Grok 4.7 Builds Interactive 3D Cell-to-DNA Journey, Then Self-Records and Sends Video via Telegram
XFreeze · x · 2026-09-22
A developer used Grok 4.7's Grok Build to create an interactive 3D journey from a human cell down to DNA, with the model handling all 3D scenes, animations, and transitions.
The standout part: the author had to step out mid-build, so he told the agent to keep going, record the finished result, and send the video to Telegram. It completed autonomously and the video actually arrived via Telegram — a nice demo of end-to-end autonomous task delivery.
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