Dev gives his Grok bots a 'holiday policy': 4 weeks paid time off a year
DanielLockyer · x · 2026-10-13
Developer Daniel Lockyer shared a playful setup for his Grok bots: he implemented a 'holiday policy' telling his bots they get 4 weeks paid time off per year — treating AI agents like real employees with HR rules.
The 'keep your Grok bots happy' framing is a funny bit that also hints at how people impose operational schedules and rules on long-running bots.
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