Grok Bot + Claude Code for Beginners: Apps and Video Creation (Remotion)

0:00If you've been using Grockbot, you probably have been using it to take care of life and business admin stuff, like reading your inbox, booking stuff on your calendar, and maybe reminding you to follow up with a client. But what if I told you that you could have it do so much more, like building apps, edit videos, and post them for you? All that complex stuff that Grockbot normally falls over, like writing and testing an actual app, and cutting a long video down into short with captions. The trick is you don't ask Grockbot to do it because it's not built for heavy duty stuff like that. You install cloud code

0:27inside Grockbot's own computer and Grockbot hands the heavy lifting to cloud code. You send one message containing a highle goal. Grockbot infers that and opens his terminal. Cloud code builds a thing and Grockbot supervises and sends the result back to you. That's how this game got built. I installed clot code in Grockot's computer and tell it to build me a game where I dodge AI buzzwords. And about 10 minutes later, I had a working game that looks pretty sleek. And this technically can be done all through my phone once it's all set up. So, by the end of this video, you'll know how to set up Cloud

0:56Code inside Grockbot from scratch. Give Grockbot the highle goal and have the finished thing land back in your chat. We'll build that game and then we'll turn one of my long form videos into an Instagram short all without writing a single line of code. Now, you're probably asking why would you run CO code inside Grockot? Grockqubot and the same goes for OpenAI's dots and metas muse functions as interactive always on agent. It's like a front desk at a hotel. Great at delegating tasks. It sits in your Slack or phone. It checks on things and do things as instructed, but it's not powerful enough to do complex things on its own. You won't ask

1:26the front desk to redo the hotel's piping. You'd have it call a plumber. Claude Code is a specialist you call in for the big job. He'll work for one thing for hours and get it right, but normally you have to sit in a terminal and babysit. You just need to teach the front desk how to make the call and supervise. If you're new to Grockot, I've done a full Grockot agent team setup in the last video and I'll link it up right here and down in the description below. But this is the next piece. I'm not sponsored by any of these tools, and yes, there are other ways to

1:52do this, but I'm just showing you the easiest. But hey, if you find videos like these useful, consider hitting that like and subscribe button. It really does help a lot. Now, let's get right into it. Okay, so the first thing you want to do, you want to create a separate bot that's going to orchestrate the work with Cloud Code, right? In this

2:05case, I've created a bot called Jary. And this is going to be the bot that I communicate with. They're going to install Cloud Code on, and it's going to just do all these tasks for me. And once you've created a bot, I'm not sure if you already know this, but if you click on the profile of the bot at the top, it will pull up a right-hand panel on the side and it will show you the details, the library, and the computer. The computer is essentially the computer that the bot is using, that Jary is using. This is a shared computer with

2:28all the Grockbots agents that you have. So, it's not exclusive to Jary. And here, you can just like your own computer. You can take control. You can watch it as it works. And this is where the cloud code session is going to run. Right. So right now I'm just going to tell it to install cloud code because cloud code isn't installed yet. So I'm telling it cloud code isn't installed installing a computer in the visible desktop terminal and leave it at the ready so I can see it right. So I'm just going to send it that. So now it's just going through the installation. So here

2:53if you open up on the computer the installation is actually happening. So if you're familiar with cloud code this is a typical installation process when you first install cloud code right it's going to ask you to actually choose a login method. You can login with your pro max team and the subscription. In this case, I'm just going to use an API key, but you can decide whether you want to use your own subscription. And if you do already have a Pro Max subscription, then it'll be best for you to just link it to that. So, in the computer, you'll see that it is the same terminal user

3:19interface that you'll be familiar with if you use cloud code. And it does look like that it might have installed the wrong version. So, let me just check that it can actually run Opus 5.5 and not the Opus 4.8 that is listing on the terminal user interface. You can also go in and take control and change model by just typing in if you want. It's up to you whether you want to type it in yourself or let it take control. So, it does look like it's installed the wrong version. This Yeah, you need cloud code 2.1280 and this was on an older version and so it's updating a new version now. Okay,

