Dev Builds 'Sandman' Grok Bot to Manage Context Across a 33-Bot Fleet
alexcovo_eth · x · 2026-10-21
Developer alexcovoeth unveiled Sandman, a 70s sci-fi styled Grok bot that hunts context bloat across his bot fleet. Each bot wears a "life crystal": green under 60% context use, yellow 60–80%, red 80%+. Red bots choose Sanctuary (full backup, fresh respawn), Runner (flagged, crystal turns black), or carry on. A screenshot shows a 33-bot fleet status panel (2 red, 2 yellow, 29 green). Concept credited to Brian Roemmele's Mission Control bot; the Sandman bot will be shared later.
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