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• GuideStarterGrokGetting Started with GrokWhat Grok is, how it differs from other assistants, how to use it for current-events questions without being fooled, and how to reach it from code.
• GuideBuilderGrokxAI (Grok) API Basics - Keys, a First Request, Streaming and ErrorsUse the xAI API with a familiar client library, a key stored safely in the environment, a first request, streaming and calm error handling.
• Q&AStarterGrokDo I need an X account to use Grok?It depends on where you use it. Using Grok inside the X app uses your X account, while Grok also has its own app and website, and sign-in options can change.
• Q&AStarterGrokWhat is Grok and what is it good for?Grok is the AI assistant from xAI. It is available through the X platform and its own apps and site, depending on region and plan.
• Q&AStarterGrokWhat is Grok DeepSearch and when should I use it?DeepSearch is a Grok mode, described in guides as a slower research mode that searches the web and X, works in steps and lists the sources it used.
• AgentBuilderGrokGrok Live Briefing Bot StarterA small Python command-line bot that asks Grok for a briefing on a changing topic and prints confirmed, unconfirmed and not-found items.
• AgentBuilderGrokGrok Live-Topic Briefing AnalystBriefs you on a fast-moving topic, separating what Grok could look up from what it could not, with a source and as-of time on every claim.
• PromptBuilderGrokCross-Check a Trending Claim with GrokSeparating confirmed from unconfirmed fits fast-moving stories where early posts are often wrong.
• AgentBuilderGrokGrok Rumor-vs-Source TriageTakes a claim you saw online, traces it toward primary sources, and rates how well it is supported without pretending to certainty.
• AgentProGrokGrok Sentiment and Narrative MapperMaps the main narratives about a topic and separates what is loud from what is widespread, with honest limits on what it could see.
• AgentStarterGrokGrok Thread-to-Brief SummarizerTurns a long social or forum thread into a short brief, with a neutrality check that flags missing views and unsupported claims.
• PromptBuilderGrokPublic Reaction SummaryTreating social reaction as a biased sample, not a poll, prevents overconfident conclusions.
• PromptBuilderGrokRumor Check With CaveatsA fixed verdict scale with a "cannot determine" option stops the model from forcing certainty.
• PromptStarterGrokTrending Topic ExplainerFor fast-moving topics, the key skill is separating verified facts from claims and rumor.
• GuideStarterAny assistantHow AI Assistants Actually Work (Without the Jargon)A plain-English tour of what happens when you type a message to an AI assistant, and why that explains both its strengths and its odd mistakes.
• GuideBuilderAny assistantPrompt Patterns That Work Across Every AssistantSeven reusable prompting patterns, from role and few-shot examples to critique loops, with templates you can paste into any chatbot.
• GuideStarterAny assistantChoosing the Right AI Model for the JobA practical framework for picking between assistants and model sizes based on task, privacy, cost and speed, without chasing leaderboards.
• GuideBuilderPerplexityDoing Research with Perplexity and Other Search-Based AssistantsHow answer engines with live citations differ from plain chatbots, and a repeatable method for checking sources and getting trustworthy research.
• Q&AStarterAny assistantWhich AI chatbot should I use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or something else?No single assistant is best for everyone, and rankings change quickly, so test them on your own tasks.