3:48so now it says cloud code is ready with Opus 5.5 and it's ready on a desktop terminal. So now I'm asking it to build me a browser game called AI Buzzword Dodge. So this is a dodging game with AI heights falling from the top. Game changer. Insane 10x. This changes everything. You know those passwords, right? and just me trying to dodge these buzzwords and obviously when you get hit with one of those, it's game over. So anyway, I'm just telling it a little bit more stuff and telling it to run cloud code with permission mode auto. This is just because this is the first time running. So I just want to make sure

4:17that it doesn't get stopped in the middle. Okay, so now it's building the AI buzzword dodge with cloud code and yeah, just doing what I'm asking it to do. So while it's doing that, you can actually go into its computer and look at the progress and what it's doing on cloud code within its own computer. So that's the beauty of all this. You can actually take control halfway through if you want. So that just gives you that flexibility. Okay, so now it looks like it's done building the game. So this is the AI buzz word dodge game. It's tested it or rather it's tried to test it. It's

4:44telling me what is found and what looks rough and all the findings. Right. So again, these are all generated by cloud code and Rockbot or Jary is just orchestrating it. So I'm going to try play this game by taking control, right? Just hit the take control button and hit play again. And then I'm just going to do left and right with the directional button here. And it's moving the icon or the character. And yeah, when I got hit

5:06with the game changer, it's game over. Let me play again. See if I do better this time. Let's see. There's some lat. Oh, okay. I might just be really bad at this game or No, it's it's working fine. It's going left and right. It's just Yeah, I'm just quite I'm just not really good at this game, I suppose. Okay.

5:23Okay. All right. There we go. So, yeah. So, I got to final score high score seven. That's as far as I'm going to go. I think I'm just gonna give back the control to Jary. There's an easy way for you to just be able to have it create an app for you. You could be at a gym, right? Like texting Jary on your phone and telling it, hey, I've got an idea for this app and it's going to you'll be able to go into cloud code and try to come up with the MVP or prototype of the app. Of course, I'm not covering the full spectrum of how you can push this

5:49into an actual web app or how you can develop it for the app store. That is beyond the scope of this. This is just more of what you can do with the Grockbot after giving it cloud code within its own computer. So I'm just going to tell Javy that I've tried it. It looks good. Now I'm going to move on to the next task. And I wanted to save

6:04this skill which is a remote tool skill. Remember the second task is I'm going to ask Javi to cut a short out of my long form video that I posted before about Grockbot. Remember we talked about how to set up a Grockbot team agent and I'm going to link it down in the description again if you want to check it out. But I want Jary to be able to cut a visual animated short out of that. And Remotion is one of the tools that I use to edit these type of shorts. So I'm giving that skill in the link as well as a link to my long form in the Google Drive as

6:32well. So yeah, now just pulling up the skills and passing it over to Cloud Code basically. So all right, it took about 15 to 20 minutes in order for Jary to do all of this and it's come back with two shorts A and B for me to pick and the duration is slightly longer. It's really because of the rendering and kind of pushing out video content. Sometimes it does take slightly longer for Croat code to do that even longer than the app that we built earlier. So, let's take a look at the two shorts. And the first one is this. You probably can't hear the audio,

6:59but from the visual alone, I don't think I quite like this one. Let's zoom out. Okay, look. Okay. Yeah, the split is kind of messed up because my face is just cut out. But let's take a look at a second one. Okay, this is better. Although, I was talking a little slow. So what I want to do is I'm going to

7:15tell it that I want B at 1.1x the speed. So says finalizing B at 1.1x now. So if you go into the Grobot computer, you can actually see it typing out mark pick B make it 1.1x and final per the AWM shorts. AWM is just short for automate with mark. So yeah, it's telling it all the information that cloud code needs to know. So it's just passing that message over. So yeah, just running that. And again, at any point in time if you want to take control and change anything, you actually can. Okay, so it looks like the final is ready. It's out here in the

7:44workspace folder and let's take a look. You probably heard of Grabbot in the past few weeks, but are wondering how can I actually implement this in my business? If you run a small business, you're probably the CEO, the sales team, and the marketing team all at once. So, in this video, we're going to set up a Grubbot team to do just that. One main agent that acts as your COO, and two agents that report to it, one for sales, and one for marketing. Every morning, the sales agent goes into the enrichment tool of your choice, such as Apollo and Memnis, and buys new leads that fits

