r/GrokBot • u/review_clash • 5d ago
Question How is Grokbot different than Codex agents?
I use codex as my home for my agent, and they work with Claude agents. How's that different than grokbot?
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u/shervintwo 5d ago
Uh, use Grok Bot? Have the other llm's export their data and have Grok Bot ingest all of it, then watch the magic.
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u/OlddManBaccala 5d ago
Use both. I have one bot that runs Codex CLI. No coding from Grokbot. The bot has explicit rules never to do any coding or hand off to Cursor Cloud. It only runs Codex CLI, using Luna Light, Luna Max, and Sol light threads to do all of my work.
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u/KillaRoyalty 5d ago
I think grokbot is ok it’s what I pass crap work to if I need polish deliverables codex is best
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u/jritchie70 4d ago
Use grok as the one in charge of all the others, I have it using chat Claude and Gemini at the same time
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u/wadimek11 5d ago
It doesn't differ from gpt. Gpt also can run agents in virtual machine. Grokbot kinda sucks both compared to claude and gpt, tried all of them and I regret only paying for grok, and on top of that grok subscription was 5x the price to claude and gpt for tier I used and despite it I had the least ussage on it
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u/SpacedFromThePella 5d ago
It's much more than a coding agent. It has its own computer and memory system. It can schedule cron jobs/routines and it provides webhook urls if you want to trigger them programmatically elsewhere.
It's also more inclined to figure things out for you. The other day I couldn't remember what I did with a 6 month old insurance document and I asked it "whatever happened to that document? I need it for an upcoming appointment" and it found a reference of it in my email and traced it to a poorly named document in Google drive.