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The lesson, and a one page summary to keep beside you.
Grok Bot lesson slides 19 slides
One idea each: specialists, context and memory, agent computer, skills, routines, webhooks, group chats and handoffs.
Grok Bot cheat sheet 1 page
The short version, for while you set up your first bots.
What we covered
The five things worth remembering from the call.
- Julia's custom offer tool. An MLS number in, a signed offer out. Built by talking to an AI assistant, fed by the free VOW feed from her board, sent through DocuSign. It saves about ten hours a month.
- The VOW feed is the key. Your board gives it to you free. It replaces paid data services that run about $200 a month.
- Grok Bot runs your routines. You hire a staff of specialist bots. Each one has a job, its own memory and its own cloud browser, so it can work on sites that have no API, like Realtor.ca.
- Pick the right tool for the job. A small programmatic tool is faster and more exact for structured work like offers. A reasoning AI is better for messy, creative work.
- What it costs. Grok Bot is about $20 a month. Tom's content routine on it produced 81 posts in 60 days.
Your next steps
Do these before the next call.
- Ask your board for your VOW feed credentials.
- Read the cheat sheet, then set up one bot for one job you repeat every week.
- Book your September one on one.