Open — How Wiseserve Learned Grok
Title card. Wiseserve — a real week on the shop floor.
Scenes
Scene-by-scene stills
Stills and captions from the story video.
Privacy note: Internal tooling examples only. No customer ticket IDs or credentials. Mateusz Polish chat previews were removed. Alinery appears as a consented quote card — not a fake chat UI.
01 · Connect Seraph → 02 · Stock rules
Peter asks Grok to connect to the company stock system (human Microsoft sign-in), then teaches the discontinue rules. He interrupts with Wait before edits.
03 · Wait, test run · 04 · Show process
Test run on External Drives — list matches first. Then: “Could you show me your process?” / “Could I see you in action?”
05 · Multi-bot Project CA Customs
Same week: Research, Shop, and Sales bots coordinate on builds and site style for Computer Assistance.
05b · Draft page for review
Peter asks for a mocked-up draft showcasing three gaming PCs and three laptops before anything goes live. Shop Bot notes site colours and theme.
06 · Elsa — connect eBay
Elsa Moroney connects eBay so she can ask what is already listed. Sign-in stays on a secure form — credentials are not shown.
06b · Elsa — check listing / lower price
Check if an item is listed, then lower the price. Same careful pattern — ask, confirm, then act.
06c · Elsa — scan what isn’t selling
Scan active listings for low views and watchers; shortlist for price cuts. Bot reports — doesn’t change prices until asked.
Alinery — team voice (permission granted)
“Sure, go ahead and see what I have been doing. Already did what typically takes me a week work into just today, loving it.” Clean quote card — no invented chat UI.
Mateusz — multi-bot desk
Bot names shown: Emails, Site Audit, Meetings, Eve Calendar, Panam Tank, Yen on Unicorn, Seraph, Shani on the boat. Polish chat preview snippets removed for privacy.
Close — Copy these prompts
End card points viewers to the how-to page: write rules, keep a person in charge.