Letting Grok Bot study a reference app before rebuilding it
A demo shows Grok Bot with the open-source REA browser tools inspecting a TradingView-style terminal's page structure, requests and interaction logic, then writing and testing its own implementation from those findings.
LET GROK BOT STUDY THE APP BEFORE ASKING IT TO REBUILD IT. ask for a TradingView-style terminal and the agent needs to understand what happens when you select a ticker, change the timeframe or add an indicator. a screenshot gives it very little of that information. REA's browser tools let an agent investigate the reference: inspect the page structure and loaded scripts observe requests while you interact with the app trace an action back to the code behind it the agent can use those findings to write and test its own implementation. you give it a working reference and specific behavior to investigate. this visual illustrates Grok Bot + REA working through a TradingView-style rebuild. agents study the interface, work on the charts and check interactions while development keeps going. for a dashboard you use every day, that could mean building the controls you need around your own data, with fewer hours spent explaining how every interaction should behave. REA is open source under the MIT license i'd start with ticker search. check whether selecting a result updates the correct chart, then move on to timeframes and indicators
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