How to 10X Grok with Agentic OS and app integration

TL;DR

Grok now selects the best model for each task, can run Claude inside Grok, and can be connected to other AIs through an Agentic OS that shares memory across tools. This enables cross tool collaboration, orchestration, and email-style actions, letting you coordinate tasks from one central place.

Transcript

Grockpot just got three huge updates that's going to change the way that you use it. However, Grockpot has a huge issue right now. It is completely isolated from everything else. Open AAI, Claude, Dots, Hermes, you name it. And in this video, I'm going to show you exactly how to 10X your Grob bar and then take it even further and accelerate its cap... Read More

Key Insights

• Grockbot now routes tasks to the best model for the job, improving speed and efficiency.
• Claude can be installed and used within Grock, expanding the toolkit available inside Grock.
• Grock can search X to retrieve top posts or data, broadening research capabilities.
• Agentic OS provides a shared memory space that ties different AI tools together.
• You can trigger multiple systems like Grock, Dots, Hermes, and Claude from a single interface.
• Grock can create and use its own email address to act on your behalf, enabling workflow automation.
• Agentic System Stacking lets different tools execute tasks in sequence or parallel to complete complex goals.
• Dots can be used inside the Agentic OS to plan and coordinate growth strategies for projects.

Questions & Answers

Q: How does Grock decide which model to use for a task?

Grock now routes to the best model for the job, a change from sticking to a single default model. The system evaluates the task and automatically selects the model that can handle it most efficiently, such as Opus, Midjourney, or other integrated tools. This results in faster execution and reduced token waste, though the chosen model is not exposed to the user.

Q: What enables Claude to be used inside Grock?

You can install Claude on your own setup and sign into it through Grock, effectively letting Claude operate within Grock’s environment. This integration allows Claude to perform tasks and interact with Grock tools directly, expanding the range of capabilities available without leaving the Grock interface.

Q: What new research capability does Grock add?

Grock now can search platforms like X for top posts or other viral content and bring back the results. This enables rapid gathering of current information, which can then be summarized or used as a basis for further tasks within Grock and related agents.

Q: What is the Agentic OS concept?

Agentic OS is a centralized environment that unifies Grock and other AI tools, providing shared memory and a dashboard to manage multiple agents. It allows information and context to be shared across tools, enabling coordinated actions and more sophisticated workflows across Grock, Dots, Hermes, and Claude.

Q: How does multi-tool orchestration work in this setup?

The system allows triggering information and actions across Grock, Dots, Hermes, and Claude from a single place. For example, you can have Dots research, then hand off the task to Grock to execute, all while maintaining a shared memory of the outcomes within the Agentic OS.

Q: What new capability does Grock gain with its own email address?

Grock can now be assigned its own email address, through which it can send emails and perform work on your behalf. This adds a practical automation layer, letting Grock proactively handle reservations, communications, and related tasks within your workflow by being CC’d into conversations.

Q: What is Agentic System Stacking?

Agentic System Stacking is the concept of giving each tool a specific job and connecting them via shared memory so they can coordinate. This approach enables tasks to flow from planning in one tool to execution in another, creating a cohesive, multi-tool automation pipeline.

Q: How can Dots contribute to a growth plan with Grock?

Dots can create a plan based on past conversations and research, and then Grock can take the next steps to implement or act on that plan. This illustrates how an orchestrative approach uses Dots for planning and Grock for execution, all within the Agentic OS framework.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Grok Bot gains automatic model routing and cross model usage, enabling faster and more efficient task execution without users needing to know which model is chosen.

• The new capability to run Claude inside Grok and connect to other AIs expands the ecosystem, allowing more versatile workflows and smoother collaboration across tools.

• The Agentic OS concept ties everything together with shared memory and orchestration, enabling system stacking where actions flow from one agent to another for complex tasks.