Restore Grok Bot computer access and live voice under Clash TUN
A developer used ordered domain and process rules in Clash Verge to keep Grok Bot working alongside terminal coding agents.
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A developer used ordered domain and process rules in Clash Verge to keep Grok Bot working alongside terminal coding agents.
A builder describes a Grok Bot army where one bot coaches workouts, one runs the calendar, and one watches markets—keeping Muse as an optional 'intern' rather than the core ops stack.
Claude Code's macOS computer-use preview can write Swift, compile/launch a menu-bar app, click through controls, and screenshot results in the same session—plus drive GUI-only tools and iOS Simulator when MCP/bash/browser tools aren't enough.
An n8n agent searches a knowledge base and order history in parallel, uses GPT-4o-mini to classify and draft replies, emails resolvable tickets, and routes billing/refund/security cases to Slack with a draft (~$0.90/mo at 50 tickets/day).
Indie Hackers founder Sean Prentice used Claude Code to build an orchestrator + marketing director + specialist agents (content/ads/research) for his SaaS; outputs land in Slack and nothing posts or spends without his explicit say (~$10/mo self-use).
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