One prompt turns Grok bots into a self-directing team that fixes your life admin
elonmusk · x · 2026-10-14
Katie Miller shares a "chief of staff" prompt for Grok bots: order every bot to proactively improve one thing each, with no permission needed and gaps filled. The screenshots show concrete outputs—a return-deadline tracker across Gmail, failed-payment and duplicate-charge checks, subscription cleanup, and ranked repeat food orders—illustrating multi-agent self-direction in practice.
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