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[GROK 4.5 WITH LIVE X DATA]
I want to write a commentary piece on [TOPIC]. Before writing, search X for what people are saying about this topic in the last 24 hours to make sure the piece is current.
After searching:
1. What is the dominant narrative on X right now?
2. What is the most interesting contrarian take?
3. What specific event or post is driving the conversation?
Then write a [WORD COUNT]-word commentary that engages with the current conversation — not generic opinion that could have been written last week. Take a clear position.
Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
[GROK WITH LIVE X DATA — run before writing any piece on a trending topic]
Research "[TOPIC]" on X right now. I want to write about this but need to know the current state of the conversation before I start.
Find:
1. The 3 main angles people are arguing (what are the positions?)
2. The most shared or engaged post on this topic in the last 48 hours
3. Any expert or notable account that has weighed in with something worth citing
4. Any fact or claim being widely shared that you can verify or flag as unverified
5. The angle nobody is taking that I could own
Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
Turn the following article into an X thread. Make it shareable and engaging — the kind of thread people read to the end and repost.
Rules:
- First tweet: the most striking fact or claim, no preamble
- Each tweet: one idea, under 280 characters, punchy
- No "thread:" or "1/" — just start
- Last tweet: the takeaway or the question that makes people want to discuss
- Total: 8-12 tweets
Article: [PASTE ARTICLE]
[GROK WITH LIVE X DATA]
Find what is trending today in [INDUSTRY/TOPIC] and write a LinkedIn post about it that will perform well.
First search X for the top story in [INDUSTRY/TOPIC] from the last 24 hours. Then write a LinkedIn post that:
- Opens with the surprising or counterintuitive element of the story
- Explains why it matters to people in [INDUSTRY]
- Adds one insight beyond what the news itself says
- Ends with a question to drive comments
- Length: 150-250 words
- Tone: professional but not stiff
Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY]
[GROK WITH LIVE X DATA]
I want to write a first-person piece about [TOPIC/EXPERIENCE]. Before drafting, search X to see how other people describe their experience with this topic — I want authentic language that resonates, not generic framing.
After searching, write a [WORD COUNT]-word first-person piece that:
- Opens with a specific moment, not a general statement
- Uses language and references that feel current and specific
- Includes at least one observation that only someone who has experienced this would know
- Ends with a reflection, not a summary
Topic/experience: [DESCRIBE]
[GROK WITH LIVE X DATA — run on Fridays]
Search X for the most important AI news from the past 7 days. Write a 300-word summary that covers the stories that actually mattered — not a list of press releases.
Format:
- 3 stories, each with: one headline sentence, 2-3 sentences of context, one sentence on why it matters
- Closing sentence: the theme connecting all three stories
Rules:
- Lead each story with the specific number or fact, not the company name
- If a story is hype without substance, skip it
- If you cannot find what happened this week via X, flag that a story may be from a previous week