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Grok Bot use case

Back up everything your Grok Bot has learned about you, every week

After weeks of teaching an assistant your rules, routines and preferences, one glitch or a wiped setup can mean starting over from scratch.

1. Ask Grok Bot to set up a weekly routine (for example, Sunday overnight) that exports its memory, routines, bot setups and rules into one zip file.
2. Have it save copies in more than one place, such as Google Drive and your own computer, and keep only the few newest copies.
3. Ask it to test each backup after it's made, and to write you a short restore prompt you keep somewhere safe.
4. Keep passwords and other secrets out of the backup.
5. EdisonTanEdtreo says their setup backs up every Sunday to three places, tests every zip, keeps the four newest, and has a second assistant check the backup each week.

Source: @EdisonTanEdtreo. Summary in our own words. Review anything an AI drafts before it sends, pays or signs.

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