How to turn Grok into a long-form writing machine: model split plus Obsidian templates

EXM7777 · x · 2026-11-04

A practitioner shares a three-step workflow for using Grok bot as a long-form writing machine:

Control what the model sees: a prompt first selects only the few receipts the piece needs, hiding the rest so drafts stay readable.
One job per model: Kimi K3 brainstorms and simplifies ideas, Opus 5.5 handles final passes — "the model that starts a piece never finishes it."
Lock the structure: templates for openings, argument sequencing, pain-point framing and closings, backed by an Obsidian vault of great writing broken into matching parts (the screenshot shows a graph view of notes organized by reader filters, stakes setup, and more).

The human's job: dump the idea, approve the outline, do the final edit.

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