Using Grok bot to orchestrate Claude Code agents across machines on a LAN
Rasmic · x · 2026-10-12
Rasmic shares a multi-machine agent orchestration setup: Grok bot can access his machine and others on his network, check which machine is free, then launch a Claude Code session with /goal on that machine to reverse-engineer and build projects autonomously.
He clarifies it's not about using Grok to control Claude — it's treating Grok bot as a cross-machine scheduler while using t3code for his own dev work, illustrating a multi-agent pattern where one model dispatches work and another executes.
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