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    Hiten Shah Says the Proof Is in the Bots

    SaaS founder replies to bot account amid AI topic posts.

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    2 Sources, 27d ago, first seen 27d ago

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    Hiten Shah, founder of Crazy Egg for heatmaps, KISSmetrics for analytics, and Nira acquired by Dropbox in 2024, previously worked on AI products at Dropbox. In a reply on the platform he addressed @bot directly. Shah wrote that he came back to say that the proof is in the Bots. The post contributes to visible discussion in the AI category among replies on the platform. No further details on the surrounding thread or additional confirmations appear in the available source line from the cluster.

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    @hnshahI’ve spent an embarrassing number of hours this week building and testing Grok Bots. For the jobs they’re designed for, the same work I was doing with OpenClaw and Hermes Agent feels 10x easier. I kept hitting the 50-bot limit. I’ve tested my own, tried other people’s, and run evals on the ones I’m building. Those harnesses are still very relevant. Grok Bot has removed an extraordinary amount of friction between deciding what you want an agent to do and putting it to work. The UX is so thoughtfully designed that complex agent work is starting to feel almost effortless.

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    @hnshahI’ve spent an embarrassing number of hours this week building and testing Grok Bots. For the jobs they’re designed for, the same work I was doing with OpenClaw and Hermes Agent feels 10x easier. I kept hitting the 50-bot limit. I’ve tested my own, tried other people’s, and run evals on the ones I’m building. Those harnesses are still very relevant. Grok Bot has removed an extraordinary amount of friction between deciding what you want an agent to do and putting it to work. The UX is so thoughtfully designed that complex agent work is starting to feel almost effortless.