8 HIDDEN GROK COMMANDS THAT 90% OF USERS DON’T KNOW. Here are 8 advanced commands that will make GROK work at its full potential:

X.com ^ | Dec 31, 2025 | Dipti Sharma @Diptish09

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8 HIDDEN GROK COMMANDS THAT 90% OF USERS DON’T KNOW

Most people use GROK like this:
“Write a post,”
“Make a list,”
“Explain this…”

But if you’re doing that, you’re missing out on 90% of its real power.

Here are 8 advanced commands that will make GROK work at its full potential:

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1️⃣ “Act as…” – Turns GROK into any expert.
→ Generic prompts give weak answers. Defining a clear role improves results dramatically.
→ Example: “Act as a luxury brand marketer. Develop a high-end product promotion strategy.”

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2️⃣ “Break this answer down into 3 levels: beginner, advanced, expert.”
→ You get a response tailored to different skill levels.
→ Perfect for learning, articles, scripts, and marketing.

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3️⃣ “Write this in the style of [author, blog, book, article].”
→ GROK can mimic specific writing styles if you provide examples.
→ Great for content creation, storytelling, and email marketing.

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4️⃣ “Turn this into a step-by-step guide with a checklist.”
→ Converts complex topics into easy-to-follow instructions.
→ Ideal for tutorials, guides, and SOPs.

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5️⃣ “Ask me 5 clarifying questions before answering.”
→ Forces GROK to deeply understand your request before responding.
→ Useful for business strategy, problem-solving, and development.

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6️⃣ “Give me 3 unconventional solutions to this problem.”
→ GROK usually provides obvious answers—this command makes it think outside the box.
→ Perfect for brainstorming and innovation.

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7️⃣ “Analyze this text and improve it based on three factors: [structure, engagement, tone].”
→ Instead of writing from scratch, refine and optimize existing content.
→ Great for blogs, marketing copy, and sales pages.

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8️⃣ “Compare the pros and cons of these options and suggest the best one.”
→ Helps you analyze ideas, products, or strategies efficiently.
→ Quick way to identify strengths and weaknesses before making a decision.

 

[SuperLuminal]

What are the commands that enable mass deportation?

[Bigg Red]

mark

[Bob434]

Heck... act as ilhan omar’s hubby znd get me $30 mil practiczlly overnight.

[Bob434]

LOL... Blank page!

[I got the rope]

Grok is getting worse not better. Too many woke linear thinking pajeets involved now. Just like this dumbass x post. Typical

[lefty-lie-spy]

None of that is hidden or specific to Grok. Strong prompt engineering skills are important skills to have these days for any IT engineer.

[lefty-lie-spy]

You’re likely not being specific enough in your programming it for the answers you are looking for. Your second issue is that you even use Windows.

[maddog55]

I’ve told GROK “No predictive analysis, just facts”. I get facts and no long drawn out interpretation.

[Angelino97]

I’m quite specific in my questions. They’re not that technical. How can I make Windows default to List rather than Details? How can I prevent Edge from loading in every boot up? Other simple matters.

[lefty-lie-spy]

Yeah, Grok is very good at understanding specific instructions like that. I work details like that into my research too, and ask it to print sources of all external references.

[airborne]

Thanks. I will give it a try.

[VanShuyten]

Bkmrk

[fso301]

I might review this later.

[fuzzylogic]

Does it ever get things wrong though, and do something you didn’t want?

These things are great, unless lots of “false positives” happen.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled 8 HIDDEN GROK COMMANDS THAT 90% OF USERS DON’T KNOW. Here are 8 advanced commands that will make GROK work at its full potential:, Angelino97 wrote:

Grok OFTEN gets things wrong.

Over half the time, when I ask how to do something in Windows 11 or some other program, it gives me a wrong answer. Which Grok admits after I say it didn't work.

I'll ask how to do something in Windows 11. Grok responds. I try it. Doesn't work. I tell Grok.

Then Grok says, "That's correct. Windows 11 shut down that feature on so-and-so date. Sorry for the outdated answer. But here's what you can do ...

Then it gives me another faulty answer.

Once I went through 3 or 4 incorrect answers with Grok, including changing the registry. Grok remained friendly and chatty. "Yeah, that's a tough one. Windows 11 really resists changing that feature. But here's something else you can try..."

