Dev builds Sturzi, a Grok bot that finds and files simpler versions of Argentine regulations
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-09-16
Developer Gianluca built Sturzi, a Grok bot that reads Argentine regulations, flags ones that make life harder, and drafts simplified filings to the Ministry of Deregulation. Its first run found a Buenos Aires law capping bakeries and banning bread delivery, plus a rule limiting pharmacies to 1 per 3,000 people — 6 optimizations drafted, 3 already filed. The bot never submits without user confirmation. Posted in response to xAI's contest to win a Starship launch invite by sharing Grok Bot use cases.
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