GrokBot.Rocks provides a searchable library of 8,230 public Grok Bots across 32 categories, refreshed twice weekly. The post encourages pointing your own Grok Bot at the directory to acquire skills from existing recipes. The linked page describes the directory’s structure, free 2-week trial, and contribution process.
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8,230 public Grok Bots tracked in 32 categories, updated twice a week.
Free 2-week trial available for new users; contributors can email to add bots.
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- Every Grok Bot: The Complete Directory - Linked page
Multiplex.FM is up - new AI signal platform
Multiplex.FM is up, announced as tonight’s AI Signal. Sponsored by GrokBot.Rocks, the ultimate directory of Grok Bots.
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Launch: Multiplex.FM is up
Sponsor: GrokBot.Rocks, the ultimate directory of Grok Bots
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- Original post
- multiplex.fm - Linked in the post
- grokbot.rocks - Linked in the post
Maxwell's Demon – interactive 3D demo released
Maxwell's Demon interactive 3D demo lets users sort red and white particles with a virtual demon and view mixing entropy. The page provides a 3-D glass box, trapdoor, and controls for rotation, door operation, and speed.
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12 red and 12 white spheres, mixing entropy range 0–24 bits.
Controls: drag to rotate, hold to open door, speed cycles 1×, 4×, 16×.
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- Original post
- Maxwell's Demon - Linked page
Dydema launch programmable brain-computer interface
Dydema, a YC F26 startup, announced a programmable brain-computer interface that lets users pick a thought and bind it to anything, with no surgery required. The launch is presented as a personal device for controlling keys, games, or agents.
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Launch of @dydema (YC F26)
Personal, programmable brain-computer interfaces: pick a thought and bind it to anything, no surgery required