But by then I had it with Grok. I just walked away.

Grok is sometimes helpful, but often not.

Silly, how some Freepers treat Grok's answers like Moses coming down from the mountain.

To reduce the kind of problems you've had, I gradually figure out what specifications to add. For example, I ask for sources from the past year. I ask GROK to list sources so I can check them. I sometimes ask Grok to repeat the report and remove ALCU or NPR. I sometimes specify the types of sources I want (provide a list). SOmetimes I ask for more than one solution and then I check out the publications Grok listed to see if I agree.

I appreciate Grok writing letters for me. I still read through the letters and make any changes I want. I prepared a letter for a friend - she gave me criteria which I gave to grok. I then asked it to write a letter as a concerned citizen against a certain building project. I told grok to locate other cities which this builder has worked in and provide any objections to the builder's work. BINGO. Fantastic show stopping letter properly formatted for immediate delivery to the board - in about 30 seconds.

There is still an active human component - I look at it for things missing or things I don't want etc. Sometimes I ask a few questions and then have Grok synthesize it into one document after I've seen all the details in the earlier responses.

A time saver was giving GROK a pile of medical posts and links to FR on numerous topics and having Grok provide a tidy, organized list in response.

Here's the beastly pile of helpful comments and links from helpful FReepers:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4320258/posts?page=5609#5609

Here's the convenient, organized list Grok created in about 40 seconds while I sipped coffee:

User-Suggested Medical Recommendations Directory

This directory organizes user-suggested medical information from forum discussions into categories for easy navigation. It includes doctor directories, treatment protocols, online pharmacies, natural remedies, detox methods, warnings, and research articles. Note: This is not medical advice; consult professionals for health decisions. Links are from 2021–2025 and may need verification for currency.

1. Doctor Directories and Specialists

• Independent Medical Association (IMA) Providers Directory: Find doctors focused on evidence-based care. Link
• Steve Kirsch's Evidence-Based Doctor Registry: Doctors treating based on scientific evidence, not consensus. Link
• Dr. Pierre Kory (COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Specialist): Focuses on vaccine-related injuries. Link
• The CC Collective (Mental Health Resource): Recruiting providers for non-medication-focused mental health care. Link

2. Treatment Protocols

• MyFreeDoctor Conditions Treated: Telehealth for various conditions including COVID-19. Link
• Dr. Vladimir Zelenko Treatment Protocol: For COVID-19 prevention and treatment. Link
• Ivermectin for Cancer Protocol: Suggested dosing and use (image). Link
• Ivermectin Meta-Analysis: Studies on efficacy for various conditions. Link
• Dr. Peter McCullough Base Spike Detox: Protocol for spike protein issues (from COVID-19 healing resources). Main Resource Page
• 5 Evidence-Based Approaches to Healing Vaccine Injury: By Nicolas Hulscher. Link
• Dr. Tess Lawrie Detox Options: For COVID-vaccine concerns, including World Council for Health guide. Link
• Cordyceps Mushroom for Turbo Cancer: Potential against mRNA vaccine-induced cancer. Link
• Nicotine Patch for Long-COVID/Vaccine Injury: Rationale by Dr. McCullough. Link
• Dr. Lee Merritt & Karen Kingston on Parasites: Discussion on cancer, vaccines, remedies. Link
• Dr. McCullough on Treating Spike Protein: Video. Link
• Sodium Ascorbate for Sepsis: Leads to full recovery in hours. Link
• Ivermectin Miracle Reversals: Higher doses better; video with Drs. Kory & Cole. Link | Article
• Ivermectin Inhibits Colorectal Cancer: Study. Link
• HCQ Safety and Efficacy Studies: Research summary. Link | Summary by Hostage | Dr. Gold on HCQ

3. Emergency Preparedness Kits

• The Wellness Company Kit: Includes antibiotics like Amoxicillin-Clavulanate, Azithromycin, Doxycycline, etc., plus guidebook. Link
• Liberty Daily Emergency Kit: Includes Ivermectin, Amoxicillin, Z-Pack. Link

