Wiring Grok Bot into a 7-agent desk reading SEC Form 4 filings
The post explains wiring Grok Bot into a seven-agent desk prompt that parses SEC EDGAR Form 4 insider filings, arguing the edge is parsing speed, not data access.
It is becoming f*cking dangerous: Deranged what one prompt calls insider data. Form 4 filings. Two business days after every trade. Section 16 insiders, officers, directors, holders above 10%, report every purchase, sale, grant and option exercise on SEC EDGAR within that window. By the time a form goes live, the position already moved. The part builders should care about: 1. Every transaction in the feed is legal, reported, post-execution. Illegal trades on material non-public information never hit a filing. 2. Public repos wire Grok Bot into a 7-agent desk prompt that reads these filings. Default is paper trading for at least two weeks before live capital. 3. Trades under a Rule 10b5-1 plan get up to five business days. Pre-scheduled, not signals. 4. The filings are public and free. Every desk reads the same EDGAR data. The edge is parsing speed, not data access. No prompt catches illegal insider trades. The entire feed is legal, delayed, and filed after execution. The play is reading it first. Bookmark this. Full pipeline mapped in the terminal below
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