mombot does all the stuff. Has all the preferences, the medication, the schedules, the appointments, the doctors, the names of

13:56everybody. So, she needs to delegate something important to somebody else in her life, she can just ask the bot and trust it doesn't forget. It helps you get helpers in your life and coordinates them. And this is how you create one for yourself. Just type in to your chief of staff bot, build me a family bot and connect it to my personal calendar and email. Track my kids appointments, school events, and sports schedules from my emails. Add everything to my calendar with the time and location and what to

14:21bring and remind me the night before. fill out the forms when I ask and get me the okay before you submit anything. And look, this is an advanced move, but if you have the time, you're a little nerdy, you can actually set it up to make calls for you, like mine. The other day, I was going go-karting with my kids, and I wanted to make sure that they could go and we get it scheduled, and that they were old enough to go on the go-karts. It called, found out there's opening, scheduled it with the person, talked to them, and got the permission to bring my 13 and

14:4714-year-old boys. It booked the whole thing. Once you have this bot set up, Sunday night you get a message and it has the whole week of the schedule with your kids and your family and what everybody's doing and if anything needs to be coordinated, it'll do it. So, productivity check, family stuff, check, but let's nerd out a little bit because what happens when you take Grockbot to the next level and bring it into your business? When you run a business, the truth is the work never stops. And the hardest part is knowing what's actually going on under the hood and which numbers matter. What is your team

15:18actually working on and what's really holding you back from getting growth? I realized that the thing I was doing was analyzing the information, identifying the constraint, and then calling people to ask them, hey, do you see the information the way I see it? So, what I did is I created a bot. It looks at all the business information for all the different companies inside of my venture portfolio and then posts in each Slack channel tagging the leader of that business, asking them if they see the constraint the same way I do. And I'll tell you, one of my companies, they said we needed more leads. When I analyzed

15:48the constraint, I realized the activation was too slow. So, if I would have fixed the lead problem, I would have just had a big pile up right before onboarding new customers, which would created a problem. First, we had to fix the activation so we didn't have churn. Then, we could fix the growth to get more leads so that we can increase the revenue. So, now twice a week, Sunday night, it analyzes the constraints and posts in Slack channels, tagging the right people. And every Thursday, it analyzes the Sunday post and figures out if there was movement and asks them if there's any update. all through the

16:14bots. The bots look at the numbers, not the gut. I call it the real data, not the field data. Most business problems are data problems because people don't see the information the way they should. And most leaders are leading with their gut instead of looking at the actual numbers. And that gives you clear answers on what to focus on next. I just

16:33think data beats emotions every time. Here's four bots that we're going to design that's going to help you make the most money in your business. The first one is the constraint bot. Most people think that the problem in their business is not enough customers. But the truth is is there's some bottleneck in the business that needs all eyes on that constraint to unlock it to let the flow of revenue go. It's like having a five lane highway that goes down into one

16:57lane and then have another five. Redesigning the website doesn't fix the fact that the whole highway still has one lane and there's a constraint there and you end up spending months working on problems that aren't the right problems to solve today. So that's why I think a constraint bot using the theory of constraint is the best way to unblock growth in your business. I call it deconstraining the company. It finds the one thing holding your business back and gives you a plan to attack it. So here's what we want to tell our chief of staff bot to do to set up this bot. Build me a

17:25constraint bot and connect it to my CRM, my sales reports, my analytics, my emails, all the data you have on my company. Learn the theory of constraints and every Sunday night look at my funnel from lead to sale to customer to any aspect of my business. Find the one step holding back growth and show me the numbers behind it and suggest the next test to fix it. If data is missing, tell me instead of guessing. There's always one problem solving the business, that's for you to fix, but each leader can solve their own. The second bot is the finance bot. But the reason why this matters most is that most owners don't

17:58look at their numbers. Maybe if they're lucky, they look at them once a month, but by the time their books close on the 20th of the following month, all the information that would have been useful isn't relevant anymore. And when you don't know your numbers, then every decision is just a guess. So, let's open up our chief of staff yet again and just type this in. Build me a finance bot and give it readon access to my accounting, banking, and email. Every morning at 7:00 a.m., send me a cash in the bank with yesterday's revenue and spend and anything unusual, any bills that are due

