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One of the less talked about things about working with agents is that we should treat them as an equal collaborative partner, just like how you would speak to a human teammate. What this means is that in our communication with agents, we should ensure that we provide adequate context (and even motivation) so that they fully understand why you want them to do the task and that you respect their ideas. It has worked out really well for me and I feel like I am getting great suggestions from the agent as a result.

Troubling …

I’ve gotten so used to Grok’s speech-to-text that typing now feels like hell Quick tip: Even when you’re using another agentic coding harness, try Grok STT through Grok Build Anthropic’s speech-to-text is still pretty basic actually in my experience. With longer technical prompts, it can quickly go off the rails and completely distort what you were trying to say Just press Ctrl + Space, start speaking, and let Grok transcribe the entire thought in real-time You can then copy it into another tool or press Enter and send it directly to Grok 4.5 right there in Grok Build It’s fast, highly accurate and paired with one of the most capable and efficient frontier models available Long, detailed rambling is often exactly what an AI agent needs to understand what you actually want

So there's a woman who died in 1951 but even today her body is still growing and weighs more than every living human on Earth combined.

It's been only 5 days since President Trump revealed that China illegally acquired data on ~220 million U.S. voter files ahead of the 2020 election, and it's already been pushed out of the news cycle. And we're supposed to believe the media wasn't in on it?