Indie Dev Builds SuperLedger: Shared Deterministic Memory for Human Teams and Grok Bots on Coda
bfrench · x · 2026-11-07
Indie developer bfrench built SuperLedger on Coda: shared, deterministic memory for a team of humans and Grok Bots. Design highlights: bots propose facts and handoffs instead of overwriting; deterministic formula gates check conflicts; humans approve decisions with one click using $0 Free Editor seats. It runs via Grok Bot's built-in Coda connector (one-click OAuth, zero API keys) and keeps a fast local summary synced. The bot was created by a third-party user and can be added with one click.
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