# Grok Bot Just Got a MASSIVE AI Upgrade!

Channel: Julian Goldie SEO
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4h2rbePFT8
Duration: 8 min
Language: English
Words: 1845
Transcript page: https://viewrankai.com/tools/youtube-transcript/d4h2rbePFT8

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[0:00] Grockbot just got a massive AI upgrade. There's a report you rebuild every single week. Same numbers, same layout, same wasted hour. This week, Grockbot quietly took that job off your plate. Ask it once and it hands you a finished page. Then it keeps that page current without you touching it. Let me show you what just changed. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of AI SEO and geo agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. And this one is a real step up for Grockbot. Because up

[0:34] until now, you'd hand a bot a task and it would go do it. Useful, but you still ended up with raw work you had to shape yourself. Not anymore. Stick with me because by the end of this video, you'll know exactly what Grockbot can now build for you, how you shape it together, and the one setting that makes it keep everything up-to-date on its own. Let's get into it. So, here's the upgrade in plain words. Grockbot can now build pages for you. Think reports, think memos, think dashboards. You ask a bot for a page and instead of dumping a wall of text in the chat, it builds you an

[1:06] actual document you can open, read, and work with. And it doesn't stop there. You can edit that page together side-by-side with the bot. Or you can tell it to keep the page up-to-date and it will refresh it for you going forward. If you're brand new to Grockbot, let me catch you up fast because it matters here. Grockbot is the AI teammate app from the team behind Grock. The big idea is simple. You don't just chat with it. You give it real work the way you'd hand a task to someone on your team. Each bot has its own computer running in the cloud, so it keeps working round the clock even when your

[1:35] laptop is shut. It signs into your tools, clicks around, and uses them the same way you would. And you stay in control the whole time, approving the steps that matter. Now, layer this new pages feature on top of all that and you start to see why it's such a big deal. Here's the thing it fixes. Before, a bot could go research something or pull your numbers, but you'd get back an answer and then you were on your own to turn it into something usable. You'd copy it out, drop it into a doc, fix the

[1:59] formatting, and build the thing by hand. That gap between the work being done and the work being presentable was yours to close every single time. This new feature closes that gap for you. The bot does the work and hands you the finished page, a report that's already laid out, a memo that's already written up, a dashboard that already pulls your key numbers into one view. You're not

[2:19] starting from a blank screen anymore. You're starting from something that's basically done. And the part I think really matters, I'll get to you in a second, because it changes how often you even have to think about these pages at all. Let me walk you through how you actually use it, because it's refreshingly simple. You ask a bot for a page. You might say, "Build me a weekly summary of what's happening in my support inbox." The bot goes off, does the gathering, and comes back with a page. Not a blurry screenshot, not a pile of bullet points in the chat, an actual page you can open. Then you've

[2:47] got two ways to go. The first is editing it together. You read it, you spot something you want changed, and you just tell the bot, "Move this section up. Cut that part. Add a line about the big thing that came in this week." It makes the change right there with you. It feels less like giving orders and more like working on a doc with a teammate sitting next to you. Quick pause before I show you the second way to work with these pages, because honestly, it's the best part. If you want to actually get good at using Grok Bot like this, come

[3:16] join us inside the AI Profit Boardroom. We've built out a full 30-day road map that takes you from never having touched a tool like this to running it like it's second nature. On top of that, four live coaching calls every single week. So, the moment you get stuck on a bot or a page, you can hop on a call and get unstuck fast instead of guessing on your own. Everything in there is built around getting more done with the exact tools I cover in these videos. Link in the description or go to

[3:38] aiprofitboardroom.com. Okay, so that second way to work with these pages, this is the one. Instead of editing the page yourself every week, you tell the bot to keep it up to date, and it does. It goes back, pulls the fresh information, and refreshes the page for you. The report you built on Monday still makes sense on Friday because the bot has been quietly keeping it current the whole time. You stop being the person who maintains the

[4:01] document, the bot takes that job over. Pair that with something Grok bot already does and it gets even better. You can show a bot how you like a job done once and it saves that as a routine, it runs on its own. So you could have a bot build a dashboard, keep it updated and check it on a schedule all without you poking it every day. Let me quickly break down the three kinds of

[4:20] pages so you know what fits where. A report is your here's what happened page. Think a weekly rundown, a summary of a project, a recap pulled from the tools you've connected. You ask for it once, lay out the format you like and the bot fills it in. A memo is more of a here's the thinking page. It's written up in words to explain or propose something. This is the one you'll want to shape together because the wording really matters. You get a solid first version from the bot, then you polish it with it until it says exactly what you mean. A dashboard is your here's where

[4:50] things stand right now page. It's a live view, the status, the key figures, the stuff you'd normally go digging through five tabs to find. Connect the bot to the tools that hold that information and it pulls it all into one place and keeps it fresh. So, what could you actually do with this? Say you run a sport queue, you could have a bot build a weekly report on the most common questions coming in and keep it current so every Monday it's just there ready for you. Or say you're juggling a project with a lot of moving parts, you could get a dashboard that shows where every piece

[5:17] stands pulling from the tools your team already uses. None of that is me telling you I did some specific thing, it's just what this is built for. The point is the page isn't a one-time thing you glance at and throw away. It sticks around and it stays useful. And there's one thing I really want you to hear because it's easy to miss. You stay in control the entire time. You log the bot into your tools once. When it hits something sensitive like sending something out or touching an account, it stops and checks with you first. It hands control back

[5:43] for the stuff that should stay yours. So, this isn't some runaway thing doing whatever it wants behind your back. It's a teammate that asks before it does anything that matters. Let me leave you with a few quick tips to get the most out of this. First, be specific when you ask for a page. The more clearly you describe what you want on it, and the format you like it in, the better that first version comes back. Tell it once, and it remembers for next time. Second,

[6:06] connect the right tools before you ask. A dashboard is only as good as what it can actually see. If the bot can reach the information, it can build around it. If it can't, it's just guessing. Third, lean on the keep it updated setting instead of rebuilding by hand. That's the whole point of this upgrade. Don't sit there on Friday redoing the thing the bot already refreshed for you on Thursday night. And fourth, always give

[6:28] it a quick read before you rely on it. The bot is good, but it's building from what it can pull in. So, a 30-second scan to make sure everything's right is just smart. This is one of those updates that sounds small on paper, build a page, but it changes the shape of your whole week once you actually use it. The work that used to quietly eat your time keeping things written up and current moves off your plate. And the more of your tools you connect, the more the bot can carry for you. Here's the thing, though. Right now, most people haven't figured this out yet. There's a window

[6:57] open where knowing how to get a tool like this working actually puts you ahead of the room. And that window won't stay open forever. If you want to get on top of it properly, come inside the AI Profit Boardroom. You get daily tutorials that walk you through tools like this one step by step. You get four live coaching calls every week to get

[7:13] your questions answered in real time. You get a full prompt library, so you're never sitting there staring at a blank box. And you get the member map, so you can connect with other people doing this exact kind of work. Link in the description, or go to AI Profit Boardroom.com. And if you want the full process, the SOPs, and over 100 AI use cases like this one, join the AI Success Lab. It's our free community. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from this episode, plus access to 93,700 members. The AI Success Lab is where we keep everything organized for you, completely free to join. You get the

[7:47] written notes from this exact video, so you can go back and follow the steps without rewinding a thing. You get the use cases, the processes we actually use ourselves, and a whole room of people learning this stuff right alongside you. So, if you got something out of this one, come join us, say hi, and let's keep learning together. I'll see you in

[8:03] the next one.

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