Week of 20 Oct: email aliases, tag @bot, voice-call memory

How this helps you

A two-minute way to catch the week's new features so you know what to try.

✦ Try it

Give me a new email alias, [name]+[purpose]@ your address, and tell me what you'll do with emails that arrive at it.

Fill in: [name] and [purpose] make the alias, such as alex+shop.

What they did

@mattyp from the team rounded up the week: unlimited email aliases (plus addresses), tag @bot in an X thread, voice calls remember your last call for 30 minutes, Android assistant support, and the Bot's computer is 3x faster. The matching video also covers redesigned chat cards, highlighted draft edits, Bot replies to X DMs, new connectors such as Robinhood, Coinbase and Trello, notifications collapsed to your active device, team invites, team Bot access lists and an unread-messages pill on mobile.

How to try it

Ask your Bot for an email alias, such as name+shop@, and use it for sign-ups.
Connect your X account before tagging @bot in a thread.
Start a voice call and pick up where your last one ended.
On Android, set Grok Bot as your assistant.

Common mistakes

Tagging @bot without asking it to send the result to your Bot.

Related tips

Ask for plus-addressed aliases on your Bot's email: Your Bot can send from tagged addresses like name+shop@, and a routine on that tag runs only for its mail.
Call your Bot back within 30 minutes and it remembers: Voice calls now carry over: hang up, call again soon, and the Bot has the previous call's transcript.
Tag @bot on X: say "send it to my bot": Just tagging @bot won't reach your chat. Ask it to send it to your Bot.
Grok Bot can use your phone's apps: Calendar, Reminders, Contacts and more, on iOS and Android.
Import what another AI assistant knows about you in four steps: Settings, Import Memory gives you a prompt to run in your old assistant. Paste its answer back and choose Add to Memory, so your Bots start with your preferences and context.