Brian Roemmele launches public Grok Bot DJ built from personal music libraries
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Brian Roemmele launches a public Grok Bot DJ that scans a user's own music library, scores never-played tracks for obscurity, and builds themed sets with spoken breaks.
Roemmele says anyone can create a bot and point it at their own library. The bot links songs through shared musicians, covers, samples, lyrics, or years, and says it checks each story against a real source before using it.
The built-in Mac voice is free, and Premium Mac voices are a free download. Studio-quality AI voices require the user's own API key. The post gives no release date or pricing for the bot itself.
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Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmeleXGrok Bot DJ plays deep cuts from your own music libraryAIA solo developer built a Grok Bot DJ that scans a user's local music library, scores never-played tracks for obscurity, and builds themed sets with spoken breaks. The bot links songs through shared musicians, covers, samples, lyrics, or years, and checks each story against a real source before using it. The library-scan and playback features are described, but the post gives no release date or pricing details.

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