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Grok Bot on Super Grok Heavy $300 a month does not last 2 days. If they don't figure out how to make it much more efficient I will cancel very soon and go all in on Open AI as I hear they have a $500 a month tier coming. Who else is using Grok Bot and experiencing fast crippling usage exhaustion. Grok Bot can't run my life or my business if it never has any usage available. Im averaging 8 actual days a month of real work with it before usage limits.

Grok, Cursor, Grokbot and X https://x.com/xfreeze/status/2104625424022274078?s=46

My Codex setup has evolved beyond a normal coding assistant. It now works as a background operational coordinator for my daily work, particularly email, quotations and the small decisions that would otherwise constantly interrupt me. I receive around 120 emails per day. A large percentage is internal chatter or information I need to be aware of but don't need to act on. Others require quotations, replies, follow-ups or specific actions. Instead of manually processing that stream, I have a coordinator chat in Codex that periodically receives my email and decides what should happen next. It can classify emails, archive or mark them unread, suggest what I should do, create drafts, send emails when appropriate and delegate work to specialised chats. For example, quotation requests are sent to a dedicated quotation chat with its own strict skill and workflow. When the quotation is finished, that chat communicates the result back to the coordinator, which then tells me that it is ready for review. The important part is that I remain in the loop without having to operate the system continuously. Codex's live voice is particularly valuable here. I can be working on something completely different while the coordinator continues processing things in the background. When something genuinely needs my judgement, it can simply talk to me: «“You received this. I think it should be archived and marked unread. Do you agree?”» Or: «“The quotation is ready for you to check.”» I answer by voice and continue working. Instead of reading and deciding what to do with 120 emails, I mainly deal with the relatively small number of decisions that actually require me. Why the model matters This is also why I currently cannot simply replace Codex with Grok Bot, even if Grok can technically perform the same orchestration. I have tested this. The problem isn't whether Grok can read an email, delegate to another chat or communicate results back to the coordinator. It can. Most of the architecture works.