18:26this week, any weird expenses, anything. And never move money or pay anything. And I like to set the subject line to the cash in the bank accounts, like all my cash minus expenses, credit cards, so that I get to see in my inbox a daily heartbeat, a pulse of how my business is moving. And the cool part is now you know what's going on across your business before your first meeting. And that one little data point will tell you what to fix before it becomes a massive issue. It's easier to slay the dragon when it's a tiny little baby dragon than before it's a huge freedom monster. The

18:55third bot is the sales bot. Because nothing happens in a business until somebody makes a sale. Most deals die quietly on the vine. Leads come in, you have a sales call, you get busy, you don't follow up, you get annoyed, they don't reply, and you just don't do anything with it, only to find out months later that they hired somebody else and went with them instead of with you because you just didn't do the steps in the process. My favorite part about this bot is that it kind of acts like a sales manager for you as the business owner because you don't really have a boss. Look, sometimes we need a bot to

19:27be our boss so that we do the thing we're supposed to do, but we're not doing it cuz we don't want to do it. But if we did it, we make more money. What it does is it reviews your pipeline overnight. So, if you have a CRM, you have your inbox, you have a spreadsheet, doesn't really matter. And then it'll flag deals that are stuck that needs a response that needs your attention. So, here's how we build this bot out. We tell the chief of staff bot, "Build me a sales bot and connect it to my CRM and Slack. And every night, review my pipeline. deals that are stuck in one

19:52stage, too long, leads with no follow-up, and calls with no next steps. Send me a short overview in the morning. Then message my sales lead about each issue and ask what they're doing to fix it. Never message a customer. And depending on how your sales process works, our team has new hot leads get flagged and posted in Slack all through the bot. We have all of our sales calls audited and listened to and literally coach our individual sales rep through the bot because it knows what a great sales call looks like, listens to the transcripts and gives them fixes to do on a daily basis. So now you can walk

20:22away and know that all your sales will get the right attention, grab all the information, put in the CRM and get moved forward. And if you have other people on your team, just have it help them do the same thing. Number four is a leadership bot. Now, I will tell you the biggest opportunity with AI is to understand what's going on across your company. If you are the type of person that wants to get out of being in every freaking meeting, you need to set this up cuz if not, you'll end up growing the business and just have death by a thousand meetings. It is the most

20:51craziest thing to experience where you spend 80% of your calendar talking to other people trying to coordinate things when you don't need to be there, but you just need to know what is a priority. What this bot does is it helps you be a better leader. So, here's what I want you to do. I want you to tell your chief of staff to build you a leadership bot and connect it to your meeting transcripts and team Slack in every channel. And then every Sunday morning, send me a short brief and tell me what each team is talking about this week, what decisions were made, and where it

21:18does or doesn't match up with my top priorities. Now, give it a list of your top priorities. Then, link the source of anything important and tell me what you couldn't read. Now, in 5 minutes, once a week, I get this report and I can see here's the priority for the business. Here's what the team has been talking about. Are they talking about the right things? And what teams may need my attention? In my company with hundreds of people, there's no other way for me as a nonoperating owner, cuz I don't run any of my companies, to feel comfortable knowing that everybody's pulling on the rope in the same direction or reading

21:48from the same song sheet. With this leadership bot, it literally gives me X-ray eyes into the culture of the business and get ahead of problems before they become massive. Now, we've got bots running our day, our life, our business. It means we're going to be moving a lot faster. But what happens to your team when they can't keep up to all of this? Which brings me to my philosophy. When you speed up, your team has to keep up. And this is why I sat everybody down and I asked them to go install Grockbot because I knew my output was going to be so much higher and all my executive leaders that I

22:22needed to get them ready for this. The faster you get using these tools, the more pressure it's going to put on everybody else around you. This is my belief. When my productivity goes up 10x, everybody around me has to process 10x more volume of things or they will start to drown. It's funny because when I showed people Grockbot, I said, "Look, in the future, they're going to have the

22:39ability to have bots talk to each other. It's not there yet, but it's coming. And our bots will work with your bots to get work done, and we won't be involved." Then a week later, I watched my bot and my customer success bot communicate with each other in Slack. So is our individual bots talking to each other and what normally would have been a meeting and a conversation and a decision. It had all the context and it was able to coordinate and solve the problem without us being involved. Now we knew because we gave it access to the information and we gave it the context for it to be able to do that. But we are

