Grok Bot's six-bot team plus an orchestrator multi-agent setup
After 72 hours of live builds, the author concludes you shouldn't build one giant agent but six small bots (Researcher, Builder, Operator, Reviewer, QA, Memory) plus an orchestrator that only assigns work.
Everyone's building one giant AI agent. Grok Bot taught me the real move: build six small ones and a boss to run them. 72 hours of live builds later, here's the team that actually holds up. Step 1. Researcher pulls the sources and context before anyone touches code. Step 2. Builder turns that into real artifacts: code, files, output. Step 3. Operator runs the tools and executes the workflow. Step 4. Reviewer tears the logic apart before it ships. Step 5. QA hunts for the cracks Reviewer missed. Step 6. Memory logs every decision so the team stops repeating mistakes. One orchestrator sits in the middle. It doesn't do the work, it decides who does. The rule that makes or breaks the whole system: no agent hands off work without proof. Show what you did, back it with evidence, say how sure you are. Skip that, and you don't have an agent team, you have an agent circus. Save this before you build your next one 👇
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