A 25-bot Grok fleet in 7 neighborhoods on one shared Linux box, charted by its own bot
bfrench · x · 2026-11-01
bfrench mapped his fleet of 25 Grok Bots into "seven neighborhoods, one shared box" using his own Diagram Designer bot, built on Cathryn Lavery's open-source diagram-design skill. The chart shows a day-running trio (incl. chief-of-staff Ria), an 8-bot writing/publishing pipeline (Composer → STEER → Ship Desk), a 7-bot build/fix group, fleet-monitoring bots, a Tesla-screen driver, small utilities, and 5 deliberately walled-off bots — all on one Linux computer with shared files, browser logins, and 90 shared skills. The bot is available on Grok; the skill works with any agent.
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