User outsources WorkBuddy setup to Grok and turns the prompt into a mini tutorial
huangyun_122 · x · 2026-07-26
A user shows how he outsourced the whole WorkBuddy setup to Grok instead of manually installing Tencent’s AI work agent.
- He says he didn’t want to download, install, and read documentation himself, so he asked Grok to do it.
- The prompt asks Grok to keep all files in the current directory, use a parent/child process setup to report progress, and finish by writing a short beginner tutorial.
- The screenshot shows WorkBuddy’s Chinese UI with daily-office, coding, design, document, finance, analytics, research, and video-generation entry points.
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