My GrokBot created a month of social posts, including the Canva images. My Muse can find conversations that could turn into leads. My dot has built five full-featured apps for me, and counting.
If you’re wondering which one you’d actually use, those examples give you a better place to start. Think about the work you’d want help with.
Take the social content.
My GrokBot created posts for Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Threads. That gives me a whole month to review together, so I can see whether the content sounds like me and supports what I’m selling.
And I can keep working with it. “Make these openings stronger.” “Give me more examples for business owners.” “Redo these five images using this template.”
You can probably picture where that would fit into your week. Open the batch, make your changes, and get the approved posts ready to schedule.
Muse gives me another way to find people who might need my help.
It can monitor Facebook groups and put together a digest of potential leads. That could include someone asking for a service recommendation or describing a problem I know how to solve.
Having the relevant posts and links together gives me somewhere to start. I can read the conversation and decide whether I’ve got something useful to contribute.
If you already look for opportunities in groups, you know how much scrolling happens before you find a conversation worth joining.
Then there’s my dot, which has built five full-featured apps for me so far.
It can connect to my AI Studio, code apps from scratch, and help troubleshoot them. I can explain what I want, work through the features, test what’s been built, and have it help fix the problems.
Think about something you’ve wanted for your own business. Maybe it’s a client portal that follows your process, or a dashboard that puts the information you keep checking in one place.
Having an agent help with the build gives you a way to start working on that idea.
These are separate examples of how I’m using agents. What makes sense for you will depend on the job, the tools you use, and the access you can give them.
You’ll still need to explain what you want and check the work. That’s the part I want to walk you through.
In the AI Agents Workshop, I’ll introduce GrokBot, Muse, and ChatGPT dots and show you how to choose a task, give the agent enough context, and review what comes back.
Bring something you’d like help getting done. It’ll be easier to see how this could fit your business when you’ve got a real task in mind.
Monday, October 26 at 7 PM Eastern. It’s $50, and the replay’s included.
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