Grok Bot at 16 days: a 7-step playbook for 24/7 multi-agent workflows
gekobraa · x · 2026-09-03
A retweeted 3-page operator's manual argues against prompting Grok Bot (only 16 days old) task by task, and instead building a Chief + specialist-team multi-agent system that runs entire workflows around the clock.
Key points:
- Mental model: one persistent cloud computer with multiple Bot screens, shared files, browser sessions, credentials, and a /workspace
- Setup order: create the Chief first — it routes, delegates, watches handoffs, collects outputs, escalates
- Internal bus: keep research, drafts, evidence and decisions in /workspace instead of chat so any Bot can pick up where another stopped
- Split specialist teams across content, intelligence, ops, research and coding
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