Summary
Alex Finn walks through a new update to Grockbot, an AI agent platform, that adds a feature called Pages for building custom dashboards and interfaces. His argument is that the platform is powerful but hard to keep organized once you run many bots, and that Pages addresses that problem.
He demonstrates his own dashboard, which includes a visual of all his bots and what they are working on, live stats across his social channels, newsletters and businesses, and a three-column activity view. The columns cover decisions waiting on him, recently finished tasks, and upcoming routines that can be cancelled to save usage. A heat map shows which bots complete the most work. The dashboard can be edited live through a chief-of-staff bot, shared with teammates, and published as a link. He also shows a separate dashboard for his home AI lab that tracks DGX Spark memory and temperature.
The video then explains how to build your own: start with your main bot, include a bot visualization, key stats, and the three core columns, and use a provided prompt to get going. It is a practical look at managing fleets of AI agents.
📺 Source: Alex Finn · Published October 28, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
