Grok Bot docs: 10 numbers that define what you can build
After reading the Grok Bot docs page by page, the author lists 10 numbers—50 routines per Bot, one shared cloud computer, 624 public configs—that shape what you can build.
Close your laptop. Your Grok Bot keeps working. It has its own cloud computer, 50 routines per Bot, and a public index of 624 ready-made configs you can copy today. I read the official docs page by page. These are the 10 numbers that decide what you can build: 1. 50 routines per Bot, on a schedule or after an event 2. 5 min is the shortest gap between runs 3. 1 cloud computer per account, shared by all your Bots: files, browser sessions, logins 4. 1 computer-use task at a time per Bot screen, and every Bot has its own screen, so they work in parallel 5. 10 min is the longest "Teach a task" recording: show a browser workflow once and get a skill draft 6. 20 run records kept per routine, so you see exactly what worked and what failed 7. 1 private skill library for all Bots: / calls a skill, @ calls a Bot or a routine 8. /workspace is where durable files live, while temp folders and manual installs are replaceable 9. 0 account connections needed to search X: posts, mentions, quotes, trends, read-only 10. 624 public configs in one index, so you never start from a blank page Two rules before your first run: → A test run does real work: it browses, edits files and calls your tools → Deleting a routine is instant, with no undo Start with one Bot and one routine. Get it running clean, then scale to 50. Bookmark this.
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