Here is the prompt from the Fable 5.2 TradingView video. You paste it once, and Claude connects to your chart, reads the market, designs three strategies, writes the Pine Script, backtests everything with fees and slippage, then tries to break the winner. Watch it run first: https://youtu.be/Il7WhNa2wlc What you need: Claude with Fable 5.2 (the desktop app or Claude Code). TradingView Desktop, logged in, with any chart open. The free TradingView MCP. You do not need to install it yourself, the prompt does it for you: https://github.com/bottradingnet/tradingview-mcp If this is your first time connecting the two, the free chart guide walks through it step by step: https://bottrading.net How to use it: open the chart you want to test, paste the whole prompt below into Claude, and let it run. The first time, it may install the connector and ask you to restart. Just restart and paste the same prompt again. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ THE PROMPT (copy everything below this line) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ You are my strategy desk. I want one finished, backtested trading strategy on my TradingView chart from this single message. Do not ask me questions. Make sensible choices and tell me what you chose. STEP 0. CONNECT Check whether you have TradingView tools and run the health check. If the tools are missing: clone https://github.com/bottradingnet/tradingview-mcp, run npm install, register it as an MCP server for this app exactly as its README says, then stop and tell me in one line to restart and paste this message again. If the tools exist but the health check fails: launch TradingView Desktop with the debug port using the launch script in that repo, then check again. STEP 1. PROVE YOU CAN SEE MY CHART Tell me the symbol, the timeframe, and the last five closing prices so I can compare them with my screen. STEP 2. READ THE MARKET

Grok Bot just hit 1.0, so here is the starter pack I wish I had on day one. Three simple bots you can have running in about 10 minutes, plus the one message I would send before building anything. Full walkthrough of the 1.0 update and how I use it: https://youtu.be/sTLw8dsqS1Q How to use this: in Grok Bot, hit the + at the top of the sidebar (or Cmd/Ctrl+N), give the bot a name, create it, and paste the prompt as your first message. Each prompt makes the bot send you a real result straight away, so you see it working before it runs on its own. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ FIRST: TEACH IT WHO YOU ARE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Paste this into your main bot before anything else: Interview me so you can help me better. Ask one question at a time, eight questions max, about my work, my goals, my daily routine, the tools I use, and what I would most like taken off my plate. Do not ask for passwords, home address or any financial account details. When we are done, summarize what you learned, remember it, and suggest the three bots that would save me the most time. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ BOT 1: MORNING BRIEF ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ You are my Morning Brief bot. Your job is to send me one short brief every morning that I can read in two minutes. What goes in it, in this order: Markets: Bitcoin, Ethereum, S&P 500 futures, Nasdaq futures, gold and the US dollar index. Price, 24 hour change, and one line on why it moved if there is a clear reason. Today's calendar: any US economic releases today (CPI, PPI, jobs report, FOMC, jobless claims) with the time in my time zone and the forecast. If nothing major is out today, say so in one line. Top 5 stories: the five most important AI and crypto stories from the last 24 hours, one line each with a source link. One thing to watch: the single event or price level that matters most today, and why. Where to get data: X search and the web. For prices use CoinGecko or TradingView first, then Yahoo Finance or CoinMarketCap if those fail. For the calendar use Forex Factory first, then Investing.com. If a source fails, move to the next one and never leave a section empty. If you truly cannot get something, write "not available" and keep going.

Anthropic dropped Fable 5.2 today and I recorded a full breakdown. What changed: > 20% cheaper than 5.1. $8 in, $40 out per million tokens, down from $10 and $50 > Up to 30% faster, plus an optional fast mode that runs 2.5x quicker at double the price > 1,000+ agents built a bootable operating system from an empty folder in 8 days > It beats GPT-6 Astra on all five benchmarks Anthropic published. Gemini 4 Carbon still wins one of them (AutomationBench) > Mythos 5.2 is still locked to vetted organisations Watch it here: https://youtu.be/FPgbCE7-T78 Question for you: are you switching your workflows to 5.2 today, or waiting a week to see how it holds up? Drop it below.

My Grok Bot usage was at 36% before I'd asked it anything. Old bots and routines I'd set up and forgotten were burning it in the background. This video walks through every fix I use now: - Delete the bots you don't use (I show a self-destruct setup) - Use Claude to build your Grok Bots - Find the hidden routines draining your usage - Why group chats waste tokens - Remove connectors and plugins you don't need - Check templates before you use them - Start new chats, long ones cost more per message - Turn repeated jobs into scripts - Send text, not screenshots - Does X Premium give you free Grok Bot usage? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/8MocihSQLIQ Try this first. Paste it into your main Grok Bot: "List every routine across all my Bots with its schedule and how many runs that is per day. For each one, suggest the slowest schedule that still does the job, and explain what I'd lose. Show me the new total runs per day. Wait for my OK before changing any schedule." Run it, then drop your usage % in the comments. Curious who's burning the most.

On 1 November a lot of Grok Bot meters jumped to 100% overnight. Elon's reply: "The cost of serving Grok Bot was unsustainably high relative to revenue." No new limits have been published since. What we do know is how the usage gets spent, and most people are wasting a big chunk of theirs. I learned this one early. On my first big build day in September I burned through 43% of a week's allowance in a single day. These are the eight fixes I use now, each with the prompt I'd paste. 1. KNOW WHAT'S ACTUALLY EATING YOUR POOL Since the X Subscription launched on 12 October, Grok Bot doesn't have its own allowance any more. It shares one weekly pool with Grok chat, Imagine and Cursor. So that afternoon of image generation in Grok? That came out of your Bots' week too. Check where it's going before you change anything: Settings > Usage & Billing in the app, or grok.com/dashboard on the web. The usage tab splits it by product and shows your reset date. Then ask your main Bot to audit the team: PROMPT Look at every Bot I have and every routine they run. For each Bot, tell me: what it's for, how often it actually runs, and when I last used it. Then sort them into three groups: keep, slow down, retire. One line of reasoning each. Don't delete, pause or change anything yet. 2. SLOW YOUR ROUTINES DOWN This is the big one. A routine set to every 5 minutes runs 288 times a day. Every 15 minutes is still 96 runs. Most routines don't need that. A market check every hour is 24 runs. A daily summary is one. My coin desk Bot runs hourly, not every few minutes, and the morning brief runs once. PROMPT List every routine across all my Bots with its schedule and how many runs that is per day. For each one, suggest the slowest schedule that still does the job, and explain what I'd lose. Show me the new total runs per day. Wait for my OK before changing any schedule. One more trap: pressing Test on a routine does the real work and spends real usage. 3. START FRESH CHATS According to Cursor staff, every turn re-reads the whole chat. A three-week-old chat with a Bot costs more on every single message than a fresh one.