Grok Bot quota prompt: pre-filter tasks via Jev API

Gresham @GreshamtradeOriginally posted 2026.10.17

Open original on X

A SPACEXAI ENGINEER LEAKED THE PROMPT TO MAKE YOUR GROK BOT PLAN GO FURTHER WITH JEV. PASTE IT INTO GROK BOT AND LET IT CLEAN UP YOUR SETUP WHILE YOU EAT BREAKFAST your weekly limit is disappearing before the real work even starts: one routine checking every 15 minutes means 672 runs a week, but if 3 daily checks are enough, 97% of those runs just burn through your plan time to start: 1 minute action: copy and paste the prompt into Grok Bot this setup gives every job a smaller starting point: one role, the relevant inputs, a clear output, and a stopping rule connect Jev through its API to help select which incoming items match the task, then pass the selected material to Grok Bot instead of asking it to read the entire pile first the prompt turns that into 6 rules: separate → fetch → select → batch → stop → measure give unrelated jobs separate chats, with a short working brief in a file so each task can start without dragging every previous discussion along use connected tools to fetch the records you need, with the browser reserved for work those tools cannot handle let Jev select relevant items from a compact feed before Grok Bot opens full documents, investigates, or writes the result group nonurgent updates into scheduled batches and pause routines whose reports you never read keep permanent instructions stable, update the working files, and save detailed results there instead of filling the conversation with another long report set a retry limit and require a useful partial result when something fails, rather than letting one broken page consume the rest of the run test one recurring job before and after the changes, comparing usage against completed work same Grok Bot plan, less context to carry, fewer unnecessary steps, more room for useful work save this before they delete it

This post quotes another post: x.com/0xnineinch/status/2108604801411879139