Grok Bot plus-addressed email aliases route mail into separate routines

Dave Gambrill says Grok Bot's plus-addressed email aliases, rolled out October 14, let users send mail from different senders into separate routines on one inbox.

His examples include school emails for family and order or client messages, each with its own alias. Gambrill also notes that Grok Bot's current email system requires approval for messages generated by routines, and that a team administrator's controls can affect whether agent email is available.