Grok Bot team's five operating rules for bots
The author argues that instead of adding more bots, people should copy the five rules the Grok Bot team uses internally, such as one bot per job and doing tasks by hand before saving them as skills.
i still can't f**king get why people keep adding more Grok Bots instead of copying the rules SpaceXAI runs them on the Grok Bot team runs dozens of bots internally on 5 rules, and they just put them in the official docs the useful part: > one bot, one job, one owner > do it by hand first, then save it as a skill > automate only what already worked twice > no fresh source, no run - report it, never use old data > nothing gets sent, bought, deleted or posted without your approval if a bot keeps making the same mistake, don't rewrite the prompt. turn the fix into a skill that's basically the whole game less prompting. better roles. better guardrails all the rules are in the reply, and you can set them up as a skill in your Grok Bot save it before you build your next Grok Bot team ⭣
This post quotes another post: “Building a six-bot Grok Bot team instead of hiring”