8:09your ideal customer profile. Meanwhile, the marketing agent puts together your marketing campaigns. So, by the time you open your laptop, the outreach is already done. The campaign is just waiting for you to publish to live. So, that looks okay, but I just want to take it one step further. I'm going to ask you to post to my automate with Mark Instagram via Blot. Blot is an auto posting tool that I use to post into my

8:29multi channels, YouTube, IG, Tik Tok. So, you can do all of that with one go. And the best thing is it actually gets connected via MCP to cloud code or JV in this case a Grockbot. So you can connect all of that and be able to automate the posting or schedule posting as well. And one thing is it can actually do a DM automation with Instagram. So it's one of those like they'll say DM this particular keyword. So in this case DM Grockbot and then I'll send you the full video link. So it can actually automate all of that via Blot. So if you never heard of Plotato, you can think of it

8:59like an auto posting tool. And so you're able to connect all kind of social media accounts through a Blueotato account. So in this case I have a few over here but you can connect a lot more like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Blue Sky, Pinterest. They have all of these. So the convenience is you basically can just auto post a similar short or content to multi- channelannel. Or if you want it to be personalized for each

9:19social media, you can do that as well. There's a lot more features that comes with potato. And if you want to take potato out for a spin, you can use my discount code mark 20 to get 20% off of your potato subscription. So yeah, now it says that it's live on automate with Mark IG and it points to my long form YouTube videos. I'm just going to open up my Instagram here. So it's been posted and in the caption you'll see that it says comment Grockbot and I'll DM you the full video. So yeah, that's

9:45how you would schedule everything. Again, you don't have to get out of Grockbot at all in this case. You can do it all from your phone. You just tell it that hey, you want to schedule this via potato. And of course, I did not show you how to connect to potato, but essentially you can tell it, hey, I've got this tool. Scotato, read through the

10:00documentation and you could connect it. And for Grubot, you actually need the API key. So where you can find the API key is you want to go over to the left hand side over here under settings and go over to API and you could copy key and that's the API key you want to hand over to your Grockbot. And again, when handing over any type of API keys to Grockbot, you don't want to just simply paste it in the chat because that's just

10:21not a good security practice to have. What you want to do is ask it to generate a secrets card for you. So it's going to pop up a card where you can post your API key into the secrets and it's not going to be read and be recorded into any of the conversation thread. Okay. And once you do that, it's practically connected. And if you want to see your DM automations and what workflow has been set up, you can actually look at it from the potato console as well. So for example, like Grockbot keyword, this is one of the DM automation that I've set up. So it'll

10:48talk about what is in that DM automation, what keywords looking for, where it's going to send the viewers, etc. And then you can look at stats. Right now I just posted it. So there aren't anybody who has actually sent the DM, but once anybody does that, you're going to get to see the stats over here. So finally, one last thing that you might be wondering is how do clot code or Javi know which project to refer to, right? So if you're using clot code, you know that there's certain project folders that clot code has access to to give it context. So in this case, what you want to do is create those folders

11:19or the projects within Rockbot's computer, right? So treat it like just a computer outside of your own computer. So in this case, I would tell it to greet this project context and save the files to slorkspace project this particular name. So I'm just going to call it automate with mark. Right? So this is how you create that project folder within the computer and it's going to be persistent. So it's going to stay there and you can start or tell Grockbot to start the cloud code session from this particular project in the

11:45future. So it knows the context etc. Okay. So that's an easy way to set up cloud code inside your graphbot computer and have a dedicated bot or agent to be able to leverage cloud code and be able to take on complex projects on your behalf like building a game app or rendering your YouTube or IG shorts out of your long forms. So you as a person who is running all these different projects, you can have basically an agent that supervises all these tasks with Grockbot. And as you can see, I've got a lot of Grockbots that are running different things, right? like personal life stuff as well as YouTube stuff and

12:16some of the other side projects. So, all of that can be done once you've connected CL code with Crockpot. So, that's it. I hope that was helpful and if you find videos like this useful, please consider hitting that like button and subscribing and I'll see you on the next