User lets Grok agent clean 138k unread emails from 24 years of Gmail
GlenBradley · x · 2026-08-28
A user's first try of Grok Bot targeted a truly messy job: a Gmail inbox with 138,000 unread emails accumulated over 24 years. He instructed the agent to identify junk and promotions and send them to trash, reporting serious progress already and promising a follow-up — a vivid example of an agent taking over real-world drudgery.
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