Splitting a content workflow into 12 Grok Bot roles
The author maps a content pipeline into 12 single-job Grok Bot roles, from announcement scouting and fact-checking to hooks, scripts and comment sorting.
HOLY SH*T. YOUR CONTENT WORKFLOW IS 12 JOBS DISGUISED AS ONE. HERE’S HOW I’D SPLIT THEM BETWEEN GROK BOTS. research, fact-checking, hooks, drafts, video scripts. you’re doing all of it yourself. i’d give each bot one job and a clear result to hand back. here are the 12 roles: 1/ announcement scout find original product announcements worth covering. 2/ access checker check who can actually use the feature, on which plan and in which region. 3/ claim inspector separate what the company demonstrated from what people are assuming. 4/ demo planner turn one claim into a small test i can record. 5/ comparison designer write the same task and judging criteria for both tools before testing. 6/ evidence keeper organize the prompts, outputs, screenshots and costs i provide. 7/ angle finder pull out the detail that makes this story worth posting. 8/ hook writer give me three specific openers without inventing a result. 9/ post editor turn my notes into a short draft. keep my voice, cut the filler. 10/ video planner map the hook, the action and the result into a short shot list. 11/ comment sorter group the replies i share into questions, objections and ideas worth testing next. 12/ follow-up planner turn an unanswered question into the next experiment. i’d give each role a clear input and one thing to hand back. these don’t need to be twelve bots running at once. start with one announcement: check access, design a test, record what happens, then write the post. i run the experiment and choose what goes live. grok bot helps organize the work around it.