Grok workflows are seen as more token-efficient than skills
yunta_tsai · x · 2026-07-25
Grok workflows are being praised as more token-efficient than skills, with the author arguing that every open-source harness should adapt them.
The post frames workflows as a better fit than rewriting everything into .rhai, suggesting a practical shift in agent orchestration design rather than just another feature toggle.
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