A peek at a personal multi-agent setup: Codex, Muse and Grokbot with role-based memory
op7418 · x · 2026-10-27
op7418 shares his refined personal memory and multi-agent collaboration system: Codex handles local records, repo tooling and daily memory upkeep; Muse writes back long-term context summaries (health, entertainment, news tasks); Grokbot runs the daily-ai-digest pipeline. Claude was planned for review but is currently paused. A screenshot shows a full agent-registry table with permissions, commit activity and verification steps for each agent.
- Tasks tracked via Issues, status via version reports
- Each agent has explicit capability limits and next steps logged
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