User Ditches Gmail Inbox: Grok Bot Cleans 2,000+ Emails via Text Commands
elonmusk · x · 2026-10-07
A user shared (and Musk reposted) that after connecting all Gmail accounts to Grok Bot, natural-language commands like "mark as read," "unsubscribe me," and "move to trash" cleaned up 2,000+ emails. Unsubscribing also cuts future junk mail—the author now manages the inbox entirely by texting the bot.
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