Grok Bot uses REA to rebuild a Bloomberg Terminal on its own
Given access to REA, Grok Bot analyzed the original app and rebuilt a Bloomberg Terminal feature by feature, with 7 of 8 panels working by minute 46 of the session.
GROK BOT got access to REA and started rebuilding BLOOMBERG Terminal on its own... $30,000 A YEAR → $0 intermediate result already looks ridiculously good, and the session is still running a seat costs around $30k a year. what you get on screen is quotes updating every second, news running down the side, charts, order book depth, alerts and a command line that opens anything in two keystrokes bot started by mapping the whole app before touching anything. 18k memory pages, 320 modules and a table of every function that draws something on screen after that it went feature by feature → finds where the quotes come from and traces the calls behind the news feed and the alerts → checks every finding against a replay of the real app, and a panel with no evidence behind it doesn't get built → turns each verified feature into a panel of its own, with code and a test file so the copy grows piece by piece next to the original. by minute 46 of the session 7 of 8 panels were working REA gives the agent real findings from the original app, functions, call chains and data sources, so the code comes from what the terminal does
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