Der neue Grok Bot ist der HAMMER!

0:00Crockbot just received a massive update , and with it, its biggest weakness is gone: Grok itself, since everything previously ran only through their own Grok models. From now on, it can also access other models for specific tasks. First and foremost Opus 3.5, and that is not all. On top of that, there are further updates that could now make it

0:17one of the most powerful career agents. I will show you exactly these updates in this video and how you can use them to build real use cases for your business and your agency. Because Crockbot has several advantages, such as being very high-performing, very easy to set up, and it runs completely in the cloud. Every bot has its own computer in the cloud with a browser and files, and it just keeps running even when your computer is off. And for all those who want to learn more about AI marketing—how to build AI websites , how to do search engine optimization with AI, how to better explain your

0:48products or services with AI, and above all, how to get your first AI clients —you can find out in our AI Marketer community. The link is in the video description. Update number one, and in my opinion, it is pretty much the biggest one. On October 7th. Elon Musk wrote on X: Crockbot will now take the best model for every task. Explicitly including Claude Opus 3.5. In addition to Midjourney and Suno. Shortly after, however, he followed up on what that really meant. Simple requests go to small, fast models, complex ones to large ones, and most requests in the future should be handled by a particularly fast version of Grok 2 as

1:21soon as it appears. However, the Crockbot team added that the bots primarily run on Opus 3.5. And the selection happens completely automatically. And the real question is , why would Elon Musk bring a competitor into the house? You might think it's because Grok simply doesn't measure up to Opus for difficult tasks like coding—that’s the simple answer. And that was exactly the biggest disadvantage. I personally haven't worked much with Crockbot lately for that reason. I found the model interesting. I thought the user experience was truly outstanding. It runs smoothly, everything is great, but unfortunately, I can't do much with Grok—not yet. And the big advantage is that the two are already working

1:58together anyway. Anthropic has signed a contract with SpaceX and has been using their Colossus data center ever since, and all of this is definitely putting the others under pressure. Dods runs only on OpenAI models, Musw only with Meta models, and with Crockbot, the model is now completely interchangeable . Kind of like an Ollama, just significantly simpler. If a better model comes out tomorrow, it will be used immediately. And nothing changes

2:21for your bot itself because of this. They are just becoming more powerful. I tested it myself and here you need to know three things. First, there is unfortunately no real model selection in the chat, and you can't see which model is currently working. So even the bot can't tell you, and I don't think anyone finds that good. Myself included . Second, Midjourney and Suno are not yet available. I had my bot generate an image and a jingle without naming any service. Even when I tried naming a service before, the image came from its own generator, not from Midjourney. And it built the jingle using code. So it's

2:52not a real AI song like with Suno. This shows that it is not yet available. And third, and this is the most important point, with the coding agents, you can choose Opus 3.5. You can select it directly today. More on that in a moment. Update number two, the main bot . This is basically your lead bot. You set one bot as the main bot. For me, it's called the Chief of Staff, for example. It sees all other bots, sends them tasks, reads what they've done, and notifies you itself if something comes up, like if an appointment was moved, without you needing to build any automation or anything else. The

3:24Crockboard team clarified a few things about this. These suggestions are on by default. You don't need to build any routine for them. They are triggered by things like a new email, a calendar change, or just periodically in between . And most importantly, these suggestions don't count toward your usage limit. You get them completely for free. The more apps you connect— like mail, calendar, Slack, or Notion —the better the suggestions become,

3:46of course, and you can also train it. If you tell it that you like a certain type of suggestion, it will make more of them. The team uses this, for example, to prepare for meetings. The bot sends a summary before the appointment and the open tasks after, often with a ready-to-send draft that you just have to approve. This changes how you work with ClickUp. Before, you had a bunch of individual bots and had to know yourself who was responsible for what. Now you write to one, and it distributes tasks; by the way, any bot can become a main bot. So every single one of your bots can become a lead bot

4:18later if you want it to. You just have to say so. The whole thing is most powerful via voice. I think it also reminds me a bit of OpenAI bots. Actually, you can practically talk on the phone with your main bot in both directions with its own voice, pace, and in German. It has access to all your connected apps while doing so. For example, you tell it: "Research five content ideas for me and have the landing page improved." And it distributes these tasks to the right bots while you are still talking. And a tip directly from the CCKboard team: set the action button on your iPhone to

4:47a voice call with your main bot. Then you're in a conversation with the press of a button, and that's how you can set it up. I'll show you this now using three examples. An X Scout, a Twitter scout, that researches X for you to find topics you want content ideas for, checking what has actually gone viral so you immediately know what's trending . A Coobot that checks websites, and you can simply create such a bot in under a minute using the main bot itself. You just say, create a new bot, tell it what you want to use it for, and a short time later, the bot is

