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I recently reorganized my Grok Bot Team.
The biggest pain point before wasn’t that the AI wasn’t smart enough, but that there were more and more Bots. Each one could get work done, but I had to chase them for results, nobody reviewed the deliverables, and project context was becoming increasingly fragmented.
The team is now divided into several core roles:
Command center / Captain: responsible for prioritization, task assignment, resource allocation, and automatic follow-up.
Scouts: search for early signals across Crypto, prediction markets, AI products, and business opportunities, while also

Should X Premium+ be merged into the new X Subscription? It depends on whether you pay monthly or annually:
· Monthly Premium+ (around $40): You can switch. The new Premium costs $30 per month, with Grok, Grok Bot, and Cursor sharing one weekly quota (Claude and GPT in Cursor are charged separately at API rates); any unused days on the old membership will be automatically refunded on a prorated basis, so you don't need to cancel manually first
· Annual plan: Don't rush. Premium's annual plan costs $300 ($25/month), cheaper than Premium+'s annual fee, and the remaining days of the old annual pl

Now when I want to post, I just tell Claude on my phone, “Save it as a scheduled draft,” and I’m done.
It handles the rest:
1. First checks which posts are already scheduled for today, leaving at least 1 hour between them. I ran the stats on my own original posts over the past two months: posts less than 15 minutes after the previous one had a median of only 35 impressions; those spaced 1–3 hours apart had 2,395
2. Automatically posts at the scheduled time, including quote posts
3. Before posting, verifies that the text matches exactly and that the quote card is present; afterward, checks the

When you have a bunch of Claude conversations open, the most annoying thing is the titles: you start with “Work Priorities,” then somehow end up fixing the radar and clearing the disk, and later you can’t find it at all.
Here’s a small trick: let Claude rename the conversation itself.
The Claude desktop app (Code mode) already has a tool for renaming conversations; it just doesn’t use it proactively by default. Add one line to your global rules (the original text is shown in the image), and it will rename the conversation whenever the main thread shifts.
Result: “Work Priorities” → “Disk Clean

When you're out with only your phone and want to start a new local Claude Code session on your Mac at home:
Method: keep this running on the Mac
claude remote-control --spawn=same-dir
Then configure it to launch automatically at startup (launchd). In the Claude App on your phone → Code, you can directly select this computer to start a new session. The session runs locally, so it can use local files and MCP.
Two pitfalls:
1. Without the parameter, it gets stuck on an interactive prompt, and when running in the background, it will exit because it cannot read input.
2. Sessions from the desktop a

Small bug report @claudeai: when using Remote Control on mobile for a Claude Code session running on my Mac, the effort level shows "Medium" on mobile, while the desktop shows (and actually runs at) "Extra high". Trying to change it on mobile fails with "Unable to change effort. Please try again." Latest app version. Expected: show the real level, or let me change it remotely.

iPhone → Mac remote control is finally working.
I use MCPX / AI Agent to run tasks, and what I fear most is getting stuck on GUI authorization. So I used NetEase UU Remote to provide a manual fallback.
After running into three pitfalls—Clash TUN, API timeouts, and same-account control permissions—the phone was tested to successfully control the Mac.
The Agent executes, monitoring detects anomalies, and the phone takes over. Automation doesn’t have to be error-free, but it must be able to continue after getting stuck. (Screenshot redacted)