4. Online Pharmacies

Pharmacy	Link	Notes
Israel Pharma	Link	International
YCDSCC	Link	Canadian
Reliable RX Pharmacy	Link	International
Largest Online Pharmacy Mexico	Link	Mexican
Mark Cuban Cost Plus	Link	US affordable
Price Pro Pharmacy	Link	Canadian
Reliable Canadian Pharmacy	Link	Canadian (ships from India)
All Day Chemist	Link	International
Silverline Medicare	Link	International
Affordable RX Meds	Link	International
India Mart Drugs	Link	Indian directory
Canadian Pharmacy King	Link	Canadian
Best Online Pharmacies (Forbes)	Link	Review
Consumer Reports Pharmacies	Link	Review

5. Natural Remedies and Supplements

• Vitamin A for Shingles: 7500 mcg capsules (fish liver oil), 10/day for 3 days, off 3 days, repeat. Also for sore throat.
• Oil of Oregano Steam: For respiratory issues; inhale steam with drops.
• Chlorine Dioxide Nasal Spray (CDS): For sinus; acts as prophylactic and remedy.
• DMSO for Respiratory/Lung Conditions: Remedy details. Link
• Natural Inflammation Reduction: Dietary changes, Nattokinase, Serrapeptase. Link
• Choline for Cystic Fibrosis: Improves lung/liver function. Link
• Homemade Vitamin C: Video tutorial. Link
• Dr. Tess Lawrie Health Tips: To stay healthy. Link
• Secret Weapon for Sinus Infections/Allergic Rhinitis: DIY remedy. Link

6. Detox Methods

• Graphene Oxide Detox: Multiple methods/articles. Transmission | Remove from Body | How to Remove | Makes You Sick | UK Lab Report | Toxicity | Hemotoxicity | Microscopy Reveals

7. Warnings and Cautions

• Remdesivir/Paxlovid: Video caution Link | Text Link | Cardiotoxic study Link | Other hospital drugs warnings (e.g., Baricitinib blood clots).
• Expired Tetracyclines: Can cause Fanconi syndrome. Link | Safe use up to 5 years post-expiration otherwise. Prepper Article
• Vaccine Shedding: Data on risks. Link
• Spike Proteins and Aging: Induce hyperaccelerated cellular aging. Link
• Food Additives: Guar gum increases colitis susceptibility Link | Others impact gut biome Link | Sugar as poison Link | Carrageenan Image
• Flu Shots: Mercury-free but should be pulled. Link
• Masks Don't Work: Science conclusive. Link

8. Research and Articles

• COVID-19 Healing Resources: Comprehensive page with videos (McCullough, Kory, Marik) on turbo cancer, vaccine harm. Link
• HeartCare Corp for Heart Damage: Detects myocarditis. Link | Site
• Food Pyramid and Seed Oils: Toxic; Brian Cates article. Link
• Naomi Wolf Pfizer Revelations: 11 key points. Link
• Prepper Medicine: Veterinarian perspective Link | Top infections Link | Infectious diseases prep Link
• PubMed Search: National Library of Medicine. Link
• Ivermectin Graphic (Dosage): Horse paste/injectable. Link

[BereanBrain]

Of course it gets things wrong occasionally, just like a human!

Right now, for example Tesla FSD is about 5 times better than a human driver.
How do we know? The miles driven on FSD are recorded, and during the miles, there was an accident every 5 M miles. The average for humans is 1 M miles. Eventually, it will get to 20 M miles or higher.

[cgbg]

Act as Hillary Clinton and tell me what cattle futures to buy.

Lol.

[SJackson]

The miles driven on FSD are recorded, and during the miles, there was an accident every 5 M miles. The average for humans is 1 M miles. Eventually, it will get to 20 M miles or higher.

I'd question those figures, for humans. Per the AAA Foundation

[BereanBrain]

Ok, so i am being generous to humans - the actual is far less than 1M...more like 500-600k miles between accidents (of all kinds).

Think about your drives in heavy traffic and how any stupid mistakes you see people make. Other drivers compensate for most of them, until they don’t.

I have a model Y with FSD, and about 6K miles on it, driving ~ 45 min in Dallas traffic 2x a workday. The other day, a car pulled out right in front of me (I was going about 60 Mph). They obviously didn’t see me. The car swerved and avoided the accident - it was so fast it was done before I could react myself. That probably would have been an accident had i been driving, and definitely if i had not been paying close attention.

Oh, and don’t forget about all the distracted and drunk drivers. I routinely see people looking at their cell phones in heavy traffic.