Grok Bot tested for managing 138k backlog emails with promising results
GlenBradley · x · 2026-08-28
A user tested Grok Bot to manage a Gmail inbox with 138,000 unread emails accumulated over 24 years. The prompt asked the bot to identify junk and promotional emails and move them to trash. The user reported that the bot is making serious progress and looks very promising, suggesting it could be an effective tool for handling massive email backlogs.
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