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    Grok Bot Awakens via Webhook in Routines

    Engineer shares webhook trigger option for starting Grok bot routines from external events.

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    Eric Zakariasson posted that users can wake a Grok bot from anywhere by creating a routine and selecting webhook as the trigger. The tweet lists example triggers including a WhatsApp message from a specific contact, a Notion page change, a home temperature sensor threshold, a desk button press, or a GitHub action completion. An attached screenshot shows the Routi interface for adding the trigger. The post comes from the software engineer at Cursor focused on AI agents and developer tooling.

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    @ericzakariassonyou can now wake a grok @bot from anywhere! when you create a routine, click "add trigger" and select webhook some ideas: - you get a whatsapp message from a specific contact - a page changes in Notion - your home temp sensor hits a threshold - someone presses a button on your desk - a github action completes - your server hits an error rate spike try it out and lmk what you setup!

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    @ericzakariassonyou can now wake a grok @bot from anywhere! when you create a routine, click "add trigger" and select webhook some ideas: - you get a whatsapp message from a specific contact - a page changes in Notion - your home temp sensor hits a threshold - someone presses a button on your desk - a github action completes - your server hits an error rate spike try it out and lmk what you setup!
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