5:21active. For example, I'll let the Coobot do some research for a client project now. It does all the keyword research for me on the side. I might even be in the car during this time, or on the way back from a client meeting or on the way to one, and the whole thing runs fully automatically in the cloud. And now for the exciting part: I just send the main bot a message. The X Scout should see what people are saying about Crockbot and Opus. The SEO bot should check a client page and create an offer bot for me that writes a proposal based on the SEO check. The

5:54chief of staff distributes all three tasks in parallel, and at the end, you get a summary. The third example: it created the offer bot itself. The offer is written, but not sent. Prices and sender are placeholders. A good starting prompt for your main bot every morning. What approvals do you need from me today? Then it goes through everything it sees and suggests what it could take care of for you. Update number 3: Crockbot now searches X itself, i.e., Twitter. We've mentioned this a few times, but it is an update in itself because until now, you needed a paid X interface or at least your own X plugin. Since October 7th. October, X

6:28is built-in directly, read-only and without a plugin. If you already have routines that scan X or Twitter, change them completely now because it won't cost you extra credits, and have your bot notify all other bots so they can use the built-in search from now on if you have agents or bots already built for that. Our XCout provided the five strongest posts from the last 48 hours regarding Crockbot and the update with Opus 3.5. Author, likes, link, and a

6:55sentence on why it is relevant to us. In the end, it asked if it should do this every morning. A year later, and now a routine runs every day at 8 AM, putting the most important posts directly in the chat. Update number 4, and this is where you use Opus 3.5. You’ve certainly seen the programming agents already today. Every programming task in Crockbot runs in the background via a Cursor agent in the cloud. The connection existed before, but now it’s much tighter. Your main bot passes the task itself to the right bot

7:21, which then starts that Cursor agent. Within the agent, you can then select the model you want to use yourself. I had 44 models to choose from, for example, including Claude 3.5 Sonnet. GPT-4o and Claude 3.5. You then track live what it’s working on, and at the end, it records its changes as a video and sends you before-and-after screenshots. My task with Opus 3.5. A landing page for an agency. Dark, clear headline, trust elements, and exactly one button. It was finished after about 5 minutes. 11 files, about 2,000 lines of code. The build runs flawlessly. The headline: More inquiries, more orders with a website that sells for your

7:58business. Along with a four-step process, customer testimonials clearly marked as examples, FAQs, and a button for a free consultation. It sent screenshots for desktop and mobile and a video scrolling through the page, and added notes on what is still missing before going live. Contact address, legal notice, privacy policy. It created everything as a new private project. It didn’t touch our existing repos. For web designers, this means you tell your bot what you want to change on a client site and get the result as a video before anything goes live. And you could theoretically send

8:29this video to your client as well. Update number 5, and this is a very exciting update. Every bot can now have its own email address. You just tell your bot to get an address, and it has an address at mail.crockbot.com. With this, you can forward emails to it or CC it, for example to coordinate an appointment with a client, and it can use this address to sign up for services itself and create its own accounts. You all know how it is. There are certain services you want handled for you, but they require an account, and until now, you had to do it yourself because it simply didn't have

9:00an email address, so we set up a mail bot for that and sent a test email to its address. Shortly after, it notifies you in the chat about the new email, who it’s from, the subject, content, or asks directly if it should draft a reply. In conclusion: The biggest weakness of Grokboard so far has been Grok. For the coding agents, it's already solved with Opus 3.5. In my opinion, that is. It’s been announced for the rest, but because we can't choose it ourselves now, I never know which model is being selected. That can be good, but it can also be really bad if you want control over the output,

9:30because you're dependent on it correctly delegating to the right model and recognizing how important the topic is and who can solve it best. What’s awesome is the topic of the main bot. I think that was actually still missing a bit. Before, you always had to select the respective agent, and that wasn't that great. It’s obviously better if you have a main bot that does everything for you. You don't have to select much. I think the X or Twitter search is outstanding because I had actually tried that myself before and already had it in Hermes, and I think it's great that it's now truly seamlessly connected, which is what I

10:04expected from the start. When I found out that Grokboard was released, I actually expected it to be connected to Twitter right away, since it's more or less the same company, and I think it's good that it doesn't cost anything extra or need to be set up separately, because Twitter has the advantage of being the fastest social media platform . Every trend can be found there the fastest. Even before the first YouTube video is made or any news comes out, you usually already have everything on Twitter, and I think the issue with the

10:34personal email address is also awesome. I am definitely excited to see where the development of all these AI agents goes in the future and who will end up winning the race. If you don't want to miss anything in this direction, feel free to subscribe. And otherwise, if you want the shortcut to all AI systems and customer acquisition with AI, then

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