23:07there [music] now. And as you implement Grockbot into your life, I'm telling you, it's going to create new insights around you for how people work with you and interact with you. I love it because I see my team now producing so much more output and highquality stuff because they learned how to use this tool. Up until now, every bot we just talked about, it works for one person. But the next level, as I talked about, is creating team bots where that bot can work across multiple people and get them access to insights that otherwise would have been locked up. So for example, I have a lot of people creating media for

23:39me and they always ask me questions about stories and details and frameworks and principles and best practices. And in the past, I used to have meetings where I'd get on these calls and they would ask me all these questions so it would help them create content for me. Now I create the Dan's Ghostriter bot. It sits in Slack in the media channel and I watch all day long while people ask that bot that has full access to my brain. Filter, no private information, and can answer all these questions about how old was Dan when he did this and what was the detail around this story and what's the principle he always says

24:08when it comes to this problem. And then all of that helps me create content at scale. I produce 300 pieces of content every week and I'm not involved in the outlines. I'm just here talking because they could build all the scripts and all the background off the templates we've created with my bot that they can talk to and it's connected to my second braid. That's apex.host. It's one of our products we built and essentially it has everything that I've ever done. My team trainings, my internal trainings, my meeting transcripts, my YouTube videos,

24:33everything I've ever said for 13 years. It's built that brain off that context so that my team can get access to it. So if you want to set one up for yourself, just click the link below or click the QR code on the screen and check it out. Empower your team to do the same thing. I think every department should have a

24:49shared bot that can do things for it. Think about it. You have a marketing bot, you have a customer success bot, you have a finance bot, but it's shared amongst all of them and it gets access to processes information so that people can self-s serve. like you have an inbox bot, maybe there's a support bot and then that way that bot can be talked to by the people on the sales team and the marketing team on the finance team and it has access to the support information. The key thing is is put the team bots in a shared room. That's why I tell them to create those bots and put

25:16them in a slack channel and then everybody can talk to the bot in the slack channel and then if the bot is not smart then they go fix the bot inside of their bot structure and then everybody wins because of it. So now nobody has to wait to ask a question to a person if they're available or in a meeting. It's just the information flows. So you can build a product management bot. You can build a revenue leader bot. You can build a whole bot, a team bot. You can build a lot of these team bots. It allows you to scale horizontally and have everybody get access to the

25:40knowledge of your bot that you've created. And to create one, you just click the plus icon and at the very bottom it says teambot. Now you create a new team bot and it's going to walk you through the process. If you made it this far, I don't want to overwhelm you, but I got to tell you about some pro tips. Okay, so first off in Grockbot, go check out the local network setting and run all tasks through your browser so you don't run into the capture issue or like Amazon blocking people from using Amazon using their Grockbot. Second is the one password vault. Create a shared vault

26:06and put all the passwords your bot might need to log into systems for you. Third is APIs over clicking. I'm a big fan of telling my Grockbot if there's an API for a website or a service I'm using, use that instead of trying to navigate a web page. It's cheaper and way faster. Number four, skill then routine. do it once, save it as a skill, and then schedule it. You can actually use the computer use and record a task, and it'll create a skill using the recorded video of you doing something to automate it over and over again. As you can tell, I am wildly excited about Grockbot. I

26:37called my brother and my dad and Rene is all set up. Everybody in my life is using it. And it's cool cuz you can see the messages, you can see the clarity of information, you can see the lack of rework that has to happen. And again, I've said this several times in this video, but my goal is to have you do more human things and have the bots do the bot stuff so that we have more time to do life. This is not about just automating to be more productive, although it'll make you wildly productive. It's about creating the space to fill your soul with the things

27:05that light you up like snowboarding with my friends, snow biking, racing cars, flying around the world, spending time with my family. Those are the things that light me up. I want to create. I want to produce in this world. I want to feel useful, but I don't need to be involved in processing my inbox or my Slack messages. No, it's essentially the

27:25ultimate form of buy back your time. Remember, if you want my AI company OS to help you deploy AI into every department in your company to understand not only the bots, but the prompts, the workflows, the process, scan the QR code on the screen or click the link in the description and I'll send it right over. And if you want to learn how, this is a big move. I use Chad GBT Astra on top of

27:47Grockbot so they work together.