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Grok bots can now claim an email address. The same release brings public X search without connecting an X account.
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RSSGrok bots can now claim an email address. The same release brings public X search without connecting an X account.
Take a lookGrok Bot adds slide creation, with sample slides to choose from and delivery as PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Take a lookHark Pro brings memory, suggested actions and personal mini-apps called Panels into one place.
Take a lookOpenAI introduces dots: personal agents with a cloud computer, connected apps and context that carries across tasks.
Take a lookManus introduces Cue, an app where personal agents can work together in a group chat.
Take a lookManus 2.0 adds editable video timelines, game-making tools and event-triggered automations.
Take a lookTeam Bots let colleagues use a shared specialist in the Grok Bot app or Slack.
Take a lookHark introduces Handoff, a computer-using agent with its own browser, files and terminal.
Take a lookMausBot puts your own bots in one chat app. Give each a job and choose a supported AI engine and model.
Take a lookPoke brings email, calendar and reminders into Apple Messages, WhatsApp, Telegram and RCS.
Take a lookHermes keeps selected preferences between sessions, with older conversations available through a separate search.
Take a lookMuse Gadgets offers open-source SDKs for devices built with ESP32 boards or a Raspberry Pi.
Take a lookOpenClaw documents an MCP bridge that lets compatible clients talk to its channel conversations.
Take a lookInstinct describes an assistant you can text or call about everyday errands.
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