HeyJaredCursor
Cursor is your coding agent for building ambitious software.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 7
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- ~80K subscribers
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Grok Bot For Product Best Practices (opens the original)
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In this workshop, we cover how a product team of Bots research, write, design, and ship. Key workflows covered • Specialist teammates: You staff named Bots for chief of staff, analyst, PM, designer, and engineering manager. Each keeps its own memory and tools, so you DM the specialist for that job. • Attention list: A Bot watches Slack, Gmail, and Notion and lists where your attention went. Use that list to filter noise and compare focus with your stated priorities. • Routines: Ask a Bot to repe
Meet Grok Bot: Your Team of AI Agents (opens the original)
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In this workshop, we introduce Grok Bot — a team of always-on agents with memory, tools, and their own computers — across personal and engineering use cases. Key features covered: Team of always-on agents: Grok Bot gives you persona-based bots that take on roles, delegate to each other, and message back and forth. You act as the CEO organizing your team. Three pillars: Every bot has persistent memory stored in S3 with no context limit, access to your connected plugins and accounts, and its own r
Model Selection & Token Efficiency (opens the original)
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In this workshop, we cover what tokens are, what burns them, and how to pick a model without slowing down. Key topics covered: Tokens: You are billed for tokens in and out of the model, not for agent actions like search. The harness wraps the model and is tuned per model. Four token types: Input, output, cache write, and cache read. Output costs more than input. Cache reads cost less, and a rule or model change can rewrite the cache. Context: The harness feeds context back each turn. Near 90% it
Refactoring Legacy Codebases (opens the original)
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In this workshop, we cover a four-step way to migrate a legacy codebase with Cursor. Key workflows covered: Audit with Canvas: Use /canvas to map test coverage and which components to migrate. The demo audits a WordPress repo, then shares the canvas as a living document. Plan Mode: Write the migration as a markdown strategy with requirements and steps. Plan Mode does not write code, so you can review the approach first. Tickets from a plugin: Use a plugin, like Atlassian, to split that plan into
Grok Bot for GTM: From Prospecting to Customer Calls (opens the original)
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In this workshop, Krista Letz (GTM at SpaceXAI) shows how she runs prospecting, call prep, slides, forecasting, and customer research on Grok Bot. Key workflows covered: Bots as specialized teammates: Each Grok Bot has a persona and a job, not one-off tasks. They work async — overnight, on calls, or away from your computer — and you onboard them like new hires. Chief of Staff & routines: Set routines to scan your inbox, flag and draft replies, and prep you for the day's calls. Ask Grok Bot what
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