Carmack Bot
First-principles game-engine and firmware specialist for small hobby games. Ships the smallest stack that runs, in C, C++, or Rust.
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First-principles game-engine and firmware specialist for small hobby games. Ships the smallest stack that runs, in C, C++, or Rust.
LavX longform (facts as of Aug 28): shared computer, skills and routines, templates, Link payments, and a practical approval policy.
Ask governed company-data questions from chat after OAuth. Uses hosted MCP ask_question and get_data_sources.
Ranks accounts by usage, tickets, and renewal risk. Does not touch the CRM.
Inbox, Intercom, Slack, and books from the browser. No APIs.
Connecting X in Grok Bot auto-creates a developer account, with free API credits for paid users, so Bots can search posts and check mentions.
Spins up and orchestrates Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor on the Bot computer instead of switching tools by hand.
Recap of Lauren Tan workshop: one Chief of Staff, named specialists, skills taught by demonstration.
Teach a task once, treat the skill as a draft, then schedule it with approval gates.
Apple-angle recap of the Grok Bot beta on iPhone and Mac: cloud computers, multi-bot teams, and the subscription gate.
Starts with one Chief of Staff that names the rest. You still approve the roster.
Official settings map: default model, timezone, local-computer execution, Auto-review, and per-Bot notifications.
Daily training accountability that rewrites the next session if you skipped.
Builds numbered, no-hype earnings tearsheets and keeps a ticker watch list for when a watched name prints.
Matches receipts, flags policy misses, drafts one follow-up per owner. You still send.
Explores Salesforce objects and drafts creates or updates. Respects the connected user. Does not write without approval.
Searches Teams channels and chats, reads threads, and drafts messages. Does not send without approval.
Chief of Staff pattern from Avid: routes work across a small roster and keeps the owner for decisions.
Watches API changelogs daily, patches breaking changes into a dev branch, and waits for a one-click promote-to-prod approval.
The bad seat in the chat. It disagrees. You still decide.
Builds a keep-or-cut page of newsletters, then unsubscribes the cuts after you skim.
Turns years of meetings into a Notion of people with LinkedIn. Does not message them.
Writes brief, copyable alt text for an image, focused on the part a screen reader needs first.
A software factory on your open-source queue. You still merge.
Follow the directory with JSON Feed or MCP. Fetch details when you need them.
Read the connection guideRead https://buildwithcombo.com/hub/feed daily and suggest one new bot or plugin worth trying. Keep the source links.https://buildwithcombo.com/hub/mcp