I like it. But it keeps freezing — I can't scroll vertically through the sites (on either Opera/Chrome on android) unless I switch to another app and then back. Then it'll work for a page or two before freezing again. Otherwise I like the concept
It's in the sysadmin sub because we are routinely the people told buy and manage Grammarly deployments, and we're the people generally cancelling those services now given everyone is being pushed to use their flavor of AI instead. And those emails from users upset that we're doing what management told us to do (following this Grammarly advice)? They go from end users to sysadmins.
It's available in the app's UI file explorer lol. You don't need to ask the agent to send it. Although did I ask it to install syncthing on its VM to my machine? Why yes I did.
This is brilliant and would likely be the most helpful for notes my agent takes for me or my own recorded transcripts. Especially being able to tweak it. I think where I would not want this is when it's done on my writing that's public facing in case it imbues unintentional meaning. But for my own notes, it's a small cost
Yeah. Codex and Cowork are full of papercuts when it comes to usability. Grok Bot is head and shoulders better and more pleasant to use. And Muse is similar to Grok Bot.
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