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Trying Codex Automated QA for a Flutter App

The author reports that after integrating Codex automated QA into a Flutter app under development, slow tests and unintended changes to features became problems.

Codex
Dev

Making a 3D Cube Net App for Children's Math Study

Grok Bot reportedly created a 3D app where children can fold all 11 cube nets from their textbooks, which are usually shown only as flat diagrams, using their fingers.

Grok Bot
Learning & Careers

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Delegating Email and Work Record Tasks While Driving a Truck

During a 12-hour truck shift, the author reports assigning Grok Bot to find store contact information by voice, record work hours, and organize emails.

How it works

  1. While driving, the author had Grok Bot find store phone numbers and addresses by voice command, and record that week's work hours.
  2. The author reports that Grok Bot organized the email inbox, retrieved important emails from the trash, and identified bounced work emails.
  3. For follow-up emails related to a home insurance claim, Grok Bot only drafted the messages; the author reviewed and sent them personally.

Results

The author reports that the inbox was reduced from 47 to 14 emails, and 30 important emails were recovered from the trash.

Notes

The article does not specify where the work hours were recorded or the criteria used to organize the emails.

Source

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Example prompt · Grok Bot

Set up an office task assistant that you can delegate by voice even while driving or working on-site.

Input: Email account to connect [account], location to record work hours [e.g., Google Sheet name], criteria for important emails [e.g., clients, insurance companies, banks], organization rules [e.g., archive ads, label receipts]. First, check if you have read/write access to the email and sheet; if not connected, just explain how to set it up.

Operation: 1) When you ask by voice about a store or business, it finds and briefly reads out the phone number and address. 2) When you say work start/end, it records the date and time in the sheet and tells you the weekly total. 3) It organizes the inbox according to your rules, but only archives, never deletes. If there are important emails in the trash based on your criteria, it lists and recovers them. 4) If there are bounced emails, it tells you the recipient and reason. 5) For replies, it only drafts them; nothing is sent until you review and approve.

Deliverable: End-of-day summary (recorded work hours, email count before/after organizing, recovered emails, bounced emails, drafts awaiting approval). First, while parked, test with one day's emails and review the organization results before using while driving.