How does pickaxe compare to the recently launched GrokBot?
Hi @strategix,
Thank you for your question! If you want to build AI agents that work for you and turn them into something your customers can use, Pickaxe gives you a lot of room to grow.
You can build an agent around your own knowledge, choose models from multiple providers including Grok, and connect prebuilt actions, API integrations, and MCP servers. You can use that agent for your own work, then make it available wherever your audience is: on your website, through a direct link, in email, WhatsApp, Slack, or via API.
Where Pickaxe gets especially exciting is turning those agents into a product. You can bring several agents together in a branded Portal on your own domain, add custom pages, control who can use what, and charge through subscriptions, usage, or one-time payments.
Grok Bot offers shareable bot templates. With Pickaxe, you can build the agent, deliver it under your brand, and run the customer experience and billing in one place.
They work really well together. I gave all my users GrokBot access to their pickaxe tools. This allows their GrokBot to use the tools I’ve built in Pickaxe. This saves them usage in GrokBot and allows them to benefit from all the different models and tools I’ve build.