Yoram Kornatzky

Grok Bot — the friendly brother of OpenClaw and Hermes. Runs on your Mac. You define agents and chat with them in the app. Agents live in the cloud on a shared computer (terminal + filesystem + browser). No server to manage. Easy way to experiment with multi-agent setups securely. I’ve been testing the X plugin, https://context.dev for website scraping, Google Workspace for retrieving Gmail messages, and Trello for task management. Screenshot of the current interface below. The iOS app is the same — agents stay synced between Mac and iOS. Anyone else running Grok Bot alongside Grok and Cursor workflows?

Grok Build within the Grok chat (https://grok.com) lets you build websites through conversation. This isn't the Grok Build coding assistant that you use in a terminal. So it is similar to Lovable. What did I build: A personal website with my profile taken from X, a live feed of recent X posts, and a contact form. See the screenshot attached. How it works: 1. Open grok.com 2. Start a new conversation 3. In the chat window, select Build instead of Auto, Fast, or Expert 4. Start chatting - giving instructions A panel opens with a website preview. It continuously updates as Grok works. You can then publish it to a grok.me subdomain. To set a custom domain, you need to add some DNS records at your domain registrar (Grok shows you the exact record). If you later want to change the website, you return to the conversation and continue chatting.

Noscroll just closed. Classic example of a personal news agent: multi-source crawler + prompt-driven filtering delivered via Telegram. I tried replicating the core idea with a Grok automation. Got useful digests, but the multi-source ranking and iterative refinement weren’t at the same level. This is exactly the kind of system that feels natural to explore with Laravel AI agents + Cursor agentic workflows.

Using Cursor for Laravel PHP programming — MCP setup: 1. Cursor global — everything except Laravel Boost 2. mcp.json — per project — for Laravel Boost This separation is required otherwise the MCP for Laravel Boost does not work as it needs the working directory.

Working in the SpaceXAI world 1. Cursor — coding, IDE, coding assistant 2. Grok — AI chat 3. SpaceXAI — API for AI models: text, image, video

Do you need a tool for running multiple coding agents in parallel? The gap between these tools and coding agents is shrinking. I use Cursor — it lets you run multiple agents in parallel. Codex and Claude are similar. These tools are needed if you use a different coding agent in each session. The major coding agents also offer cloud agents, so you need to examine whether parallel-agent tools have a cloud capability. To put my setup in context — Cursor for Laravel PHP, building AI applications with Laravel AI and Laravel MCP.

Laravel PHP AI Programming Environment To build intelligent agents with the Laravel AI SDK I use: 1. Cursor — IDE + coding assistant 2. Herd — runtime: Nginx, databases, Redis 3. Tinkerwell — interactive expressions evaluation 4. TablePlus — for database interaction Are you using other tools or additional tools?

What is the best coding assistant for Laravel PHP? The dimensions for choosing: which AI models are supported, whether it includes an IDE and a Git client, and how AI billing works. My choice from last year is PHPStorm with Codex CLI. Now I’m reconsidering Cursor, Codex with Zed, and Polyscope from BeyondCode — the last tailored for Laravel.

Programming intelligent agents in PHP? Here are the top frameworks: 1. Laravel AI SDK 2. Vizra AI 3. Neuron AI 4. LarAgent Have you heard of other frameworks?