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Reverse-engineer computer-use runs into scripts
Capture once. Write a script. You still own the requests.
shared by @SamSokolin ↗
How it's set up
Have Grok Bot reverse-engineer expensive computer-use runs into scripts by capturing network requests once, to stretch usage, they posted. We have the tweet. We did not sit the run. No dollar. No public install.
- 01Pick one computer-use job you already pay for. Run it once.
- 02Capture the network requests as they named. You still own that capture.
- 03Ask Grok Bot to turn that capture into a script. You still read it.
- 04Stretch usage is their claim. Cap the run. Do not loop all week.
- 05Write hours or tokens from a meter you can open. Do not invent a dollar.
Prompt
We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.
How the money works
Stretching usage can be hours and tokens you keep. They posted no dollar. First proof is one script from requests you captured — not a save copied from the tweet.
What to try first
This week: one computer-use job you already pay for, one capture, and a script you still read.
Watch out
- Tokens: reverse-engineering a long run can still burn the week. Cap the run.
- Time: one working script beats a stretch-usage claim you cannot show.
- Claim: Reverse-engineering expensive computer-use runs into scripts by capturing network requests once, to stretch usage, is what they posted. Not a run we sat. Not a public install.